Eddie Driscoll, “Mad Men ”and“ Entourage” Star, Dead at 60

The actor had been fighting a months-long battle with stomach cancer

Alamy Eddie Driscoll in 2003.

Eddie Driscoll, an actor best known for his roles on Mad Men, Entourage and Sex and the City, has died. He was 60.

Driscoll’s death was confirmed by fellow actor Jimmy Palumbo, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

He died in Los Angeles on Dec. 15 after a months-long battle with stomach cancer, per Palumbo. He suffered a saddle pulmonary embolism, which Yale Medicine notes is “a life-threatening condition characterized by a large blood clot that lodges at the bifurcation of the pulmonary artery, obstructing blood flow to both lungs.”

PEOPLE has reached out to Palumbo for comment.

Alamy Eddie Driscoll in 2003.

The New York native studied acting at the Burt Reynolds Institute for Film & Theatre in North Palm Beach, Florida alongside stars like Carol Burnett and Reynolds, himself, per THR. He went on to act alongside the Boogie Nights star in both movies and TV shows.

Driscoll appeared in Physical Evidence and Breaking In alongside Reynolds, who died in 2018 at age 82. They also co-starred on B.L. Stryker and Evening Shade.

Everett (L-R) Eddie Driscoll and Matthew Glave on ‘Mad Men’.

Driscoll went on to make appearances in many hit TV shows, including Desperate Housewives, Mad Men, Entourage, Sex and the City and This Is Us. He also appeared several times on Days of Our Lives and had a recurring role in TNT’s The Last Ship as Randall Croft.

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Driscoll had worked at two karaoke bars in California, Dimples, which is now closed, and Fox Fire Room. A celebration of life was hosted in his honor at Fox Fire Room in January, per THR.

He is survived by his brother, Danny.

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