Actor, model, writer and producer Randall England died on September 25 in Los Angeles, his family announced, at the age of 75. England was known for his appearances on television, most notably on the long‑running soap opera “General Hospital.”
England began his entertainment career in 1978 with an uncredited part in the TV movie “Ruby and Oswalk.” Shortly thereafter he secured a credited appearance in an episode of the television series “This …,” marking his first on‑screen role.
Over the following decades he built a varied résumé, working both in front of and behind the camera. In addition to acting, England pursued modeling, writing and producing projects, contributing to a range of television productions.
His most recognizable credit was a guest role on “General Hospital,” the iconic daytime drama that has aired on American television since 1963 and remains a staple of the genre.
England’s family confirmed his passing, and colleagues remembered him as a versatile talent who left a lasting imprint on the shows he helped bring to life.
<small>Source: Variety — read the original story there.</small>
