Kamar De Los Reyes, a renowned actor known for his roles in “One Life to Live” and the “Call of Duty” franchise, passed away at the age of 56 after battling cancer. His demise was confirmed by a family spokesperson, leaving Hollywood in mourning.
He leaves behind a legacy marked by his impactful performances, notably as Antonio Vega in the long-standing soap opera “One Life to Live.” Alongside his wife Sherri Saum, who was also his co-star in the series, he shared two children.
De Los Reyes made a significant mark in the gaming world through his voice work as arms dealer Raul Menendez in the “Call of Duty” video game series. His contributions to “Black Ops II,” “Black Ops IV,” and “Vanguard” cemented his place within the gaming community.
Moreover, his talent extended to television with roles in “Locke & Key,” “The Fosters,” “Valley of the Dolls,” and “Sleepy Hollow,” among others. His dedication to his craft and vibrant presence on set were admired by colleagues, as expressed by his co-workers from various shows and projects.
His recent involvement in Hulu’s upcoming series “Washington Black” and Marvel’s anticipated “Daredevil” series showcased his enduring commitment to the industry.
Colleagues from “All-American” and “Sleepy Hollow” fondly remember him as a beacon of positivity, creativity, and a dedicated advocate for human rights, reflecting his Puerto Rican heritage.
Kamar De Los Reyes’ versatile performances in both television and film, as well as his unwavering dedication to his craft and causes, have left an indelible mark on the Hollywood industry. His presence will be dearly missed, and his legacy cherished by fans and colleagues alike.
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