Frank McRae, Actor in ‘Licence to Kill’ and ‘Last Action Hero,’ Dies at 80

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confirmed.Born in Memphis, McRae excelled in high school sports before attending Tennessee State University, where he double-majored in history and drama. He played defensive tackle for the Chicago Bears’ 1967 season before deciding to transition into acting. McRae’s work on the big screen would quickly overshadow his football accomplishments, with the actor going on to appear in over 40 films.

James Bond actor Frank McRae, best known for playing Sharkey in 1989's Licence To Kill, has died at 80. The star's daughter-in-law confirmed to Variety that the star passed away from a heart attack in Santa Monica on April 29.

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his daughter confirmed to Variety. He was 80.

Frank McRae, a National Football League player turned actor, died in Santa Monica, Calif. on April 29 from a heart attack. He was 80 and his death was confirmed by his daughter-in-law, Suzanne McRae.

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SAN FRANCISCO -- Composer, pianist and educator Wayne Peterson, who won a Pulitzer Prize for music that was hotly contested because judges had chosen another composer, has died. He was 93.Peterson died on April 7 at his San Francisco home, his son Grant Peterson told the San Francisco Chronicle.Peterson taught music at San Francisco State University.