John Gavin actor of 'Psycho ' and 'Spartacus' died.

He died in his home in Beverly Hills, California.

'New York Times' praised John Gavin as 'a weird handsome young man'.

Alfred Hitchcock's classic film 'Psycho', Stanley Kubrick's 'Spartacus' actor John Gavin died. He died on Friday at his home in Beverly Hills, California. The 86-year-old actor was attacked by leukemia.

In the 1950s, John wrote his name as a 'handsome' hero in the film. The first breakthrough came with the film A Time to Luv and A Time to Die in the Second World War. The film is based on the novel of Arikh Maria Remark. The film is produced by Universal Pictures. 'New York Times' praised John Gavin as 'a weird handsome young man'.

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In the following year, Gavin was named as the protagonist of the famous actress Lena Turner in the film Emigration of Life. He then starred in the film 'Master of Suspense' in Alfred Hitchcock's ' Psycho '. Later, the character of Julius Caesar in the film 'Spartacus' was created by Stanley Kubrick's immortal creation. John Gavin started his own identity in the film. Acting in one, Backstreet, Romanoff and Juliet, Tammy Tale Me True films.

At the end of the sixties, John reduced the acting. Some of the small characters in films Actor also works on TV. The President of the Screen Actors Guild was also from 1971 to 1973. In the meantime, he leaned towards a diplomatic career. He worked as ambassador to Mexico during the US President Ronald Reagan.
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