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The Dark Knight Rises Actor Alon Aboutboul

‘The Dark Knight Rises’ actor Alon Aboutboul dead at 60 after collapsing on beach

Aboutboul portrayed Russian nuclear physicist Dr. Leonid Pavel in 2012’s “The Dark Knight Rises,” the third and final film in Christopher Nolan’s “Batman” trilogy. Dr. Pavel is kidnapped by Bane (Tom Hardy) in the movie, which made over $1 billion at the box office.

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Actor known for ‘The Dark Knight Rises,’ ‘Rambo III,’ dies after collapsing on beach

Israeli actor Alon Aboutboul died Tuesday after collapsing on HaBonim Beach near Tel Aviv, according to reports. He was 60.

The Hollywood Reporter on MSN · 3d

Alon Aboutboul, Israeli Actor Known in U.S. for Roles in ‘Snowfall’ and ‘The Dark Knight Rises,’ Dies at 60

Israeli actor Alon Aboutboul, known in the U.S. for his roles on the FX series Snowfall and the movies Rambo III, Munich and The Dark Knight Rises, has died. He was 60. Aboutboul died after collapsing on HaBonim Beach near Tel Aviv on Tuesday morning, his manager Mark Teitelbaum told The Hollywood Reporter .

Den Of Geek13y

The Dark Knight Rises review - Den of Geek

The Dark Knight Rises is very good as a standalone movie. As the bookend to a trilogy, it’s even better. Either way, it’s not without one or two slight problems, but they’re not massive ones.

Rolling Stone13y

The Dark Knight Rises - Rolling Stone

The final chapter in the Dark Knight saga allows Bale to move deeply into Bruce/Batman’s troubled soul. Bale, up to every challenge in a tough role, gives a hypnotic, haunting performance.

Los Angeles Times13y

'The Dark Knight Rises' tracking is huge - Los Angeles Times

“Dark Knight Rises” is certain to have the biggest opening ever for a non 3-D movie, a record currently held by Nolan’s second Batman movie, “The Dark Knight,” which bowed with $158.4 ...

OnMilwaukee13y

"The Dark Knight Rises" rises to the occasion - OnMilwaukee

But, much to the relief of fans, "The Dark Knight Rises" was the final Batman film audiences both needed and deserved. By Renee Lorenz Special to OnMilwaukee.com Published Jul 20, 2012 at 3:00 AM ...

Mercury News13y

Review: ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ is disappointing, even boring at ...

“The Dark Knight Rises” feels weighty and substantive — and, thankfully, isn’t in 3-D — but it takes on an even grittier look than its predecessors as Gotham City devolves into ...

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