Robert Forster is No More

Robert Wallace Forster, a 78 years old Hollywood actor has died after battling with Brain cancer. The New York, born Legendary actor was an Arts graduate from The University of Rochester, in the department of History and also a member of ‘Triple Nine Society’.

Robert Forster, started off his acting Carrier with stage acts like ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ before entering into the cinematic field. Soon after graduation, he has been casted in a lead role on a film known as “Mrs. Dally Has a Lover” released by Broadway Productions.

In the Early days of his life, Robert Forster worked as an Elephant Trainer in Barnum & Bailey Circus and as an Executive in a Manufacturing Company. His remarkable work from a movie called “Jackie Brown”, which was directed by the famous director Quentin Tarantino, has been nominated for Oscars in the year 1997, as the best supporting actor for his stellar performance alongside Samuel L Jackson and Pam Grier.

Robert got massive audience attention in his debut film ‘Reflections in a Golden Eye’, directed by John Huston. His other noteworthy projects such as “Firewall, The Descendants and Me, Myself and Irene” has been appreciated worldwide.

Being an enthusiastic motivational speaker, he actively took part in Deejay Ra’s Hip – hop Literacy campaign to motivate the importance of book reading.

Robert Forster was earlier married to a lady called June and has 3 daughters namely Elizabeth, Kate and Maeghen (Also had a son named Robert III, from his previous relationship). Later, he got engaged with Zivia Forster.

His recent appearance on TV was way back in October 2018 for the famous episode of ‘Last Man Standing’. Robert Forster played a prominent role in the Popular Netflix TV show named “Breaking Bad” and also appeared in the movie called “El-Camino” which has been released yesterday.

Robert Forster also played a prominent role in the Upcoming Steven Spielberg’s movie “Amazing Stories and Werewolf”. The information regarding his death ceremony and Final rituals is yet to be declared.