News about David Soul

I've always liked an age gap, whichever way it lands, but until recently had never dated someone 20 years my senior. I'm 34 and met Pete last year after we were introduced by a new friend after I'd moved to Edinburgh. A man in his mid-50s was a new prospect, which was precisely why I was keen on the idea. It wasn't the stereotypical benefits I was after, you see. Millennials like me look at older Gen X-ers like him and see financial security, career success, a fancy car, probably a property somewhere - while men our own age typically have none of these things. But that wasn't what I found attractive about Pete. It was the years of extra experience that interested me the most: I like to be taught things and he had an undeniably superior knowledge of the world.

Paul Michael Glaser was the epitome of 1970s cool, thanks to HIS on-screen swaggers and those unforgettable belted cardigans. Both David Soul and Paul, the streetwise Starsky & Hutch, were on the show, and were all wisecracks. So while he's referred to his most popular macho cop role, it's a surprise to be confronted with such a thoughtful, reflective man. Part of this introspection may be in the fact that this is his first interview since David Soul - aka the more cerebral Hutch - died in January at the age of 80. When David died, a portion of our girlhood went with him.

Lynne Marta, an actress, died in Los Angeles on Thursday at the age of 78. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Marta's best friend Chris Saint-Hilaire announced her death.

David Soul's death, aged 80, brought back fond memories for millions of people, but it has re-opened painful wounds to those closest to him. Soul, a 'wayward' father whose glittering Hollywood career ended in a haze of alcohol, married five times and a father of six. It culminated in a horrific assault on his severely pregnant third wife, which left her with cracked fingers and his name destroyed.

David Soul, an American-British actor and singer, died on Thursday at the age of 80. In Starsky & Hutch, an American crime drama television series that aired from 1975 to 1979, David rose to international fame for his portraying Hutch. Although the cause of death has yet to be revealed, the actor battled cancer and chronic obstructive lung disease in his later years, as well as a 72-day stay in intensive care.

Following his death at 80 on Thursday, Paul Michael Glaser paid tribute to his Starsky & Hutch costar David Soul. 'I find it difficult to comprehend David's death.' In a statement sent to DailyMail.com, the actor, 80, says we were only sharing loving words on the phone yesterday. "It just takes time," I tell myself; saying good-bye to such a dear friend and an integral part of my life, I suspect I'll allow myself to feel his loss, our loss, slowly.'

As much as David Soul as David Soul, there's a screen heartthrob agonized over his fame as much as he does. For years, he refused to even discuss Starsky & Hutch (left), the hugely popular detective series that made him the golden idol of 1970s Saturday night television. He wanted to be a good stage actor, but he was left a 'hostage' for years by his work as a young, knowledgeable cop, Ken 'Hutchinson'. However, when Warner Brothers announced its 2004 film version starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson, he was dissatisfied that he and co-star Paul Glaser hadn't been chosen, but they did end up with guest star roles.

In the 1970s television series 'Starsky & Hutch,' David Soul, who died at the age of 80, and his close friend Paul Michael Glaser dominated television screens, establishing a lifelong friendship in the process. In the cult tv show, Soul played Detective Ken 'Hutch' Hutchinson alongside Glaser's Detective Dave Starsky, and the two became close friends well into later life. Both actors went on to become international stars thanks to the television show's popularity, which later inspired a movie spin-off.

Throughout his lengthy career on the small screen, he was best known for his appearance in Starsky & Hutch as Detective Kenneth "Hutch" Hutchinson. But outside of showbusiness David Soul, who died at the age of 80, had a similar happy life, marrying five times and welcoming six children. The actor leaves five sons and a daughter behind. Mirriam 'Mim' Solberg, the first wed actress, appeared in 1964, but it was only a year ago. Karen Carlson (left), who appeared on television show Here Comes the Brides; Patti Carnel Sherman (central), the ex-wife of 1970s pop idol Bobby Sherman; and actress Julia Nickson (right). Helen Snell, his widow, was dubbed the "most beautiful woman he's ever met" in the Inset.

Following David Soul's death at 80, Ben Stiller has led the tributes to him, lauding the late Starsky & Hutch actor for 'defining the 70s cool'. Soul will have cult status as a result of his appearance in the 1970s television series as Detective Kenneth 'Hutch' Hutchinson (below right), before reaching the top of the charts with his single "Don't Give Up On Us." Stiller, a veteran of the 2004 film remake (pictured top), wrote on X, formerly Twitter: 'Defining the 70s cool.' The peace is restored.' Soul's death was announced by his heartbroken wife Helen Snell, who said the British-American actor had died surrounded by his family after a 'gruesome struggle for life.'

David Soul, best known for his smash hit role on Starsky and Hutch, has died at the age of 80. In the classic 1970s film 'Hutch' Hutchinson' alongside Paul Michael Glaser's Detective Dave Starsky, the actor played Detective Ken 'Hutch' Hutchinson (left). MailOnline takes a look at the leading detectives from the original duo to Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson (right).

It was announced on Friday morning that David Soul had died at the age of 80. Until his hit Don't Give Up On Us, the actor appeared on the 1970s TV series Starsky & Hutch before dominating the charts. The tributes were spread on social media shortly after. Helen Snell, his heartbroken wife, said he had a'stricken fight for life.' 'David Soul - beloved husband, father, grandfather, and brother all died yesterday after a spirited battle for life in the loving company of family,' she said in a tweet.' As an actor, singer, storyteller, artist, and dear friend, he gave many extraordinary gifts around the world.'He gave a lot of the world's best wishes.' 'His smile, laughter, and passion for life will be remembered by those whose lives he has touched.' Some people also took their own notes. Nikki Lund, a musician with Richie Sambora, wrote: "He was such a brilliant light and an inspiration to so many singers." He was the embodiment of masculine charm in the 1970s, and his influence today has a lingering effect. I'm really sad that he is no longer with us.' Jonathan Cheban, aka FoodGod from Keeping Up With The Kardashians, said: "His death will be felt." He's one of the best TV actors from the 1970s,' I mean.'

'David Soul died yesterday after a ferocious struggle for life,' his wife Helen Snell said in a tweeting post following the death of the British-American actor and singer.'

'David Soul died yesterday after a gruesome fight for life,' his wife Helen Snell said in a tweet.'

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A woman one of the original stars is speaking out just days after Fox revealed that it will be producing a female-lead revival of Starsky and Hutch. David Soul, who appeared alongside Paul Michael Glaser's Detective Ken Hutchinson, seems to have objected to the revival. From 1975 to 1979, the original series ran on ABC, following the title characters, detectives, and convictors who fought crime on the streets of Oakland, California, with Antonio Fargas as their informant.

Starsky & Hutch, a 1970 police show, is expected to return to a grand revival this year as the American television network resurrects the film this year. This time with a female-led plotline, Sasha and Nicole will be the eponymous police pair rather than Dave and Ken. The show will take place in Desert City, unlike its original Bay city. Circling around the two detectives.