Actor Bill Cobbs, known for his roles in ‘The Bodyguard’ and the ‘Night at the Museum’ franchise, has passed away at age 90. His longtime manager, Susan Zachary, confirmed his death to USA TODAY, noting that Cobbs died peacefully at his California home. Cobbs, a Daytime Emmy-winning actor, enjoyed a prolific career spanning nearly 50 years and accumulating over 200 film and TV credits. He also appeared in ‘Air Bud,’ ‘Oz the Great and Powerful,’ and won a Daytime Emmy for his role in Amazon Prime’s ‘Dino Dana’. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Cobbs served in the US Air Force and worked at IBM before turning to acting at age 36. He began his career in local theater and made his TV debut in ‘Vegetable Soup’ and film debut in ‘The Taking of Pelham One Two Three’. He is remembered as a beloved partner, big brother, uncle, and friend, leaving behind a legacy of inspiring performances.