“He was simply one of the best, most generous souls I know. Full of life and overflowing with joy. Talented and then some. Ken, my friend, you will be deeply missed,” writer-producer Tim Burton wrote on X.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-10-01 14:47:03">October 1, 2024 at 2:47 p.m.</time>

“He was simply one of the best, most generous souls I know. Full of life and overflowing with joy. Talented and then some. Ken, my friend, you will be deeply missed,” writer-producer Tim Burton wro…{ai:summary}<p>Tim Burton paid tribute to his late friend, describing him as a generous and joyful individual with exceptional talent. His loss is deeply felt by those who knew him.  </p><p>#culture</p>

Ken Page, who starred in ‘Cats’ on Broadway and voiced Oogie Boogie, dies at 70

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