BREAKING NEWS: Call of Duty actor Kamar de los Reyes dies at 56 on Christmas Eve

 

At age 56, Kamar de los Reyes passed away.

The actor, who starred in the ABC serial series One Life to Live and the video game Call of Duty, passed away in Los Angeles on Christmas Eve. It is believed that he had a brief cancer struggle. The Hollywood Reporter received confirmation of the star’s passing from a family representative. There are presently no known specifics regarding his passing or his fight with cancer.

Although Kamar was raised in Las Vegas, she was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico. His portrayal of boxer Pedro ‘Roadman’ Quinn in Blade to the Heat made him famous. Critics showered him with accolades, and this helped propel him into higher-profile parts later in his career.

Although Kamar was raised in Las Vegas, she was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico. His portrayal of boxer Pedro ‘Roadman’ Quinn in Blade to the Heat made him famous. Critics showered him with accolades, and this helped propel him into higher-profile parts later in his career.

But Mr. de los Reyes is the most arresting character, according to David Richards of the New York Times. The actor’s sunken cheeks, shorn head, and haunting eyes portray Pedro’s agony more effectively than any words he says. He appears almost spectral in repose. He’s like a short circuit in the ring, and you can feel your spine shiver when you hear his hushed cry of victory.”

After that, he started landing roles easily and was included in People Magazine’s Fabulous 50 list in 1997. His acting career soared in movies, TV shows, and even music videos.

In a very different role, Kamar voice acted for the Call of Duty video game. In 2012, he said in an interview with Shacknews: “I walked away from this experience knowing that I had just finished work on one of the most amazing projects I’ve ever been a part of.”

Kamar voice-acted in a completely different capacity for the video game Call of Duty. “I walked away from this experience knowing that I had just finished work on one of the most amazing projects I’ve ever been a part of,” he stated in a 2012 interview with Shacknews.