Sam Neill of 'Jurassic Park' Cause of Death Revealed

Sam Neill, best known for his role as Dr. Alan Grant in 'Jurassic Park', has passed away at the age of 75. His manager, Philip Grenz, confirmed that the cause of death was pneumonia. This came after the actor had successfully battled lymphoma using innovative CAR-T therapy.

Neill died on Monday in a Sydney, Australia hospital. His death was described as 'sudden and unexpected'. Earlier, one of his co-stars had mentioned pneumonia, and now this information has been confirmed.

Over the past year, Sam Neill starred in four back-to-back projects, all of which are set to be released in the coming months. In addition to his acting career, he ran his award-winning winery, Two Paddocks.

According to Grenz, Sam Neill's cause of death was pneumonia, which developed due to a weakened body after cancer treatment. The actor bravely fought and beat lymphoma, but complications took their toll.

Family and friends will hold a private service at the actor's farm in New Zealand. No public events are planned, as Neill disliked fuss. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to charities he supported, including Dunstan Hospital Foundation, The Snowdome Foundation, and New Zealand wildlife conservation funds.

Neill was born in Ireland but grew up in New Zealand. His career spanned decades, and his role in 'Jurassic Park' made him a global star. He also appeared in films like 'The Piano' and 'The Hunt for Red October'.

The actor's death has shocked fans worldwide. Many remember him as a talented artist and a kind person. His legacy in film and winemaking will endure.