The tragic death of American actor Mark Bloom from the Corona virus

Mark Bloom wasn't the only one in Hollywood Who suffered from the Corona virus, but was the least fortunate, the Hollywood actor, Mark Bloom, died today, as a result of complications from his infection with the emerging coronavirus “Covid 19”, and who passed away at the age of 69, and Bloom was known for his participation in films such as “Desperately Seeking Susan" And"Crocodile Dundee, in addition to a set of plays Broadway Theatrical productions and television works.

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For her part, Rebecca Damon, Vice President of SAG AFTRA, the death of Mark Bloom, and she said, “It is with this great sadness that I am writing to share with you the news that our friend and former board member Mark Bloom has passed away as a result of complications from the coronavirus,” according to what was reported by the site.usatoday".

The news of Bloom's death came after the announcement, last Tuesday, of the death of Broadway playwright Terence McNally, and Bloom had appeared "for the first time on Broadway, in 1977 in the movie"The Merchant“As it appeared in some of them.”Lost in Yonkers" And"The Best ManWhile his last appearance on Kan was in 2013 in “”The Assembled Parties".

Mark Bloom remained an actor until the end, his last off-Broadway appearance being in ""Fern HillIn September, the report says, on the silver screen, he was known asDundee Crocodile" And"Desperately from Susan" And"Shattered GlassIt has also been a staple of television, including a recent role in the movie.youAs a library owner MoodyIt has also appeared inMilling" And"Hulu's" AndMozart in the Jungle وHBO's “The Sopranos.

As announced theater Playwrights horizons On the death of “Mark Bloom”, via “Twitter”, he said: “With love and hearts, he pays tribute to Playwrights horizonsIn memory of Mark Bloom, a dear longtime friend and accomplished artist who passed this week.. Thank you Mark for all you have given to our stage, to theaters and audiences around the world.. We will miss you.”

Damon's tribute continued, to Mark Bloom: "Mark was a member of the Screen Actors Guild and a member of the board of directors SAG AFTRA who served from 2007 to 2013, a passionate integration champion, and a tireless supporter of the members.. Those of us are fortunate enough to know that he will treasure our memories of a talented actor, master teacher, loyal friend and beautiful human being.”

He added, "On a personal note... I have always appreciated Mark's clear awareness of complex situations... He has always spoken the truth and done a wonderful service in informing members of our community about the ins and outs of the union and his departure whenever he got the chance... Mark was smart, funny and a true actor... and he will be deeply missed." I think of all of you.”

Actress Judith Light also tweeted, "Mark Bloom, very generous, very kind, very humble, very talented... It was our time together in a play." The Assembled Parties "at MTC Real joy.. I hope he rests in peace.. knowing that he changed the lives of many, many people, including me.”

Meanwhile, actor Josh Radnor said: "When I was in drama school, Mark Bloom was exactly the kind of actor I aspired to be: consistently acting, highly respected, and downright strong... His wife, Janet Zarish, was an acting teacher at New York University... They were the most beautiful couples," wrote playwright Heidi Shrek, "Oh, that's devastating... the wonderful and generous Mark Bloom was the life-giving force of the New York theater... We'll miss you."