ROBERT Forster, the journeyman actor whose comeback role as a bail bondsman in Quentin Tarantino’s “Jackie Brown” earned him an Oscar nomination and who drew high acclaim for his tough-guy appearances in “Breaking Bad,” died Friday at his home in Los Angeles. Forster appeared in close to 200 films and television shows during his more than five decades in show business. Forster and Cranston teamed up again in “El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie,” which was released Friday by Netflix and in some theatres. Before “Jackie Brown,” he told the Chicago Tribune in an interview last year, “I went 21 months without a job. Forster, whose two marriages ended in divorce, is survived by his longtime partner, Denise Grayson; a son, Robert Forster Jr.; three daughters, Elizabeth Foster Howell, Maeghen Perry Dimperio and Kate Forster Simmons; and four grandchildren.

Source: New Strait Times October 13, 2019 01:52 UTC