Richard Chamberlain, Acclaimed Actor, Dies at 90

Richard Chamberlain, the beloved actor known for his role as Dr. Kildare, passed away at the age of 90 due to complications from a stroke, just a day before his 91st birthday. His career spanned decades, earning him the title of 'king of the mini-series' with notable performances in productions like 'Shogun' and 'The Thorn Birds.' Chamberlain's charm and talent won him legions of fans, although he faced personal challenges, including a late-life revelation of his sexuality which he discussed in his memoir, 'Shattered Love.' He enjoyed a long-term relationship with fellow actor Martin Rabbett and lived in Hawaii for many years. Chamberlain's contributions to both film and theater solidified his legacy, as he also played the original Jason Bourne and starred in productions such as 'My Fair Lady.' His passing is mourned by fans and colleagues who remember him as an iconic figure in entertainment.