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John Amos Dead At 84

Legendary actor John Amos passed away on August 21 at the age of 84, according to a statement released on October 1.

According to reports, a representative for Amos, the famous “Good Times” father and “Roots” actor, announced that Amos died of natural causes in Los Angeles. variety. Amos' son, Kelly Christopher, released a statement acknowledging his father's death.

“It is with deep sadness that I announce that my father has transitioned,” he said, according to Variety. “He had the kindest heart and a heart of gold…and was loved all over the world.”

SANTA MONICA, CA – APRIL 14: Actor John Amos attends the 5th Annual TV Land Awards held at the Barker Hangar on April 14, 2007 in Santa Monica, California. (Photo by Fraser Harrison/Getty Images)

The heartfelt tribute continued, “Many fans consider him the father of television. He lived a good life. His legacy continues as an actor with outstanding work in television and film. It will continue,” Christopher said.

“My father loved acting all his life. Most recently, he played himself on Suits LA and appeared in American Dad, a documentary about his journey as an actor. . He was my father, my best friend, and my hero.”

Christopher thanked his fans for their prayers and support.

Amos was a beloved actor who thrilled fans of all generations. His decades-long career included playing weatherman Gordon “Gordy” Howard on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” in 1970 and starring on CBS’ “Good Times.” It also includes.

Ralph Carter, Bernadette Stannis, Jimmy Walker, John Amos, Janet DeBois "good times"Impact Award winner (Photo by Chris Polk/FilmMagic) Getty Images

Ralph Carter, Bernadette Stannis, Jimmy Walker, John Amos and Janet DeBois from Impact Award-winning Good Times (Photo by Chris Polk/FilmMagic) Getty Images

Amos' numerous career accolades include an Emmy nomination in 1977 for her role as the adult Kunta Kinte in Roots.

The talented actor also appeared on shows such as “About the Andersons,'' “The Ranch,'' “The West Wing,'' and “Two and a Half Men.'' After his death, Amos will make his last television appearance with the release of the upcoming series “Suits LA.''

His talents have been credited to films such as Eddie Murphy's Coming to America and its sequel Coming 2 America, as well as Die Hard 2, The Beastmaster, and Lock Up. It has expanded beyond television and into movies. Please list a few.

Amos and his son collaborated on the upcoming documentary “America's Dad” about his life.

“We are very proud to represent John,” said Julia Buchwald, President of Buchwald.

She described Amos as “not only a great talent, but also a very kind and generous soul.”

“His impact on the industry and those who knew him will never be forgotten,” she said. (Related: Robert Watts, producer of iconic Star Wars and Indiana Jones films, dies at 86)

Amos's devoted fans and friends took to social media to pay their final respects to a beloved Hollywood star whose legacy continues to shine brightly.

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