Recently, a number of European and American actors have been confirmed to have passed away.
Rhonda Fleming, the red-haired and green-eyed beauty who lit up the screen in films such as "Doctor Edward," "Mistakenly Breaking into Arthur's Palace" and "The Dragon and tiger," has died at the age of 97.
Fleming's secretary confirmed she died on Wednesday. Fleming starred in Beyond the Whirlpool (1947), her first film noir.
Fleming has been married six times, and her husband includes actor Langjie Fries (who starred together in 1960's Slave Revolt) and producer Holt Bartlett.
Fleming's sister Beverley was diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer in the late 1980s, and she has since become a major supporter of cancer research.
Regarding the funeral, Fleming did not want to receive flowers, but wanted everyone to donate money to help the homeless.
The company confirmed that Tony Award-nominated actor Anthony Chisholm has passed away at the age of 77.
Anthony is best known for his performances in the final installment of the Epic "Pittsburgh Series" by American playwright August Wilson.
In addition to his stage roles, Chizam also played prisoner Burr Reading in HBO's crime drama Prison Storm. He has also appeared on numerous television shows and films, including The Three Old Gunners with Morgan Freeman and Michael Kane, and Spike Lee's Ziillac.
Actor John Glenn, 39, died on Sept. 11 in a bicycle accident along London's Camden Canal. He rode home from a friend's house and is believed to have been knocked unconscious after colliding with something on the towway and then fell into the water.
He began acting as a teenager and appeared on BBC children's television and later in The Emergency Room Story.
Most recently, he appeared in the Hollywood DC blockbuster Justice League and starred in several Bollywood films.
When John wasn't acting, he occasionally volunteered to help those in desperate need. The period before the accident was particularly difficult for John, as his father was diagnosed with leukemia.
Recently, his friends and family raised money to buy a bench by the canal at King's Cross Station to commemorate him.
In the face of the continuous impact of the news, netizens also felt incredible.
May the dead rest in peace.