In the United States, a 21-year-old dies in a car accident. It is only after a week that the identity is known and it is clear: the dead man was a serial star.
- On March 9, a 21-year-old dies in a car accident in the United States.
- The dead man's identity is only revealed a week later.
- The victim turns out to be an actor from the series "A Heavenly Family" .
Great grief for a US actor : Lorenzo Brino died at the age of only 21. Brino was killed in a car accident in the State of California. He is said to have lost control of his Toyota and hit his post against a post. Brino is said to be the only one sitting in the car.
The extraordinary thing about this tragic case: The accident is said to have happened in the early morning hours of Monday, March 9, but the identity only became clear a week later, writes the US portal TMZ .
Dead TV star: Lorenzo Brino is known for the series "A heavenly family"
Brino became known for his role in the series "A Heavenly Family" , in which Justin Timberlake's wife Jessica Biel also participated. The series ran on German television for almost ten years, first on VOX in 1999. Brino, who was one of four of a kind, played one of the Camden twins. He often took turns with his twin brother Nikolas, who played Samuel, but sometimes David because of the similarity.
The other two siblings Myrinda and Zachary were also seen in the roles of Nikolas and Lorenzo for a short time. The episode in which Lorenzo first appeared in the series - when Annie Camden gave birth to him - was one of the most watched episodes.
Dead TV Star: He Delighted As A Child In "A Heavenly Family"
Lorenzo Brino's friend Stephen Dulay dedicated a video to him on Youtube. The clip shows many scenes in which the friends are together in the gym. But other activities are also shown. Dulay calls Brino "beautiful soul" in the text of the video. He ended it with "rest in peace, brother". Another series star died in tragic circumstances last year.
The actor Ferdinand Schmidt-Modrow was suddenly torn from life.
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