Star Of “Psycho” and “Spartacus” (And US Ambassador to Mexico Under Reagan!) Has Passed Away
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February 9, 2018I didn’t know this, but John Gavin, the star of EPIC films like “Psycho”, “Midnight Lace”, and “Sparticus” was ALSO Ronald Reagan’s ambassador to Mexico.
No doubt he was a VERY interesting guy.
He has passed away at the age of 86.
“Psycho” star John Gavin — who appeared in several other classics such as “Midnight Lace” and was the US Ambassador to Mexico under Ronald Reagan — has died.
John — who played Sam Loomis in the classic horror flick — died Friday morning … TMZ has learned. We’re told he succumbed to complications from pneumonia. He had been battling leukemia for a long time. He had been hospitalized just before Christmas. He died just before 6 AM Friday at his Beverly Hills home, surrounded by his family.
Gavin starred as Julius Caesar in “Spartacus” and “Imitation of Life.” He also won a Golden Globe for “A Time to Love and a Time to Die.”
Gavin leaves behind his wife, Connie, and 2 kids. Connie tells TMZ, “We lost our best friend, father and husband. We were so grateful to have him.”
RIP.
