Ray Stevenson Death: Celebrating the Actor's Legacy in Film and TV after His Passing











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Ray Stevenson, the Northern Irish actor who played the villainous
British governor in RRR, Volstagg in the Thor films.
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Ray Stevenson, a renowned character actor known for his outstanding
performances in movies such as "Punisher: Warzone" and the Indian blockbuster
"RRR," has sadly passed away at the age of 58. His representative confirmed
that he
passed away
on Sunday, just four days before his 59th birthday.





"The passing of the actor Ray Stevenson at the age of 58 was confirmed by his
publicist on Monday, with no cause of death given.





Ray Stevenson Dies at Rizzoli Hospital on Ischia Island



According to the Italian newspaper
Republica, Stevenson's death "occurred this morning at the Rizzoli hospital on the
island" where he is believed to have been filming Cassino on Ischia, just days
after being admitted for a reported mystery illness."




Ray Stevenson: Family and Children



Ray Stevenson, was previously married to actress Ruth Gemmell from 1997 to
2005, is survived by his two children, Sebastiano (aged 15) and Leonardo (aged
12), whom he fathered with his long-term partner, Elisabetta Caraccia.




Ray Stevenson's Early TV Career



He began his acting journey with roles in various TV miniseries in the 1990s,
including "A Woman's Guide to Adultery" in 1993 and "The Tide of Life" in
1996. Additionally, he starred in several TV movies such as "The Return of the
Native" in 1994 and "The Theory of Flight."





Stevenson's breakout role came in the 2004 film "King Arthur," where he
portrayed Dagonet alongside Keira Knightley and Clive Owen.





He went on to star in several other TV series and movies throughout the early
2000s, including the TV series "Rome," where he played Titus Pullo, and the
film "Punisher: War Zone," where he took on the lead role of Frank Castle.





In 2014, Stevensonplayed the character of Marcus in the first "Divergent" film
and continued to portray the role in subsequent franchise films such as "The
Divergent Series: Insurgent" and "Allegiant."





After his success in "Divergent," Stevenson appeared in the Marvel blockbuster
"Thor: Ragnarok" as Volstagg, alongside a star-studded cast including Chris
Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston, Cate Blanchett, Mark Ruffalo, and Idris Elba. He
also lent his voice to the character of Gar Saxon in "Star Wars: Rebels" in
2016 and "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" in 2020.





One of his most recent and acclaimed roles was in the Academy Award-winning
film "RRR," where he played the character of Scott Buxton.





Stevenson was also set to appear as Baylan Skoll in the upcoming "Star Wars"
miniseries "Ahsoka" later this year.





Ray Stevenson's passing is a great loss to the entertainment industry. He will
be remembered for his remarkable contributions to both film and television,
and his talents as an actor will be missed. His legacy will continue to
inspire future generations of performers.





James Gunn, Co-Stars, and Fans Pay Tribute to Ray Stevenson































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