Marc Singer, Star of 'Beastmaster' and 'V,' Hospitalized After Experiencing Pain
The 78-year-old actor was taken by ambulance to a Los Angeles-area hospital and later released.
Actor Marc Singer, known for his roles in "The Beastmaster" film series and the science fiction miniseries "V," was hospitalized over the weekend.
An ambulance was dispatched to Singer's Los Angeles-area home on Saturday afternoon after he began experiencing pain. The 78-year-old actor was taken to a local hospital, where he underwent tests and remained overnight. He was released on Sunday after his tests came back clear.
The specific cause of Singer's pain has not been disclosed.
Singer's career includes notable roles beyond "Beastmaster" and "V," such as appearances in "Roots: The Next Generations," "Agent Recon," and "Dallas." In a 2024 interview, Singer reflected on his casting in "The Beastmaster," noting that director Don Coscarelli chose him after seeing his performance in a Shakespeare production. Singer described the experience of filming the fantasy series as one that fostered lifelong friendships and an appreciation for film history.
Page Six has reached out to Singer's representative for comment but has not yet received a response.