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    John Aprea, Another World And Knots Landing Star, Died At 83

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    Another World, The Bay, Days of our Lives, and Knots Landing star, John Aprea, has died. He was 83 years old.

    Rest In Peace

    TMZ reported that the actor, who also had roles in The Godfather Part II, Full House, and Fuller House passed away of natural causes. According to Aprea's manager, Will Levine, the actor passed away on August 7 at his Los Angeles home. He had his family by his side.

    In 1999, the actor appeared on DAYS as Dr. Bryce for five episodes. Then, in 2012, he was in Salem once again as Arthur for an episode. From 1989 to 1998, Aprea was on Another World for at least 423 episodes. He was Alexander Nikos and Lucas Castigliano on the soap.

    The Bay remembered the actor with a beautiful Instagram post. "It is with a heavy heart that we share the passing of film and TV legend Mr. John Aprea who resumed the role of Jack Madison, the former Mayor of Bay City, in seasons 6 and 7 of The Bay.

    “It was such a great honor to have the privilege of working with an icon like John on The Bay. I have always been a fan of his work and he was a true gentleman and absolute pro who brought some beautiful moments to the role of Jack in these later seasons. We will all miss him dearly.” - Gregori J. Martin (creator/showrunner)

    We send our love condolences to Mr. Aprea’s family and loved ones during this difficult time. 🕊️ The Bay Family #JohnAprea"

    The news came shortly after Knots Landing started playing in full on a new TV station called Primetime Soaps by WBtv.

    Aprea's acting career began in 1968 with his role in Steve McQueen's Bullitt. In addition to being known for his role on Knots Landing, Aprea also appeared on Falcon Crest and The Gangster Chronicles.


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