Larry Storch Cause of Death: ‘F Troop’ Actor Dead at 99
Larry Storch, popularly known for being a renowned actor in the field of television, movies, and theater, has passed away at the age of 99.
According to CBS News, the "F Troop" star died in his New York City apartment early Friday. His manager, Matt Beckoff, confirmed the tragic news.
The actor's cause of death is due to "natural causes." A post on his official Facebook account also confirmed his passing, saying he died in his sleep overnight.
"We are shocked and at a loss for words at the moment. Please remember he loved each and every one of you and wouldn't want you to cry over his passing. He is reunited with his wife Norma and his beloved F Troop cast and so many friends and family," the statement reads.
Storch's most notable role throughout his decades-long career was the character of Corporal Randolph Agarn on "F Troop."
Even though the show had a short run on ABC with two seasons from 1965 to 1967, many fans still love and adore the show.
The TV series revolves around the satirical Western story of bumbling soldiers and Native Americans at an Army outpost.
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CNN Entertainment reported that the show was "politically incorrect" as it heavily featured slapstick comedy and White actors playing the roles of Native Americans.
Speaking about his time on the show, Storch's manager said the actor never regretted being popularly known for starring in the series. He was described as the "kindest, sweetest person" who always entertained fans and was generous to people who needed help.
After appearing on the show, Storch's career became successful as he went on to star in other TV series like "I Dream of Jeannie," "The Love Boat," "Get Smart," "The Flying Nun," and many more.
In addition, he became a celebrity guest on famous variety shows such as "Hollywood Squares," "Sonny and Cher," and "Laugh-In."
Aside from being a successful actor in the TV industry, Storch also succeeded in the field of theater acting.
He went back to New York and appeared on several Broadway shows. The actor starred in the 2000 revival of "Annie Get Your Gun" with Reba McEntire.
He also starred in "Sly Fox" several times a week in 2004 despite being 81 years old at the time.
Larry Storch got married to Norma Greve in 1961. She passed away in 2003.
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