NCIS and 24 star Gregory Itzin has died at the age of 74, however, a cause of death has yet to be determined.
Jon Cassar, who was an executive producer as well as a director on the popular FOX series 24, confirmed the news on Twitter.
He shared: "My friend Greg Itzin passed away today. He was one of the most talented actors I had the honor to work with, but more than that he was an all around great guy.
"He’ll be missed by his 24 family who had nothing but love & respect for him. You made your mark, now Rest In Peace friend."
Plenty of fans responded to the tweet and praised the TV notable as one wrote: "Masterful artist and an even finer human. We are fewer."
Another added: "RIP to a fantastic actor and to 24’s ultimate villain. He was a pleasure to watch and I’m happy to hear that he was even more fun to work with."
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While one fan remembered a run-in with the star: "He was so nice to the fans at Star Trek Las Vegas.
"One of my fondest memories was the long talk I had with him there. He made everyone laugh. Such an interesting person and so kind."
Gregory played Charles Logan on 24, a treacherous politician who eventually becomes President of the United Stars, making his debut in season 4.
The role earned Gregory two Emmy nominations, and he was also recognized as a part of a SAG Award-nominated ensemble.
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Following 24, Gregory would appear on other popular shows including The Mentalist, Mob City, as well as NCIS where he guested on an episode in early 2020.
He also showed off his talents on the stage, earning a Tony Award nomination in 1994 for his role in The Kentucky Cycle.
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Gregory first started his career on the small screen in the late 1970s where he had parts in everything from Charlie's Angels to Judging Amy, Friends, and Star Trek.
Gregory is survived by his wife, Judie, and their adult children Wilke and Julia.
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