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Bill Cosby REACTS To The DEATH Of "Theo" Malcom Jamal Warner
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Bill Cosby shared heartfelt memories of his on-screen son, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who died Sunday after drowning in Costa Rica at age 54.
Warner, best known for his role as Theo Huxtable on "The Cosby Show," was caught in a strong current while swimming during a family vacation on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast. Despite rescue attempts by beachgoers, first responders were unable to save him.
In an exclusive interview with ABC News, Cosby remembered Warner, who played his son for eight seasons on their hit show, as an ultimate professional."He was always a great studier, and I enjoyed working with him very much," Cosby said.
The role of Theo was loosely based on Cosby's own son, Ennis, who passed away in 1997. Cosby revealed that he and Warner maintained a close relationship long after the show ended.
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