Victor Miller, Richard O'Sullivan, Tony Gatlif, and Others Die

The entertainment world is mourning the loss of several notable figures. Victor Miller, the screenwriter behind the iconic horror film "Friday the 13th," passed away at the age of 86. His son remembered him as a brilliant and inspiring storyteller.

British television audiences are also saddened by the death of Richard O'Sullivan, beloved for his roles in 1970s sitcoms like "Man About the House" and "Robin's Nest," which inspired the American show "Three's Company." He was 82. In the realm of film, director Tony Gatlif, celebrated for his work exploring Roma culture in films such as "Gadjo Dilo," died at 77. Additionally, "Love After Lockup" reality star Amber Eggers died at 41 due to acute liver failure, and comedian Russell Howard announced the devastating loss of his newborn son, Felix.