Actor Bill Cobbs, renowned for his memorable roles in films like “Night at the Museum,” “The Bodyguard,” and “Air Bud,” has passed away at the age of 90. A representative confirmed his death to “Good Morning America,” noting that he died peacefully at his California home on Tuesday, June 25.
Cobbs’ career spanned over 100 feature films and television shows. Notable film roles include:
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Cobbs leaves behind a legacy of dedication to his craft, mentorship, and memorable performances that have touched countless lives.