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Mike Preston, ‘Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior’ and ‘Hot Pursuit’ Actor, Dies at 93
Mike Preston, known for playing settler leader Pappagallo in “Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior” and Detective Bob Delaney in the Australian series “Homicide,” died June 8 in Florida. He was 93.
Preston’s death was confirmed to Variety by his wife, Josie Preston.
Preston, who was born Jack Davis, was an early U.K. chart-topping singer in the late ’50s with three Top 40 hits. He then relocated to Australia and began working as a nightclub singer and performer.
He found success hosting “In Melbourne Tonight,” before going on to appear in 42 episodes of the Australian series “Homicide.” He had a recurring role in the soap opera “Bellbird” and also appeared in “Dixon of Dock Green,” “Tandarra,” “Chopper Squad” and “Cop Shop.”
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Veteran entertainer Mike Preston, best known for Homicide, In Melbourne Tonight, The Celebrity Game and Mad Max 2, has died aged 93.
Family have confirmed he died on June 8th in Florida USA.
UK-born Preston had an eclectic career, as a boxer, cartoon cameraman, singer and, in Australia TV host and actor.
“Mr. Blue” peaked at No. 12 but he achieved three other Top 40 hits in the UK, including “Marry Me,” which reached No. 14 in 1961.
He relocated to Australia and began working as a nightclub singer and performer in the 1960s.
He was a regular host on In Melbourne Tonight, before 42 episodes of Homicide as Sen. Det. Bob Delaney from 1972 – 73.
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Mike Preston Dies at 93, Leaving Behind a ‘Mad Max’ Legacy
"Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior" star Mike Preston died on June 8 in Florida at 93.
He leaves behind a legacy of several films and TV show appearances in his long acting career.
Born Jack Davis, Preston enjoyed an early career as a singer and U.K chart-topper in the '50s. He later relocated to Australia to work as a nightclub singer and performer.
He found success hosting "In Melbourne Tonight" and went on to star in 42 episodes in the Australian series "Homicide". He had a rich TV career appearing in "Bellbird" and "Dixon of Dock Green". He also appeared in "Tandarra", "Chopper Squad" and "Cop Shop".
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