James remar actor found dead



James Remar

Born on New Year’s Eve 1953, in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, James Remar is known for his voiceover work and roles in “The Warriors”, “The Cotton Club”, and “Sex and the City” to name a few.

The versatile actor studied at New York City’s Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre; in 1984, he married the Japanese businesswoman Atsuko Remar, with whom he shares two children named Jason and Lisa.

Career

Despite James effortlessly playing the villain role for most of his film career, his movie debut came in 1978 with a minor role in “On the Yard”.

Just a year later, his portrayal of a violent gang member named Ajax in the Walter Hill cult classic “The Warriors” propelled him into stardom. In the same year, he played Eric Leeder in the obscure movie “Blond Poison”.

In 1980, James had roles in “Cruising”, “The Long Riders”, and “Windwalker”.

In the first movie, he played a gay man named Gregory, whereas in “Wi