In a tragic turn, the entertainment industry mourns the loss of 42-year-old Mexican actor Adan Canto, known for his prominent roles in ‘Designated Survivor’ and ‘X-Men: Days of Future Past.’ The actor succumbed to appendiceal cancer on Monday, as confirmed by his publicist Jennifer Allen. With a career that began at the age of 16, Canto made his US acting debut in the 2013 series ‘The Following’ and showcased his talent in various TV and film projects. He was starring in the third season of the Fox series ‘The Cleaning Lady.’
Fox and WBTV expressed their grief in a joint statement, remembering Canto as a “wonderful actor and dear friend.” Halle Berry, his co-star in ‘X-Men’ and directorial debut ‘Bruised,’ paid tribute on Instagram, stating, “I don’t have the words just yet… but my dear sweet friend Adan just gained his wings. Forever, forever in my heart.” Kiefer Sutherland, who worked alongside Canto in ‘Designated Survivor,’ shared a heartfelt tribute on Instagram, emphasizing the actor’s impressive dedication and expressing condolences to his wife Stephanie Ann Canto, and their two young children, Roman Alder and Eve Josephine.
Adan Canto’s untimely demise leaves a void in the entertainment world, with colleagues praising his depth of spirit and versatility as an actor. The Mexican actor’s credits also include roles in ‘Narcos,’ ‘Blood and Oil,’ ‘Agent Game,’ and ‘Second Chance.’ Beyond acting, Canto showcased his musical talents, contributing songs to several Mexican TV shows. As the industry reflects on the loss, fans, and fellow artists remember him for his indelible mark on television and cinema.
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