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James Earl Jones, the celebrated American actor known for his deep, commanding voice and memorable roles in film, television, and theater, has died at the age of 93. His agent, Barry McPherson, confirmed that Jones passed away early Monday morning, surrounded by his family.
Best known for voicing the iconic villain Darth Vader in Star Wars, Jones’ career spanned over six decades. His powerful voice brought characters like Mufasa in The Lion King and the King in Coming to America to life. He also starred in numerous films, including Field of Dreams and Conan the Barbarian.
Widely regarded as one of America’s most distinguished and versatile actors, Jones’ influence extended beyond film. His voice became synonymous with authority and gravitas, even lending itself to CNN’s signature tagline, “This is CNN.”
Jones leaves behind an unparalleled legacy in American entertainment, both for his towering presence on stage and screen and for the unmistakable voice that became a cultural touchstone.
He will be deeply missed by his fans and the entertainment industry. Rest in peace, James Earl Jones.
RIP Legend
So sad. RIP my icon . You will remembered for time and all eternity in a positive spirit. Love you to death my king.
With all the mark he made on international platform he didn’t make any impact in Sierra Leone and it’s only now that we are been told of his origin as Sierra Leone. Why are you even hailing him?
Na dis kain tin wae som of una kin do wae dae mek dem pipul dem kin fil say we happi of de way things dae go na dis contri