Iconic ‘Tarzan’ actor Ron Ely passes away
US actor Ron Ely, famously known for his portrayal as the title character in the 1960s TV series “Tarzan”, has passed away at the age of 86.
'Tarzan' Actor Ron Ely Has Died At 86
Tarzan' star Ron Ely has passed away at 86, as confirmed by his daughter, Kirsten Casale Ely. Kirsty wrote a tribute to her late father in a post on Instagram, writing, “The world has lost one of the greatest men it has ever known - and I have lost my dad.
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'One of the greatest men': 'Tarzan' star Ron Ely dies at 86: Reports
Ron Ely, known for starring in the original "Tarzan" series, has died, his daughter announced on social media. He was 86.
Ron Ely, who starred on TV as Tarzan, dies at 86
In 2019, his wife was stabbed to death at their home by their 30-year-old son, who in turn was fatally shot by police.
Ron Ely, actor who played Tarzan on NBC's 1960s TV series, dies at 86
Ron Ely, the tall, musclebound actor who played the title character in the 1960s NBC TV series "Tarzan," has died, his daughter says. He was 86
Ron Ely, TV’s ‘Tarzan’ in the 1960s, dies at 86
Ron Ely, known for starring in TV's “Tarzan” in the ’60s, dies at 86
His daughter, author Kiki Ely, wrote a loving tribute to her "truly magical" father. Ron Ely, the actor best known for playing the titular character in the 1960s TV series Tarzan and went on to appear in shows for an additional three decades,
Tarzan star Ron Ely dies aged 86
US actor Ron Ely, best known for playing the role of Tarzan in the 1960s television show of the same name, has died aged 86. "The world has lost one of the greatest men it has ever known - and I have lost my dad.
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