As Chucky viewers may recall, season 2 of Chucky took place at the Catholic School of the Incarnate Lord, and in the end Chucky was captured by the protagonists and an exorcism performed on his ...

Meanwhile on the other side of horror, you’ll find 3 different versions of Chucky from SyFy’s TV show. First comes from season one episode 4, “Just Let Go”, where Chucky gets half of his ...

The actor's niece, Kayse Gale, confirmed the death of her famous uncle with Fox News Digital. "It is with a heavy heart and a surprisingly light coffin (see what I did there?) that we announce the ...

NEW YORK — Ed Gale, the actor who brought the murderous Chucky doll to life in the 1988 horror film “Child’s Play,” is dead at 61. His niece Kayse Gale announced with good humor on ...

Ed Gale, the actor and stunt performer best known for portraying Chucky in the original Child's Play, has passed away at the age of 61, as announced by Gale's family earlier today. As of yet ...

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 ...

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(Gray News) - Actor Ed Gale, who played the killer doll Chucky in “Child’s Play,” has died at the age of 61. Earlier this week, Gale’s niece Kayse Gale posted on Facebook about his death.

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