James Hampton, Prolific Actor From ‘F Troop’ and ‘Teen Wolf,’ Dies at 84

The WWE is parting ways with several of its major stars.

Football Morning in America” column Monday.“Home Team” follows Payton in 2012 when the coach was suspended by NFL commissioner Roger Goddell in the entire 2012 season related to the team’s role in the “Bountygate” scandal, in which the team was accused of paying out bounties or bonuses to players who successfully injured opposing team players.The film shows how Payton began to reassess his life and took a job as the offensive coach for his son Connor’s sixth-grade football team in the Dallas

Teen Wolf star James Hampton has died aged 84 from complications related to Parkinson’s disease. The Golden Globe-nominated actor died at his home in Fort Worth, Texas, a spokesperson for his family told The Hollywood Reporter.

reports. He was 84.Hampton was best known for his roles inand as well as in , for which he earned a Golden Globe nomination.

Quindon Tarver has sadly died.

Quindon Tarver, who sang the solo on “Everybody’s Free (To Feel Good)” during the title characters’ wedding in Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet and later appeared on American Idol, has died in a car crash. He was 38.

Ethan Shanfeld James Hampton, best known for his roles in “F Troop,” “Teen Wolf” and “The Longest Yard,” for which he earned a Golden Globe nomination, died Wednesday due to complications from Parkinson’s disease, his agent confirmed to Variety.

James Hampton, who played the bumbling bugler Hannibal Dobbs onF Troop, the prison inmate Caretaker in the originalThe Longest Yardand Michael J. Fox's furry father inTeen Wolf, has died.

was confirmed to the Hollywood Reporter by a family spokesperson. Hampton was a longtime friend of the late actor Reynolds, who died in 2018 at age 82, and received a Golden Globe nomination for Most Promising Newcomer – Male for his “Longest Yard” part.

James Hampton was an actor known for roles including the incompetent bugler Hannibal Dobbs on TV’s “F Troop.”Hampton had just a handful of TV appearances before starring on “F Troop,” guest starring on shows including “Gunsmoke,” “Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.,” and “Rawhide.” It was “F Troop” that kickstarted his career as he played Private Dobbs, the bugler for a troop of Wild West soldiers – who couldn’t play his bugle very well at all. He went on to star as ranch hand Leroy B.

James Hampton, a veteran character actor best known as bumbling bugler Hannibal Shirley Dobbs on ’60s sitcom F Troop, died Wednesday at his home in Fort Worth, Texas, after a long illness. He was 84 and his death was confirmed by TV biographer Randy West

Chet Hanks is suing his ex-girlfriend after an alleged altercation in January at his home in Sugarland, Texas. In cellphone video footage obtained by TMZ, Hanks, 30, whose real name is Chester, can be heard accusing Kiana Parker of "threatening" him with a knife before she appears to allegedly swing on Hanks with her right hand, as she holds a cooking pot and a yellow clothing item in her left.