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Aleong’s career spanned eight decades and included “Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story.”

His hits included “Little Woman” and “Julie, Do Ya Love Me.”

Lewis was an award-winning host at BET before moving to MTV.

Clausen’s work spanned nearly 600 episodes of the show and covered all genres of music.

Hartman played opposite Burt Reynolds for 26 episodes of the 1970s show.

As Norm Peterson, Wendt created one of television’s most iconic, enduring and beloved characters.

Foley also directed music videos, often spotlighting Madonna during the height of her fame.

Kilmer was an icon of his generation, known for “Tombstone,” “Batman,” and more.

Revill was also a two-time Tony Award-nominated stage actor.