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Jun 12, 2023 · Death & Cause Of Death. On February 5, 1995, McClure died in his suburban Sherman Oaks home (Los Angeles, California, USA) with friends and family by his side. Doug was fighting lung cancer for the last couple of years before his death. Robert Fuller, actor and longtime friend, said:
Oct 7, 2022 · Doug McClure, best known as cowboy Trampas in the long-running series The Virginian, died from a cancerous tumour.
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Doug McClure died on February 5, 1995, in Sherman Oaks, California, after battling lung cancer for months. He rests at the ‘Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery’ in Santa Monica.
McClure, who last appeared in the 1994 feature film ``Maverick'' as one of many Western gamblers, died Sunday night at his Los Angeles home after a months-long battle with lung cancer. McClure expressed pride in bridging two generations.
Doug McClure passed away at the age of 59. The cause of his death was primarily attributed to his long-time battle with lung cancer, which he had been diagnosed with the previous year.
Feb 6, 1995 · LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6 -- Actor Doug McClure, whose blond, boyish looks made him a star as the wild young cowhand Trampas on the television show 'The Virginian, has died of cancer, a family...
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Was Doug McClure married? He was married to Diane Furnberg from August 27, 1979 to February 5, 1995, Diane Soldani from July 11, 1970 to August 24, 1979, Helen Crane from October 30, 1965 to 1968, BarBara Luna from December 17, 1961 to 1963, and Faye Brash from September 28, 1957 to May 9, 1961.
