News about Edward James Olmos

An Antiques Roadshow guest was left speechless after discovering the huge value of just 25% of his 'unique' memorabilia from iconic sci-fi movie Blade Runner. Sunday's episode saw members of the public seek valuations for their prices possessions at Clissold Park in Stoke Newington, London. One man brought along a huge collection of memorabilia from the Harris Ford starring 1982 movie, which had been collected by his father, and featured costumes and scripts. 

Veteran actor Edward James Olmos revealed he expected to die from throat cancer - opening up about the devastating illness, harrowing treatment, and how he has a new lease on life with a miraculous recovery -  in an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com. Olmos, 77, said that in 2022 he was uncertain whether he would wake up each morning, feeling his body giving up after being ravaged by cancer and harsh radiation and chemotherapy treatments. 'That entered my mind many, many times throughout the process, because you can't swallow, you can't talk, you can't eat, you can't drink, you can't do anything,' he said.

After talks between actors and studios fell last week after the writers' strike finally reached an agreement, the three-month SAG-AFTRA strike is now ongoing. And now that Christmas TV and 2024 movie launches may have been harmed by the continuing strike action, with the possibility of such projects being delayed.

Edward James Olmos has admitted that he underwent chemotherapy and radiation therapy as a result of a throat cancer battle. The 76-year-old actor appeared on Mando & Friends' podcast on Friday, where he spoke about the heath scare for the first time. Doctors told veteran actor JD Pardo on the television series Mayans M.C. that they were not sure how medication would affect his speaking skills, but he is grateful for his knowledge.