George Riddle, a thespian of considerable renown, made his debut in this world on the twenty-first day of May, 1937, in the quaint and charming town of Auburn, Indiana, situated within the boundaries of the United States of America.
A distinguished thespian, he embarked on a remarkable journey, imbuing a diverse array of captivating personas with depth, nuance, and complexity, thereby leaving an enduring and profound impact on the realm of entertainment, transcending the boundaries of both the silver screen and the small screen, and forever etching his presence within the collective consciousness of audiences worldwide.
Notable among his extensive repertoire of film and television credits are several standout performances that have garnered significant attention and acclaim from critics and audiences alike. One such notable appearance can be seen in the 1981 comedy-drama film "Arthur", a cinematic adaptation of the 1949 play by Peter Kass and Marc Norman, which starred Dudley Moore as the titular character and Liza Minnelli as his love interest.
Another notable role of his was in the 2011 horror film "The Innkeepers", a slow-burning, atmospheric thriller directed by Ti West, which follows two hotel employees as they investigate the supposed hauntings of the hotel's long-abandoned wing.
In more recent years, he appeared in the 2019 crime drama film "The Kitchen", a gritty, female-led reimagining of the DC Comics series, which follows three women who take on the leadership of a New York City gangster organization after their husbands are sent to prison.
It is with profound sorrow that we announce the passing of George Riddle, a remarkable individual whose life was tragically cut short on June 2, 2023, in the charming town of North Plainfield, nestled in the heart of New Jersey, within the United States of America.
