‘The Cleaning Lady’ Actor Adan Canto Dies At 42
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The Mexican-born actor also appeared in "X-Men: Days of Future Past" and Fox’s "The Following."
Adan Canto, who was known for his roles on TV shows including “Designated Survivor” and “The Cleaning Lady,” has died. He was 42.
Canto died on Monday after battling appendiceal cancer, his publicist, Jennifer Allen, told CNN.
“We are heartbroken to learn of the passing of Adan Canto. A wonderful actor and dear friend, we were honored to have him as part of the Warner Bros. Television and Fox Entertainment families since his U.S. debut in ‘The Following’ more than a decade ago,” Warner Bros. Television and Fox Entertainment said in a statement Tuesday. “Most recently, he lit up the screen in ‘The Cleaning Lady’ with a powerful performance that showcased his artistry, range, depth and vulnerability.”
Canto most recently starred as Arman Morales in the first two seasons of the Fox TV drama “The Cleaning Lady.”
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