Actor Scott L. Schwartz Dies at 65

Scott L. Schwartz, the actor best known for his role as Bruiser in the Ocean's Eleven trilogy, has died at the age of 65 from congestive heart failure at his home in Louisiana. His representative described him as a joyful and loving person who enjoyed life and was known for visiting children with cancer in hospitals. George Clooney, his co-star in the films, expressed his sorrow, calling Schwartz a 'gentle soul' who will be dearly missed. Schwartz had a diverse career, transitioning from professional wrestling to acting and appearing in over 100 productions, including films like Spider-Man and The Scorpion King. He was remembered not only for his imposing height of 6ft 10in but also for his kind heart and passion for life. Tributes have poured in from fellow actors who celebrated his warmth and friendship throughout his career.