The american actor Ronald Earle “Ron” Glass, nominated for an Emmy in 1982 for her successful performance as the detective “Ron Harris” on the series “Barney Miller”, which launched him to fame, has died at the age of 71.
In different international media reported that the cause of his death was by respiratory failure.
In “The Washington Post” and “CNN” reported this Sunday that the actor died last Friday, according to information provided by your representative, Jeffrey Leavett.
During his career, which began at the beginning of the decade of the 70s, he had multiple participations in television and film, among them his performance as “Derrial Book” in “Firefly” (2002), which had a sequel film in 2005 entitled “Serenity”, which was also a part.
Born on July 10, 1945 in Indiana, had their first appearances on the small screen in “Sanford of Son”, “All in the Family” and “Good Times”, later participated as “Felix Unger” in “The New Odd Couple”, a version in the decade of the 80′s original show on Broadway.
Other titles in which he acted are: “Friends,” “Star Trek: Voyager”, “Designing Women”, “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”, “Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D.”, “All in the Family” and Maude”, to mention a few. He also gave voice to “Randy Carmichael” in the animated series “Rugrats”.
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