James Ransone, the actor best known for starring in It: Chapter Two and The Wire, has passed away. He was 46. Ransone passed away Friday Dec. 19 in an apparent suicide by hanging, according to the Los ...

“The Wire” and “It: Chapter Two” actor James Ransone is dead at 46, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Officer. Ransone died of suicide by hanging on Friday, the M.E. said. TMZ ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. James Ransone, an actor who gained recognition for his role in HBO’s “The Wire” and later appeared in major films including “It: ...

(Gray News) – A popular actor from TV show “The Wire” has died at 46. In a report, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Office said James Ransone died by apparent suicide on Friday, Dec. 19.

James Ransone, the actor known for his roles in IT Chapter Two and The Wire, has died. He was 46. The Film Independent Spirit Award winner was found dead by hanging on Friday in Los Angeles, having ...

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