Larry Sellers, Actor on ‘Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,’ dies at 72
The
Hollywood Reporter
By
Jackie Strauss
12/11/2021
Larry
Sellers, best known for his role in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, died Wednesday
of an unknown cause in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, his sister-in-law Loring Abeyta
said. He was 72.
Sellers,
an actor and stuntman of Osage, Cherokee and Lakota descent, appeared in film
and TV roles in Life Goes On, Lightning Jack, Wayne’s
World II, Beverly Hills, 90210, Crazy Horse and The
Sopranos.
His
best-known role was playing Cloud Dancing on the hit CBS Western Dr.
Quinn, Medicine Woman, a part he played from 1993-98 and one that earned
him an Emmy nomination.
“Larry
Sellers was truly the the heart and spirit of Dr. Quinn. His
presence was magical, mystical, and spiritual,” wrote co-star
Jane Seymour, who starred in the titular role, on Instagram. “I feel
so fortunate to have had all those wonderful years together. He will be missed
by us all. My heart goes out to Larry’s family and friends, may his memory be a
blessing to us all.”
Survivors
include his five children.
SELLERS,
Larry
Born:
10/2/1949,
Pawhuska, Oklahoma, U.S.A.
Died:
12/8/1921,
Pawhuska, Oklahoma, U.S.A.
Larry
Sellers westerns – actor, consultant:
Kenny
Rogers as the Gambler, Part III: The Legend Continues (TV) 1987 (Indian)
The
Quick and the Dead (TV) – 1987 (Running Wolf)
Dr.
Quinn, Medicine Woman (TV) – 1993-1997 (Cloud Dancing) [consultant]
Lightning
Jack (TV) – 1994 (Comanche leader)
Walker,
Texas Ranger (TV) – 1994 (Tom Running Wolf)
Crazy
Horse – (TV) 1996
Thank you for this article, nice to see an Oklahoma actor mentioned. Unfortunately you spelled Pawhuska wrong, twice.
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