Barry Newman (1930-2023)

Barry Foster Newman, a versatile American actor, had a unique journey into acting, initially studying anthropology and serving in the Army before discovering his passion for the craft through Lee Strasberg's acting class. He had notable Broadway roles in plays like ""What Makes Sammy Run"" and ""Night Live, America Hurrah."" In film, he starred in the cult classic ""Vanishing Point"" and continued to build his career with movies like ""Salzburg Connection"" and ""Fear Is the Key."" Newman gained acclaim for his role as Petrocelli in the TV series ""Petrocelli,"" earning Emmy and Golden Globe nominations. His work included TV movies, miniseries, and films, such as ""Fatal Vision"" and ""The Mirror Cracked."" Barry Foster Newman's legacy in theater, television, and film left a lasting impact on the entertainment industry. He passed away on May 11, 2023, at the age of 92, survived by his widow, Angela.