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    Andre Braugher, Star of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”, Dead At 61

    By Jason RobertsonDecember 14, 2023Updated:December 14, 2023
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    Star of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” Andre Braugher passed away at the age of 61. Fans are taking to the internet to pour out their kind words in tribute to the star actor who brought life to a role as a police officer in many of the shows in which he appeared. The outpouring of support for the actor and vibrant reminiscing of his work is fitting, given his longstanding work on some of television’s most popular shows.

    Braugher was an Emmy-winning actor for his stellar work on the show “Homicide: Life on the Street.” The actor, who was mainly seen as a man who would only play in serious roles, showed fans that was wrong when he strode seamlessly into a comedy role as a police officer in the hit show “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.”

    One fan on X described what made Braugher so great, saying, “andre braugher was the heart of b99. no one could switch up a scene like he could. such a genuine understanding of his character, and when he was given moments like this, he would just knock them out the park. rest in peace to the best.”

    Bragher won two Critic’s Choice Awards for his role on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” and will forever be remembered for the work that he did on that show alongside Andy Samberg. Not to be forgotten, however, Braugher also played a role in the Spike Lee film “Get on the Bus,” about the Million Man March.

    As even more evidence of the way that he touched the hearts of his fans, this message posted on X says, “Andre Braugher thank you for being born. You very one of the truly special souls on this Earth. You gifted me memories of only smiles and laughter, playing my favorite TV show character and I’ll remember your smile from other projects as well. Rest in Peace Captain, my Captain.”

    Baugher’s range as an actor has been widely celebrated since his passing, with Vanity Fair dubbing him as a man that can do anything. That high praise speaks volumes while also illuminating the most impressive talent that the man possessed on screen.

    He could take a scene and make it serious or funny at the drop of a hat, something that allowed him to go from a show like “Homicide: Life on the Streets” to “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” so seamlessly and without flaw.  That is also the reason that so many fans all around the world are feeling a sting at the news of his passing. His talent allowed him to touch the hearts of fans of completely different genres, from drama to comedy.

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    Fellow actor Terry Crews had this to say after he received the news. “Can’t believe you’re gone so soon. I’m honored to have known you, laughed with you, worked with you and shared 8 glorious years watching your irreplaceable talent. This hurts. You left us too soon. You taught me so much. I will be forever grateful for the experience of knowing you. Thank you for your wisdom, your advice, your kindness and your friendship. Deepest condolences to your wife and family in this difficult time. You showed me what a life well lived looks like.”



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