Charles Kimbrough, acclaimed for portraying Jim Dial in ‘Murphy Brown,’ has died at 86. His role garnered Emmy and Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations, cementing his legacy.

Diverse Career:
Before ‘Murphy Brown,’ Kimbrough featured in various roles, from “Another World” in 1988 to the show’s 2018 reboot. Notable film roles include “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” series and “The Wedding Planner.”

End of an Era:
Charles Kimbrough passed away on January 11, 2023, in Culver City, California. While the cause remains undisclosed, his talent agency, SMS Talent, mentioned it appeared to be natural for his age.

Personal Loss:
Having faced the losses of both wives, Mary Jane and Beth Howland, Kimbrough is survived by his sister, son, stepdaughter, and granddaughter.

Tributes Pour In:
Social media flooded with tributes, one stating, “He was the most expressive, inventive, fastidious actor I have ever met. RIP.” Another noted the sitcom dream couple, as Kimbrough was married to Beth Howland of ‘Alice!’

In memory of Kimbrough’s versatile career, fans and colleagues express gratitude for his impactful contributions.