Action film star appeared in more than 300 films in a career spanning more than six decades. Dharmendra Deol, who became one of India's most prominent actors and a Bollywood action hero, has died aged 89. Survived by two wives and six children, Dharmendra had been ill for the past month. He died at home in Mumbai, Indian media reported on Monday.
Released in 1994, director Peter Markle's fish-out-of-water comedy follows a group of settlers so fed up with the Old West that they decide to head back east. Candy plays James Harlow, the grizzled, booze-soaked wagon master with a shady past tasked with guiding them home. Little did anyone know that the role would be his last. "He was loved, admired, and essential," McGinley told IndieWire. "I don't know how you move forward without him. I don't think we did successfully."
"I just came back from a ride on the bike [transportation captain Gord Alyward] and Nate put together for the girls and I... The Valley will not be the same without Nathaniel Pelletier. He was a gentle soul and it was my honor to call him friend."