BILL NUNN – LEUKEMIA

Bill Nunn was part of the entertainment industry for four decades, or only, until the day he passed away. During his time as a celebrity, he appeared in more than 70 different shows and movies. Bill Nunn, the actor who died of leukemia at the age of 63, was a gentle giant who often appeared in supporting roles in mainstream American films. He is most closely associated with the writer-director Spike Lee, who has shown him in four films. The most admirable of these is the provocative Do the Right Thing.

The most famous of which were his roles as Radio Raheem in Do the Right Thing and Robbie Robertson in the Spiderman trilogy. However, things turned to worst when leukemia caught up to him in September 2016. He lived a healthy lifestyle, had excellent medical insurance coverage, and didn’t have any bad vices. Hence, it was a big mystery of how he got the deadly disease.