For millions, David Soul will forever be Hutch: the steady, soft-spoken counterweight to Starsky’s fire, the blond cop leaning on a striped Ford Gran Torino as 1970s America watched from the couch. Yet behind that easy charm was a restless craftsman who refused to be trapped in a single decade or a single character. He pushed past his own legend, trading continue reading …

 

prime-time safety for riskier paths in film, television, and theater, from sharing the screen with Clint Eastwood to stepping into the chaotic bravado of Jerry Springer: The Opera.

In the end, his greatest performance may have been offstage. Soul faced his final illness quietly, surrounded by family, with a courage his wife Helen described without fanfare.continue reading …

He left not as a faded TV relic, but as a working artist to the last, a man who spent a

 lifetime rewriting what his own story could be.

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