The world of acting mourns the goodbye of some of its members. Actor Taylor Wilyknown for his role as Kamekona Tupuola in the series Hawaii 5.0, He died at the age of 56as the media has advanced KITV Island News from Hawaii. The causes of death have not yet been made public. The executive producer of the police production has confirmed the news on his Instagram profile. “I am devastated. With a broken heart. I’ll post some detailed feelings later. “Too hard right now,” he wrote.
After hearing the news, dozens of family members, friends and colleagues have publicly shown their condolences for this loss.. “Our deepest condolences go out to Halona Wily and her family during this difficult time. The news of Taylor’s death is truly shocking. Her warm smile welcomed everyone she encountered, and she endeared herself to all her fans thanks to her kindness and patience.
His career as a sumo wrestler
Before embarking on his career as an actor, Taylor Wily had close contact with the world of sumo after being recruited by the well-known ex-sekiwake, Takamiyama Daigorō, for his skills in playing this sport. The Hawaiian achieved a very complicated milestone after winning his first 14 official fights and, in turn, several championships. However, a knee injury It cut short his career on the tatami and forced him to announce his retirement.
This hard blow was a turning point in his life. After leaving the tatami, Wily began training as an actor and landed roles in productions, such as Forgetting Sarah Marshall, directed by Nicolas Stoller. In this film he played the role of a hotel worker who hit it off with the film’s protagonist, Jason Segel. Nevertheless, his star appearance was hand in hand with Hawaii 5.0where he shaped Kamekona Tupuola for more than 160 chapters.
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