Devin Harjes from Boardwalk Empire dies at 41

Daily Mail​

2 days ago

Devin Lee Harjes, a television actor recognized for his roles in Manifest, Boardwalk Empire and Daredevil, has passed away at the age of 41.
Harjes died Tuesday at Mount Sinai West hospital in New York City following an illness. He had been diagnosed with cancer in February, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
His career included a wide range of appearances. Harjes portrayed legendary boxer Jack Dempsey in HBO 's Boardwalk Empire, and took on the role of Oscar, a nurse at Rikers Island, in Marvel's Daredevil.
He also appeared as Clyde, a bank security guard, in DC 's Gotham.
Beyond these standout roles, his credits spanned numerous television series and films, including Orange Is the New Black, Blue Bloods, FBI, Elementary, Rebel in the Rye, Boyz of Summer, The Forest Is Red, When the Shadow Falls and Surprise Surprise, Mr. Conovy.
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Most recently, he portrayed Pete Baylor in nine episodes of the third season of NBC's Manifest.
Harjes was born on July 29, 1983, in Lubbock, Texas, where he grew up surrounded by animals.
After discovering his love for acting, he went on to study the craft in college and relocated to New York City to pursue it professionally.
In the early stages of his career, Harjes gained experience through student films, independent productions and off-Broadway performances.
Harjes is survived by his parents, Randy and Rosanne Harjes; his sister, Trish Harjes, and her husband, Justin Kelley; his nephews, Tristin and Sawyer Kelley; his nieces, Rory and Charly Kelley; his former wife, actress Shiva Shobitha (Gotham); and his beloved cat, Maude.
After news broke of Harjes' death, his fans took to X to pay tribute.
'My condolences to his friends and family and may his soul rest in peace. He will be missed,' one tweeted.
Others looked back on some of his most memorable performance as they described his acting as 'smooth & bang-on with everything.'