JUST IN: Beloved Designated Survivor Actor Dead at 42

Adan Canto, the versatile actor known for his roles in “The Cleaning Lady,” “X-Men: Days of Future Past,” and “Designated Survivor,” has passed away at the age of 42 after a private battle with appendiceal cancer.

His death on Monday has left the entertainment industry in mourning.

Canto’s career was marked by a range of dynamic roles. In “The Cleaning Lady,” he portrayed the gangster Arman Morales, a character that brought him significant acclaim. His performance alongside Élodie Yung, who played the lead character Thony De La Rosa, was a highlight of the series. The show’s second season concluded with his character ending up in prison, leaving a significant impact on the storyline.Born in Mexico and raised in Texas, Canto’s journey into the spotlight began with a career in music. He wrote songs for Mexican TV shows and films before transitioning to acting. His first significant TV role was in “Estado de Gracia” in 2009, followed by his American acting debut in the Fox crime thriller “The Following” in 2013.

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