Actor Chance Perdomo has passed away in a motorcycle accident at the age of 27. His journey into acting began in 2017 with a role in the CBBC series Hetty Feather after studying law post-school.
Actor Chance Perdomo, renowned for his portrayal in the Netflix horror series Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, has tragically passed away in a motorcycle accident at the age of 27, as confirmed by his publicist.
About Chance Perdomo
Born in Los Angeles and raised in Southampton, the British-American talent gained recognition for his performance in the BBC Three drama Killed by My Debt, earning a nomination for best actor at the 2019 Bafta TV awards.
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Described as someone with an “insatiable appetite for life,” Perdomo’s warmth touched everyone around him, according to his publicist’s statement obtained by CBS. The family has requested privacy as they mourn his loss.
The details surrounding the accident remain undisclosed, with no other individuals reportedly involved, as per the representative’s statement to CBS.
In addition to his role as warlock Ambrose Spellman in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Perdomo showcased his talent as Andre Anderson in Amazon Prime’s Gen V superhero series.
Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures Television, the co-producers of Gen V, remember Perdomo as a “charming” and “enthusiastic force of nature,” expressing disbelief at referring to him in the past tense.
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Perdomo’s journey into acting began in 2017 with a role in the CBBC series Hetty Feather after studying law post-school. His portrayal in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina led to his recognition as one of Bafta’s “Breakthrough Brits” in 2019.
Reflecting on his Bafta nomination, Perdomo expressed being “overwhelmed” by the response to Killed by My Debt, a docudrama depicting the life of Jerome Rogers, a London motorcycle courier who tragically took his own life due to overwhelming debt.
Leading up to the Bafta awards, Chance Perdomo reportedly returned to his former secondary school in Southampton to inspire Year 10 pupils with a message about hard work and passion for acting, emphasizing that fame wasn’t his driving force, as shared by Redbridge Community School’s headteacher Jason Ashley.