Actor Hard It and Seinfeld Phillip Baker Hall dies aged 90

Seinfeld star Philip Baker Hall passed away at the age of 90, “surrounded by loved ones,” according to friend and writer Sam Farmer.

The sports writer announced on Twitter the following day that the Boogie Nights actor had passed away on Saturday night.

Farmer shared on Twitter: “My neighbor, friend, and one of the wisest, talented and kind people I’ve met, Philip Baker Hall, passed away peacefully last night.”

He continued: ‘He was surrounded by his loved ones. The world has an empty space in it.

The cause of death has not been announced, but he suffered from emphysema, a lung condition that causes shortness of breath, and was seen using portable oxygen at the premiere of his movie The Last Word in 2017.

Hall’s acting career spanned over four decades and she has appeared in over 200 guest roles on television.

The cause of death has not been announced, but he suffered from emphysema, a lung condition that causes shortness of breath, and was seen using portable oxygen while arriving at the premiere of his movie The Last Word back in 2017.

Stage star: Kim Cattrall and Philip appear in 1985 rehearsing for a play in Los Angeles

Hall notably starred in the 1996 crime thriller Hard Eight, alongside John C. Reilly, Samuel L. Jackson and Gwyneth Paltrow as prostitute Clementine.

Hall then had roles in Anderson’s subsequent films Boogie Nights and Magnolia.

He also portrayed Ohio native Lt. Joe Buckman, “the library cop,” in Seinfeld.

Big Role: Hall notably starred in the 1996 crime thriller Hard Eight, alongside John C. Reilly, Samuel L. Jackson and Gwyneth Paltrow as prostitute Clementine.

Don’t forget: Hole was also cast as Joe Buckman in two episodes of Seinfeld in 1991; He was seen in the episode entitled The Library

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His other movie credits include Midnight Run, The Truman Show, Bruce Almighty, and Dogville.

Hall also portrayed Joe Buckman in two episodes of Seinfeld in 1991.

Talking about the role back in 2012, he said it was more popular for him and that it was stopped at the supermarket after more than 21 years.

Forever, in the supermarket or wherever, no matter where, people will say, ‘Oh, you’re a Buckman, right? I really liked that Buckman. Now, I know you’ve done a lot of other things, but I loved that Buckman character.’

Former Seinfeld creator Larry David described the star as making him “laugh more than any actor” he’s worked with during an interview with The Washington Post in 2017.

Likeable: Former Seinfeld creator Larry David described the star as making him ‘laugh more than any actor’ he worked with during an interview with The Washington Post in 2017.