News about Gary Sinise

Gary Sinise revealed on Tuesday that his 33-year-old son McCanna 'Mac' Sinise died of a rare form of cancer called Chrodoma last month. On his Gary Sinise Foundation website, the 68-year-old actor wrote a touching tribute to Mac, which announced that he died on January 5 and was interred on January 23. He paid tribute on his official X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram pages, which culminated in a slew of celebrity tributes.

Gary Sinise revealed that Moria Harris was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer right before they learned their son McCanna 'Mac' was also suffering from cancer. In a post on the Gary Sinise Foundation's website on Tuesday, the Forrest Gump actor, 68, announced that his son died at 33 on January 5 after a long battle with rare spinal cancer Chordoma. Moira, 69, had also suffered with a cancer diagnosis in June, two months before Mac was diagnosed with Chordoma in August, Gary wrote in the long tribute paid to Mac.

Gary Sinise has shared the sad news that his son McCanna 'Mac' Sinise died at the age of 33. In a post posted on Tuesday to the Gary Sinise Foundation's website, the 68-year-old Forrest Gump actor revealed that his son died on January 5 after a long battle with the rare spinal cancer Chordoma. Mac had worked with the foundation and had entertained his father's Lt. Dan Band as a fill-in drummer until repeated spinal surgeries and the development of his cancer in recent years caused him to leave early.

Harry's book, which was published in Spain mistakenly today, chronicles how his father, King Charles, screamed over his inability and threatened him to miss performances on days off. Steinbeck's masterpiece was one he loved, according to him. A short American novel is the piece of literature that I can remember liking and even enjoying.' By John Steinbeck, he wrote Mice and Men. In the 1992 film version of Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, Gary Sinise and John Malkovich (left).

On Monday, Frank Galati died at the age of 79. According to the Chicago Tribune, his husband Peter Amster's death was announced but the cause was not disclosed. In 1988, the Hollywood veteran adapted The Accidental Tourist for the screen, starring William Hurt, Kathleen Turner, and Geena Davis. For his efforts, the Chicago native was nominated for an Academy Award. However, Galati was best known for his appearance on Broadway in 1990 when he received a Tony Award for his stage interpretation of Grapes Of Wrath starring actor Gary Sinise.