Hollywood actor, Robert Forster dies of ‘brain cancer’ at age 78

Robert Forster, the Journeyman on-screen character whose rebound job as a bail bondsman in Quentin Tarantino's "Jackie Brown" earned him an Oscar designation, spent away on Friday, October eleventh at his home in Los Angeles.

He passed on at 78 years old and the reason for his demise has been led as mind disease, as indicated by Kathie Berlin, a long-lasting companion who took care of his attention.

Forster showed up in near 200 movies and network shows during his over five decades in the entertainment biz. He made his motion picture debut in "Appearance in a Golden Eye," the scandalous 1967 dramatization coordinated by John Huston and featuring Marlon Brando and Elizabeth Taylor.

Forster, whose two relationships finished in separation, is made due by his long-lasting accomplice, Denise Grayson; a child, Robert Forster Jr.; three girls: Elizabeth Foster Howell, Maeghen Perry Dimperio and Kate Forster Simmons; and four grandkids.