actor Miguel Ferrer, who is noted as "Owen Granger" in the series "NCSI: Los Angeles", passed away this Thursday at his home in Los Angeles, at 61 years of age.
The news agency AP reported that the son of puerto rican actor José Ferrer and actress / singer Rosemary Clooney, died from complications of the cancer he was suffering. At the time of his death was with his family and close friends.
Miguel Ferrer gained recognition with the series "Crossing Jordan" and "NCIS: Los Angeles", a production which lamented the loss of the artist. In fact, last year the producers of the series gave the option to the actor conclude with your character to focus on treating your disease, but he decided to continue working, according to People magazine. Because of the treatments, the voice of the actor was affected, by what the writers of the series decided to incorporated the character what happened to Ferrer.
"Michael was a man of great talent with a strong presence of the dramatic on-screen, a great sense of humor and a huge heart. Our thoughts to his wife Lori, and their two sons, and all his family. We will miss him," said the showrunner of the series, R. Scott Gemmill, according to collected People.
Miguel Ferrer began his career at the beginning of the decade of the eighties as a guest artist on several television series. In 1990 he achieved an important role as the FBI agent "Albert Rosefield" in the series "Twin Peaks", David Lynch. This project returns to television this year in a new version, in which Ferrer managed to participate.
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