
‘The Dark Knight Rises' actor Alon Aboutboul dead at 60 after collapsing on beach
Aboutboul collapsed and died on HaBonim Beach in Tel Aviv, Israel on Tuesday morning, according to The Jerusalem Post.
The Israeli actor was reportedly swimming in the water and when he came out he told people he was feeling unwell, onlookers claimed, before he collapsed.
Alon Aboutboul at the 'Snowfall' Season 5 premiere in 2022.
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Paramedics rushed to the scene and spent an hour trying to resuscitate Aboutboul, but they were unsuccessful, per The Jerusalem Post.
The cause of death is currently unknown.
Alon Aboutbul in 'The Dark Knight Rises.'
The Post has reached out to Aboutboul's rep for comment.
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