Julian McMahon gets tributes from ‘Charmed,’ ‘Fantastic Four,’ ‘Nip/Tuck’ costars

Actors of Charm,, Fantastic FourAnd NIP / TUCK pay tribute to Julian McMahon.

The Australian-American actor, who died at the age of 56 after a battle against cancer this week, inspired a number of emotional messages from his former Costars.

Alyssa Milano, whose character Phoebe Halliwell has become a love interest in the demonic character of McMahon Cole on the WB Fantasy series Charmsaid that she had “a broken heart” to learn the death of her “magic”. “This smile. This laugh. This talent. This presence,” she wrote on Instagram. “He entered a room and lit it – not only with charisma, but with kindness. With misdeeds. With a moving understanding.”

Milano praised McMahon’s professional and personal strength. “He made me feel safe as an actor. Considered a woman,” she said. “He challenged me, teased me, supported me. We were so different, and yet we always understood. Julian was more than my television husband. He was a dear friend. The genre that checks. The genre that remembers. The genre that shares.

Dylan Walsh, of which Sean McNamara was the best friend and professional partner of the McMahon plastic surgeon, Christian Troy, on the drama Ryan Murphy FX NIP / TUCKremembered him in a declaration of Weekly entertainment. “Dear Jules,” he writes, “I know you like to flout the limits, but this time, you went too far. Meetings at Biltmore, have a Martini and we will talk about it.”

Walsh continued: “We laugh hard, the valet will raise your hummer, and just behind my tailgate with car seats and birds – on the window – we have laughed too many times. Now, it’s just us. You will kiss the cheek and say:” Bye, Dyl. “”

Holly Marie Combs, who played Phoebe’s sister, Piper Halliwell, Charmposted a video with a slideshow of McMahon photos. “Unique in its kind is an understatement,” she wrote in her legend. “Your inflexible zest for life and your sense of crazy humor will be sorely missing. The joy and laughter of which you have been the direct cause of will always remain memories. I hope you will find our friend and dance in these rose petals.”

Rose McGowan, who played Paige Matthews in the show, shared several photos of McMahon on his Instagram stories on Friday. “Oh, Julian, you force you with shine, wild talent and humor,” she wrote. “For you, your family and magnet fans around the world, I pray to comfort.”

Brian Krause, who played the guardian angel of central sisters, Leo Wyatt, on CharmAlso remembered the humor and the character of McMahon. “Sad day for our Charm Family! “He wrote on Instagram.” Julian was one of the funniest, [most] Diabolically beautiful, and [kindest] Souls! Prayers to his family and close friends! We will surely miss it! “”

Joely Richardson, whose character Julia McNamara trained a love triangle with Sean and Christian NIP / TUCKshared his own memories of McMahon on Instagram. “Julian could be hysterically funny, was extremely charismatic (the drama swirled in his wake), and most of the female population fell for him as Christian Troy. Ouff, it’s difficult to write,” she said. “It brought me back, and to refuse. I remember our first script reading, we knew we were on something but [had] No index of what conduct we were about to have. Julian suggested making a meditation to stifle the nerves (we did not do it). “”

Richardson continued: “I remember having presented you to the Emmys when our self -style cut and we have somehow improvised our way through this on live television. I remember the year when we both obtained Golden Globe nominations and that our program won the best television series – your mom, Sath You, Reams with children.

Kelly Carlson, who played Christian’s wife, Kimber Henry, on NIP / TUCKreacted to the news of McMahon’s death in a sincere video on Instagram. “It’s difficult to treat,” she said. “He was energy and charisma and humor and appearance and all NIP / TUCK. I hope you have a peaceful trip. I wish him a peaceful trip, and I know he had a complete and complete life, so it’s a good thing. “”

Mcmahon Fantastic Four Costar, who had adapted to face the late actor as Victor Von Doom in 2005 Fantastic Four and 2007 Rise of the Silver Surferalso offered tributes.

Ioan Gruffudd, who played Reed Richards in Marvel films, shared three photos of McMahon on Instagram. “This is a terribly sad news about Julian,” he wrote. “Even if we played the other’s nememons, there was always so much lightness and laughter working together. Each meeting with him was a joy. It was an honor to be Dr. Richards to his Dr Doom. My heart goes to his wife and family. Godspeed, Julian.”

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Michael Chiklis, who played Ben Grimm in both FF Films, published on McMahon on X. “I am devastated to learn the death of my friend Julian,” he wrote. “Life is so precious and fragile. My condolences to his family. RIP, Jules.”