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We have tragic news to report from the world of animation.
Eric Bauza, the Emmy-winning voice actor behind Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, has died.
He was just 46 years old.
Bauza died on Sunday, and his loved ones confirmed the heartbreaking news on social media (via E! News).
His family shared a statement on Instagram announcing his sudden death.
The Canadian-born actor died at home in Los Angeles.
As for Eric Bauza’s cause of death, the outlet reports that Los Angeles County medical examiners have listed it as hypertensive cardiovascular disease.
The Daily Mail similarly reports that Bauza passed away “suddenly” after battling heart disease.
The news has left fans of classic cartoons reeling, as Bauza had become one of the most recognizable voices in animation in recent years.
Bauza took on multiple roles across the Looney Tunes films and shows, according to the trade, including the upcoming Coyote vs. Acme.
His work extended well beyond the Warner Bros. stable of characters.
Bauza also lent his voice to Forgotten Island, Muppet Babies, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, among many other projects.
His efforts in the booth earned him an Emmy, cementing his place among the most celebrated voice actors in the business.
For a generation of kids, his was the voice that delivered Bugs’ wisecracks and Daffy’s sputtering meltdowns.
Bauza’s family has not shared further details beyond the statement posted to his Instagram, which described his passing as sudden.
He leaves behind a body of work that includes some of the most beloved characters in the history of animation, along with Looney Tunes projects still making their way to audiences, such as Coyote vs. Acme.
Our condolences go out to Eric Bauza’s loved ones during this enormously difficult time.
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