MacCorkindale died Thursday of bowel cancer in a London clinic, publicist Max Clifford said. Once talked up as a potential James Bond, MacCorkindale's career proved more modest. He won the starring ...

British actor Simon MacCorkindale, who starred on British television in "Casualty" and in the United States in "Falcon Crest," has died at age 58. MacCorkindale died Thursday of bowel cancer in a ...

Simon MacCorkindale, 58, a British stage and screen actor who starred in the 1983 NBC-TV series “Manimal” and was a regular on CBS’ “Falcon Crest,” died of bowel cancer Thursday at a London clinic, ...

Alistair Robb has written this tribute to the late Simon MacCorkindale especially for the readers of Bleeding Cool. Manimal was about a shape-shifting doctor called Jonathan Chase who had the ability ...

LOS ANGELES (CBS) — Dashing British actor Simon MacCorkindale, who was known to American audiences for roles on "Falcon Crest" and as TV's "Manimal", has died. MacCorkindale was 58. He reportedly ...

In 1985 he was touted as a possible successor to Sean Connery and Roger Moore in the role of James Bond. The rumour put MacCorkindale – who had often maintained that he would be a superstar by the age ...

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Simon MacCorkindale, who starred in TV's Casualty, has died after a four-and-a-half-year battle with cancer, publicist Max Clifford said. The 58-year-old actor, who had a wide ranging career including ...

MacCorkindale, 57, who played Harry Harper in the BBC series Casualty, has been battling the disease for more than three years. He and his wife, the actress Susan George, have kept his illness a ...

London– British actor Simon MacCorkindale, who starred on British television in “Casualty” and in the United States in “Falcon Crest,” has died at age 58. MacCorkindale died Thursday of bowel cancer ...

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