Chris Gauthier Dies: Actor In ‘Once Upon A Time’ And ‘Eureka’ Was 48

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Smallville star Chris Gauthier has died at the age of 48.The actor, who played Winslow Schott/Toyman in the series, was also known for appearances in Once Upon A Time, A Series Of Unfortunate Events and 2009 film Watchmen.According to his manager, Gauthier “passed suddenly and unexpectedly following a short illness” last week (via TVLine).“We can confirm that our dear friend and client, Chris Gauthier, passed away on Friday morning, February 23, at the age of 48,” a statement from TriStar Appearances/Event Horizon Talent confirmed.This still doesn't feel real.How can it?A world without you in it is a much darker place.So much so that when his…Posted by Chad Colvin on Sunday, February 25, 2024“As a beloved Vancouver-based character actor, Chris shared his talents with so many of us both on television and in film. His loss is felt not just by his fans but by those of us who were lucky enough to know him more personally.

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Actor Chris Gauthier has passed away aged 48 after a short illness.

Caroline Brew editor Chris Gauthier, a Canadian actor known for “Once Upon a Time,” “Smallville” and “Eureka,” died on Feb. 23 from an unspecified short illness, according to his management.

Chris Gauthier has sadly passed away.

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