‘Back to the Future’ Star Dead at 89 After Surgery Complications
A familiar face from one of Hollywood’s most beloved film franchises has died, closing the curtain on a decades-long career that stretched across classic Westerns, comedies, and television. According to Page Six , Matt…
A familiar face from one of Hollywood’s most beloved film franchises has died, closing the curtain on a decades-long career that stretched across classic Westerns, comedies, and television.
According to Page Six, Matt Clark, best known to many fans for his role in Back to the Future Part III, passed away Sunday at his home in Austin. He was 89.
His family told TMZ that Complications following back Surgery led to his death.
Clark appeared as Chester the bartender in the third installment of the iconic trilogy, sharing the screen with Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd.
In the film, Fox’s time-traveling character Marty McFly encounters Clark’s character during a journey to the Old West in 1885, as he attempts to save Doc Brown.