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Battleground and The Telegram actor Michael K. Williams dies at 54

Irish from Battlefield 4 returns in Battlefield 2042

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Fertile film, TV, and occasional game actor Michael K. Hiram King Williams was found dead at 54 in his New York State home yesterday, The Hollywood Newsperson reports.

Williams—a five-sentence Emmy nominee who's credibly best better-known for his role on The Wire—also held a place in the heart of Battlefield players, following his appearance in Battlefield 4 as Kimble "Irish" Graves. A fan-favourite character involved in a primal moment at the game's conclusion, Irish's popularity was such that he is hardening to make a comeback in this year's Battlefield 2042 as one of that biz's Specialists, debuting in the club-microscopic short film Exodus ahead of the game's found.

Cube professional tribute in a tweet early this morning.

Today we mourn the drama loss of Michael K. Williams. His performances second only to his incredible presence. Our thoughts are with his loved ones, and fans all over the world. pic.twitter.com/T49RqG5unRSeptember 7, 2021

It's unknown how Hank Williams' fiber features in BF2042 which, patc lacking a campaign, will have a level running over the game's seasons. GamingBible reports that or s fans have suggested giving Irish a respectful off-screen retirement or to donate take from Irish cosmetics to charity.

"While the world is aware of his immense talents as an artist, we knew Michael as a dear friend who was beloved by wholly who had the privilege to work with him," reads a statement issued away HBO. "We send our deepest condolences to his family for this immeasurable loss."

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