Goodbye to Julian McMahon, charismatic plastic surgeon in “Nip/Tuck”

The Australian actor Julian McMahon died at the age of 56, due to a tumor. His wife Kelly gives it to a note released by specialized newspapers. McMahon was known for his roles in Nip/Tuck, Charmed, FBI: Most Wanted and for the interpretation of Dr. Doom in the two films of the fantastic four released in 2000 and 2007.

“With the open heart, I want to share with the world that my beloved husband, Julian McMahon, He went out serenely this week After courageously dealing with cancer. Julian loved life, her family, her friends, her work and her fans. His deepest desire was to bring joy to as many people as possible – he writes Kelly – we ask for respect and support in this difficult moment, to live our pain in private. We are grateful for memories, and we wish Anyone received joy from Julian to continue to find it in life.”

The death, made known only today, took place on 2 July in Clearwater, Florida.

Born in Sydney on July 27, 1968, Julian McMahon after taking the model careermade his debut in the world of acting in the soap The Power, the Passion in 1989. His first leading role in the cinema arrived in 1992 with Wet and Wild Summer!.

The actor was silent in Hollywood where he continued his career in the soaps with Another World, before establishing yourself in the early evening thanks to series roles such as Profiler and above all Witchwhere for three seasons he played the character half man and half demon Cole Turner.

However, the real consecration arrived in 2003 with Nip/Tuck by Ryan Murphy, where he dressed in the role of Charismatic and controversial surgeon Christian Troyperformance that earned him a Golden Globe candidacy. In the following years he played instead in FBI: Most Wanted, interpreting the agent Jess Lacroix for three seasons, and in the Marvel series Runaways.