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Ed Gale, the West Michigan native who played Chucky in multiple “Child’s Play” films and the titular character in “Howard the Duck,” died Tuesday.

Ed Gale, the stunt actor who physically played the killer doll Chucky in the first two "Child's Play" movies and "Bride of Chucky," has died, his family announced.

Ed Gale, who played the creepy doll Chucky in the 1988 Child’s Play movie and its 1990 sequel, breathed his last at the age of 61. TMZ reported that Gale passed away on Tuesday, May 27, under ...

Gale, who was best known for his starring roles in the "Child's Play" films and as the titular character in "Howard the Duck," has died. He was 61. (Photo by Albert L. Ortega/Getty Images) Getty ...

Ed Gale, best known for his Chucky performances in the creepy Child’s Play horror films, died in May 2025. He was 61 years old. Ed’s niece, Kayse Gale, broke the news via Facebook.

Perhaps Gale’s most famous role was his in-suit portrayal of Chucky, a talking doll possessed by the soul of a dead serial killer, in 1988’s Child’s Play, its sequel two years later, and ...

Ed Gale, who played Chucky in the “Child’s Play” film series, has died. He was 61. A source told TMZ that he passed away Tuesday in hospice in Los Angeles. Gale’s niece, Kayse, confirmed ...

Ed Gale, the actor and stunt performer known for roles in Child’s Play and Howard the Duck, has died. He was 61. The Bride of Chucky star died Tuesday in hospice care in Los Angeles, according ...

Ed Gale, who made his film debut wearing the “Howard the Duck” suit and went on to play Chuckie in “Child’s Play” and two other films in the series, died Tuesday in Los Angeles. He was ...