Mark Withers, a talented actor celebrated for his work in various iconic television series, has sadly passed away at the age of 77. His daughter, Jessie Withers, revealed that he succumbed to pancreatic cancer, with the announcement made on Friday.
In a heartfelt statement shared with Variety, Jessie expressed that her father faced his illness with the same resilience and poise that characterized his acting career. His long-lasting talent and dedication to the entertainment industry have left a lasting impression on colleagues, friends, and fans alike.
Withers had a diverse acting portfolio throughout the 1980s, appearing in notable series such as “Matlock,” “Magnum, P.I.,” “The Dukes of Hazzard,” and “Dallas.” He is perhaps best remembered for his role as Steven Carrington’s boyfriend in the inaugural season of the classic series “Dynasty” in 1981. Most recently, he portrayed coroner Gary in the popular Netflix series “Stranger Things.”
As we remember Withers, his contributions to television and his ability to resonate with audiences will continue to live on through his memorable performances, offering a legacy that fans and future generations will cherish.
In moments like these, it is important to celebrate the life and artistry of such talents, acknowledging the joy and impact they have brought into the lives of many.