Willie Garson died at the age of 57. He became a household name for his role as Stanford Blanche in Sex and the City. In addition, his role as Mo Qi in "Magic Police Thief Detective" is also deeply rooted in people's hearts.
In the HBO drama Sex and the City, Willie plays star agent Stanford, who is smart and stylish, and is Kelly Bradshaw's best male friend. Later, in the film version of Sex and the City, he continued to play this role.
"Sex and the City lost his family, and we wonderful Willie Garson." Mike King, executive producer of Sex and the City and the sequel To Itself, said, "He infects us every day with his spirit and focus, even when he's sick." The cultivation of the actor and his personal charm will be remembered by everyone. In this sad and dark moment, we are relieved to remember his joy and sunshine. ”
Mario Cantone, a partner in Willie's Sex and the City, tweeted nostalgia for his old friend: "I can't have such a good TV partner again, take you away from us, you are a gift from God, rest in peace!" My dear friend, I love you. ”
"Willie Garson is a friend and sunshine for everyone in his circle on screen in his life." The official HBO account posted, "He has created one of the most adorable characters in the HBO TV series, and he is also a member of the crew for nearly 25 years." We are deeply saddened to learn of his death and are here to express our deep condolences to his family. ”
In addition to Sex and the City, Willie played the cunning con artist Motch in "Detective Magic" aired from 2009 to 2014, as well as TV series such as "Little Manhattan", "Heaven Enforcers", and "New York Major Crime Unit".
Born in New Jersey, Willie studied theater at The University of With and earned a Master of Arts degree from the Yale School of Drama. After graduating, he devoted himself to acting, playing roles from an early age and appearing in several dramas.
Willie has also had a good performance in movies, and his film works include "Ace Bowling", "Love Mystery Mary", "Extreme Fever" and so on.
Recently, he voiced the comedy anime Big Mouth. The series he's working on include "That's It" and "The Duke of the Valley."
In 2009, Willie adopted the boy Nathan. He has been a vocal advocate for adoption communities, having twice served as a spokesperson for Adoption Day in America.
Nathan posted on social media in memory of his father: "I love you very much, Dad. Rest in peace! It is a great pleasure that you and I have shared so many of your experiences and achievements. I'm proud of you. I've always loved you, and I think it's just you starting a new journey for yourself. You'll always be with me and I'll love you more than you know. You are the hardest, funniest and smartest person I have ever met, and the love you share with me will never be forgotten and lost. ”
Willie Garson has starred in more than 300 episodes of television and more than 70 films in his lifetime. After graduating from the theater major, he naturally participated in many theatrical performances. He is also a world-class poker player.
Willie Garson once had a wonderful quote when he said, "Not everyone is like Brad Pitt, but there are a lot of people in the world who look like me and people think I live next door to them, and that affects me a lot." ”