Actor Larry Hagman, who created one of television’s iconic villains with the treacherous J.R. Ewing of “Dallas,” died Friday, according to a family statement. He was 81. Hagman died at a ...

The actor, who had been battling cancer since 2011, was 81 Larry Hagman, a larger-than-life TV personality best known for his role as J.R. Ewing on the primetime soap Dallas, died Friday of ...

He was starring in a cable reboot of the series for TNT The producers called him 'a larger-than-life personality' 'Of course it's fun to play the villain,' he told USA TODAY in 2011 Actor Larry ...

attracted second largest crowd to a scripted TV episode He had been acting since last year in a TNT revival of 'Dallas' 'I Dream of Jeannie,' with Barbara Eden, made Hagman a household name Larry ...

The family made a statement, "It is with deep regret that the Hagman family announces the passing of Larry Hagman at the age of 81." Hagman was in bad health for years but rebounded in the past ...

Fervor for the television show “Dallas” was so intense in 1980 that when the Queen Mother met actor Larry Hagman, she joined the worldwide chorus asking: “Who shot J.R.?” “Not even for ...

On television, Hagman also appeared as 'Major Anthony Nelson' on ABC's "I Dream Of Jeannie". Larry Hagman at the Kennedy Airport in New York City in 1982. Larry Hagman at the Kennedy Airport in ...

Larry Hagman was willing to take a risk so that his pal could come back. It was the eighth season of "Dallas" when Patrick Duffy decided to leave in hopes of pursuing other acting roles.

A part of Texas died on Friday. Larry Hagman was both a native (born in Weatherford) and, as Dallas anti-hero J.R. Ewing, an international symbol of the state. The actor lost his battle to cancer ...

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Larry Hagman on the set of the TV show "Dallas" in 1983. Getty Images While he gained fame on hit shows “I Dream of Jeannie” and “Dallas,” the real-life Larry Hagman would have fit in best ...