Roger Ewing, who played Thad Greenwood on the long-running Western series ‘Gunsmoke,’ has died at the age of 83. Roger Ewing, known for Gunsmoke, died at 83 after a long, full life. Mark Ashworth ...

Roger Ewing, best known for his role as Deputy Marshal Thad Greenwood on “Gunsmoke,” has died. He was 83. The actor’s loved ones announced in an obituary that Ewing passed away in Morro Bay, Calif., ...

Roger Ewing, the actor known for playing Thaddeus ‘Thad’ Greenwood in Gunsmoke, has died. He was 83. The actor, who appeared as a regular on the CBS western series from 1965 to ’67, died on December ...

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Actor Roger Ewing, best known for playing deputy marshal Thad Greenwood on the long-running western “Gunsmoke,” has died. He was 83. His family reported that he died on Dec. 18. A cause of death was ...

Roger Ewing, widely known for starring as Deputy Marshal Thad Greenwood on “Gunsmoke,” has died. He was 83. The longtime resident of Morro Bay, California, died on Dec. 18, 2025, according to an ...

He was a regular on the legendary CBS Western for two seasons, bridging the gap between characters played by Burt Reynolds and Buck Taylor. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Roger Ewing, the long and lean ...

Roger Ewing, remembered by many as the kind-hearted Deputy Marshal Thad Greenwood on Gunsmoke, has died. He was 83. His family shared news of his passing in an obituary, confirming that he died on ...

Eddie Murphy is revealing the real reason he didn't stick around for the rest of the 2007 Oscars after losing in his category. Nearly 20 years later, Murphy denied this to Entertainment Weekly, ...

Eddie Murphy meant the Oscars no harm. The actor, 64, is setting the record straight on why he exited the 2007 Academy Awards early after being nominated for the first time for Best Supporting Actor.

Contrary to popular belief at the time, comic-cum-actor Eddie Murphy didn’t leave the 2007 Oscars hall early after losing out on a Best Supporting Actor statuette because he was a sore loser; rather, ...