Andre Braugher, recognized for his position as Captain Ray Holt on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” has died. He was 61.
Braugher’s publicist confirmed to Fox News Digital that he died following a short sickness.
In addition to his position on the police sitcom, Braugher earned accolades taking part in Detective Frank Pembleton for six seasons of “Homicide: Life on the Street.”
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Andre Braugher died Monday. He was 61. (Getty Images)
Braugher starred alongside Andy Samberg within the hit comedy sequence “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” the place he gained two Critics Choice awards for greatest supporting actor in a comedy sequence and acquired 4 Emmy nominations taking part in Captain Holt.
He earned his first Emmy for his starring position in “Thief,” and one other Emmy in 1998 for his work on the police procedural sequence “Homicide.”
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Braugher labored alongside “Homicide” co-star Richard Belzer within the 1996 Spike Lee movie “Get on the Bus” a few group of African-American males touring by bus for the Million Man March.

Braugher most not too long ago starred in “The Good Fight” and “She Said.” (Paul Drinkwater)

Braugher started taking part in Detective Frank Pembleton on “Homicide: Life on the Street” in 1993. (Chris Haston)
Braugher additionally acquired a Golden Globe nomination for his position as Dr. Ben Gideon within the TV drama “Gideon’s Crossing.” Additional tv credit included “Last Resort,” “The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson,” “Somebody Has to Shoot the Picture,” and “Murder in Mississippi.”
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His first movie position was starring alongside Denzel Washington, Morgan Freeman and Matthew Broderick in “Glory.”
Braugher went on to star in a lot of films, together with “The Mist,” Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer,” “Frequency,” “Thick as Thieves” and “City of Angels.”

Braugher and “Homicide” co-star Richard Belzer worked on the 1996 film “Get on the Bus.” (Universal)
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He made his directorial debut with one vignette of the Showtime trilogy “Love Songs.”
Most recently, André co-starred in the drama “She Said,” the film retelling of two journalists whose reporting led to the prosecution of Harvey Weinstein and sparked the #MeToo movement.
Braugher is survived by his wife actress Ami Brabson, sons Michael, Isaiah and John Wesley, brother Charles Jennings and his mother, Sally Braugher.
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