Lance Reddick, known for his roles in popular TV shows like “The Wire,” “Fringe,” and “Bosh” and films like the “John Wick” trilogy, which is set to release “John Wick: Chapter 4” next week, passed away of natural causes on Friday morning. He was 60.

It was first reported by TMZ that he had been discovered dead in his Studio City, Los Angeles, home on a Friday morning.

Lance Reddick Cause of Death

According to reports,Lance Reddick was found  dead in his Studio City, Los Angeles, home on a Friday

The abrupt death of Lance Reddick has sparked speculation online about the circumstances behind the actors untimely demise.
Sadly, at this time, we do not have any solid details about what exactly caused his death. His family has not made any public statement about what caused his death.

His cause of death is a mystery, but we are doing everything we can to learn more about it. We promise to let you know as soon as we do.

Lance Reddick Career

In the next “John Wick: Chapter 4”, which is scheduled for a March 24 theatrical release, Reddick will be seen once again as Charon, the Continental Hotel concierge in New York City who has appeared in all four films. Charon assisted Keanu Reeves’s unretired hitman throughout the series, particularly when it came to taking care of John’s new dog in the second film and participating in the gunplay in the third. Reddick was also set to feature in the upcoming “Ballerina” spinoff, starring Ana de Armas.

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Reddick, who was born in Baltimore on June 7th, 1962, received his Bachelor of Music degree in composition from Rochester. In the 1980s, he uprooted to Boston, where he eventually attended Yale University to get an MFA in 1994. His first notable TV appearance occurred on Season 4 of HBO’s prison drama “Oz” in 2000. Detective Johnny Basil, the undercover cop he portrayed, was an addict who murdered a corrupt police officer by forcing him down an elevator shaft while attempting to shut down the drug trade. After being taken to Oz, Basil gets stabbed to death by Seth Gilliam’s character Clayton Hughes.

HBO kept Reddick around and later cast him as Baltimore police lieutenant Cedric Daniels, one of the leads, on “The Wire” in 2002. He was in command of the narcotics division and slowly progressed through its ranks during the show’s five-season run, butting heads frequently with his superiors. In the series finale, he quit his job as commissioner to become an attorney specializing in criminal defense.

Once “The Wire” finished in 2008, Reddick joined “Fringe” later that year as Phillip Broyles, a special agent for Homeland Security and chief of the Fringe division. The organization investigated instances connected to fringe science, pseudoscience and alternate timelines. In 2014, he was cast as another police commander, but this time on Amazon’s “Bosch” series, which finished in 2021. After receiving two Saturn Award nominations for his work on “Fringe,” he was nominated for his role as deputy chief Irvin Irving.

More recently, Reddick played as Albert Wesker last year on Netflix’s short-lived series “Resident Evil,” an adaptation of the popular zombie video game. He also contributed vocal work on Season 2 of Amazon’s “The Tale of Vox Machina,” which premiered in January. His previous vocal performances included the villain Sylens in the two popular PlayStation games “Horizon: Zero Dawn” and “Horizon: Forbidden West,” which released last year, besides voicing Commander Zavala in the long-running “Destiny” franchise.

The highly anticipated “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” series on Disney+, based on the books by Rick Riordan, features Reddick as the Greek god Zeus. His other upcoming roles include those in Danny DeVito’s “St. Sebastian,” Netflix’s Shirley Chisholm biopic “Shirley,” Showtime’s “The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial,” and the space drama “Apteros,” all of which will premiere on May 19.

Lance Reddick Wife and Children

Reddick is survived by his wife, Stephanie Reddick, and children, Yvonne Nicole Reddick and Christopher Reddick. Anyone wishing to make memorial contributions in his name can consider doing so at momcares.org in Baltimore.

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