Actor Robert Culp Dead

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Actor Robert Culp, 79, best known for his work in the TV series "I Spy" in the 1960s and more recently in "Everybody Loves Raymond," died this morning after a fall at his home in Hollywood , authorities said.

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The actor was rushed to Queen of Angels hospital shortly after 11 am PDT after hitting his head on a walk outside his home, said police Lt. Bob Binder of Los Angeles. Was found by a runner who called 911 and paramedics, patrol officers and detectives responded to the scene, the Los Angeles Times. He was pronounced dead in hospital later, no foul play is suspected but an autopsy will be conducted.

A native Oakland, California, graduated from the University of Pacific in Stockton, California.

Although often considered only a television actor, Mr. Culp worked in films, as well as naval officer John F. Kennedy 's Friend Ensign George Ross in "PT 109" as a gunslinger Wild Bill Hickok in "The Raiders" and as Jane Fonda's boyfriend in the romantic comedy in New York on Sunday. " He became a star in "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice" in 1969. Mr. Culp also played President Alan J. Pakula 's 1994 mystery "The Pelican Brief".

According to IMDB.com, he was a playmate poker Hugh M. Hefner, as a result, was a frequent guest at the Playboy Mansion.