Iconic Actor Richard Chamberlain Passes Away at 90, Leaving Legacy

Renowned actor Richard Chamberlain, known for his heartthrob status in the 1960s series "Dr. Kildare," passed away at the age of 90 due to complications following a stroke.

Chamberlain, a three-time Golden Globe winner, also achieved success in the film industry, appearing in notable movies such as "Julius Caesar" and "The Three Musketeers." Chamberlain further solidified his career as the "king of the mini-series," starring in hits like "Shōgun" and "The Thorn Birds." In addition to his on-screen success, Chamberlain took on memorable stage roles and served in the US Army before pursuing his acting career. He is survived by his longtime partner, Martin Rabbett, who shared a heartfelt statement expressing gratitude for having known Chamberlain.