'90210' Actor David Gail's Cause Of Death Shared By Family Rep
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Actor David Gail of “Beverly Hills, 90210” and the soap opera “Port Charles” died of “complications from sudden cardiac arrest,” a family representative told People in a release on Monday.
Gail was found unresponsive by emergency workers and put on life support for many days before his death on Jan. 16 at age 58, the rep said.
“The family has no reason to suspect the cause of his death was anything but heart failure,” the rep said. “David will be remembered for his love of acting and his absolute passion and dedication to his friends and family. He possessed a unique quality that made everyone feel special in his presence.”
Gail, left, with Julie Pinson on "Port Charles" in 2000. He logged more than 200 episodes as Dr. Joe Scanlon on the soap opera.
Gail was perhaps best known for playing Stuart Carson, the fiance of Shannen Doherty’s Brenda Walsh, in a recurring 1991-94 role on “Beverly Hills, 90210.” He later starred on the short-lived “Savannah” in 1996-97 and logged more than 200 episodes as Dr. Joe Scanlon on the soap opera “Port Charles” in 1999 and 2000.
Gail’s TV career appeared to slow after that with, one-time guest roles on shows such as “ER” (2002) and “JAG” (2003) in addition to a co-starring role with Bradley Cooper in the 2002 movie “Bending All the Rules,” according to IMDB.
He is survived by a son, the New York Times reported.
