Veteran Actor and Voice Artist Rif Hutton Passes Away at 73

Rif Hutton, the esteemed actor and voice artist known for his roles in American TV dramas such as 'Doogie Howser, M.D.', 'JAG', and 'General Hospital', passed away at his home in Pasadena on the 18th. He was 73.

According to family and close friends, Hutton had been battling glioblastoma, a type of brain tumor, for about a year.

His colleague and fellow voice actor, Steve Apostolina, paid tribute on Facebook, stating, "An amazing person has left us. Rif Hutton was a unique individual. Those in the industry knew him as a thoroughly prepared actor, always the first to arrive on set."

Rif Hutton, an American actor, stage performer, television actor, and voice artist, appeared in productions such as 'Navy SEALs', 'Star Trek: Generations', 'The Thirteenth Floor', and 'Ice Age: Collision Course'.

During the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike, he was noted for his unwavering support of his colleagues at the Warner Bros. lot.

After being diagnosed with a brain tumor in March 2025, he became involved with the National Brain Tumor Society, spreading hope and encouragement. At the time, he stated, "Everyone battling glioblastoma deserves encouragement, prayers, and hope." He is survived by his wife, voice actress Bridget Hoffman, and their son, Wolfie.

Reported by Taeyuna, TenAsia youyou@tenasia.co.kr