James Rebhorn, 65 died on Friday which was confirmed by one of the representative. Rebhorn had played a huge list of character roles in several major TV shows as well as major films.

It is worth mentioning here that, James’s face was familiar as the arrogant headmaster in Al Pancino’s “Scent of a woman” or the scheming secretary of defense in Independence Day.

James played role of district attorney during 1998.

His recent contribution was in the series of Homeland and he was Frank Matheson in its eight episodes

Rebhorn is one of the busy actors of his time, he was some time called, “that guy, tall and gangly, he had a face which served as a villain or corrupt politician”.

Dianne Busch, one of the representative told CNN that, James Rebhorn died on Friday while he with his loving family.

His notable roles were seen in a 1992 released move and the other one is “MY Cousin VInny” 1992.

Few of his acting during his early career include, “Search for tomorrow” and “As the World Turns”. These were released during 1992, which earn enough applause all across the website and home as well.