Ron Masak, who played Sheriff Mort Metzger on ‘Murder, She Wrote,’ died at 86, just one week after Angela Lansbury’s death.
"It is with a very heavy and broken heart that today October 20, 2022 our father Ron Masak passed at the age of 86," Masak's daughter wrote on Facebook."He was surrounded by his wife and all six children."
The statement went on to praise Masak for his"expansive career in the entertainment industry." Amid his six decades of work, Masak became known as"The King of Commercials" and for playing Sheriff Mort Metzger onMasak played the latter role, which he held for upward of 40 episodes, alongside Lansbury, who starred as Jessica Fletcher, a widowed, retired English teacher who solved local murders.
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