Michael Madsen, known for roles in ‘Reservoir Dogs,’ ‘Kill Bill’ films, dies at 67

Malibu, California (Kabc) – Actor Michael Madsen, known as the roles in the “dog tank” and “Kill Bill” films, died on Thursday. It was 67.

Madsen was found by the deputies who responded to his home in Malibu, California, according to the Los Angeles Province Department. He announced his death at 8:25 am

The Ministry of Sherif said that any wrong play suspected his death and appears to be a natural reasons.

“In the past two years, Michael Madsen has made some amazing works with an independent movie including Resurrection Road, Encssions and Cookbook for southern houses, and he was really looking for this next chapter in his life. Currently, “Read a statement from his managers.

“Michael Madsen was one of the most famous actors in Hollywood, which many would miss.”

The Madsen march extended to more than 300 credit hours extending to the early eighties, many of which are in low budget films. But the most unforgettable moments on the screen are the sadistic torture of a police officer arrested – while dancing on the Sarrars Wales “stuck in the middle with you” – as Mr. Blondi in “Drossoir Dogs” in 1992.

It will become regular in the Quentin Tarantino films, where he appeared in “Kill Bill”, “The BreatFul Eight” and “Once in Hollywood”.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.