The film world is mourning the loss of actor Bill Cobbs, best known for his roles in The Bodyguard, Night at the Museum, and New Jack City. After a long and respected career, Cobbs had stepped away from acting in recent years, choosing a quieter life away from the spotlight.

The news of his passing was confirmed by his brother, Thomas G. Cobbs, who is also a pastor. In a Facebook post, he shared the family’s message with the public, writing: “Bill died peacefully at his home in California on June 25.” The statement reflected a calm and dignified farewell to a man admired by both audiences and colleagues.

Cobbs’ career spanned decades, during which he became known for his strong screen presence and memorable supporting roles. While he was not always the lead, his performances added depth and authenticity to many popular films, making him a familiar and respected face in Hollywood.

Shortly before his death, Bill marked a personal milestone by celebrating his 90th birthday. The celebration was shared with people closest to him, highlighting the importance of family and personal connections in his later years.

Though he has left the movie business, Bill Cobbs’ legacy lives on through the films he helped bring to life. Fans continue to remember him not only for his talent, but also for the long, meaningful life he lived beyond the screen.