Stephen Hibbert, Pulp Fiction's Gimp, Passes Away

0:00It's March 6th, here's your entertainment news in two minutes. Stephen Hibbert, the actor famous for playing the Gimp in Pulp Fiction, has passed away at age 68. He died in Denver on Monday after suffering a heart attack, according to reports from TMZ. His children shared a statement saying their father lived a life full of love for the arts and his family, and that he will be dearly missed. This comes just three months after the death of Peter Green, who played Zed in the same memorable Pulp Fiction scene alongside Hibbert. Peter built a solid career behind the scenes first, writing for shows like Late Night with David Letterman, Boy Meets World, and Mad TV. He also helped write the script for the movie It's Pat, starring his then-wife Julia Sweeney. On screen he popped up in fun films like Austin Powers, the spy who shagged me in the cat in the hat, plus guest spots on series such as Just Shoot. Me and Rush Hour. While the Gimp role never showed his face, Hibbert always appreciated its cool legacy in Quinn Tarantino's 1994 hit, Calling It One.

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