Kaylah Walton
Martin Mull, a celebrated actor recognized for his roles in popular series like “Sabrina, the Teenage Witch” and movies like “Ricky Ricón”, has sadly passed away at the age of 80. His spokesperson, Jennifer Craig, along with his daughter Maggie, confirmed this news.
Maggie shared that Mull fought bravely against a prolonged illness before his passing and mentioned that her father was not only proficient in various creative fields but also created advertisements for the Red Roof Inn, a joke he found endlessly amusing.
She added that his absence will be profoundly felt by his family, friends, colleagues, fellow artists, comedians, musicians, and a multitude of dogs, indicative of his exceptional nature.
A Multi-Talented Actor
Aside from his well-known roles in sitcoms like “Roseanne” and “Two and a Half Men,” as well as animated shows like Danny Phantom, Mull had a diverse career as a visual artist, writer, and composer of Grammy-nominated comedy albums.
In 2016, he received an Emmy nomination for his guest appearance as Bob Bradley on “Veep.” More recently, he made guest appearances on “The Afterparty,” “Not Dead Yet,” and “Grace and Frankie.”
His other notable TV appearances include roles in “Community” as George Perry, “Two and a Half Men” as Russell, “Arrested Development” as Gene Parmesan, and “Life in Pieces” on CBS.
