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Hollywood Stuntman James Lew Details Surrounding His Cause of Death Uncovered
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James Lew, a renowned Hollywood stuntman and martial artist, passed away due to congestive heart failure, as reported by TMZ.
According to the death certificate obtained from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, Lew passed away on August 23 at an assisted living facility in Los Angeles.
The certificate indicates “end-stage congestive heart failure” as the official cause of death, without any other significant conditions noted.
As we previously reported, Lew’s wife, Jordanna, shared that he died at the age of 73 after enduring a series of unspecified health challenges.
Lew made significant contributions as a stunt coordinator and fight stuntman on numerous blockbuster films, including iconic titles such as “Star Trek,” “Rush Hour,” “Lethal Weapon 4,” “Action Jackson,” and “Timecop.”
Many fans will also remember him for his memorable and comedic fight scene with Charlie Sheen in “Hot Shots! Part Deux.”
According to Lew’s death certificate, his remains were cremated following his passing.
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