Nicholas Pryor has died at the age of 89 after being diagnosed with cancer. The actor, who starred in General Hospital and Beverly Hills, 90210, died on Monday at his home in Wilmington, North ...

Nicholas Pryor, the actor best known for his roles in “Risky Business” and “Beverly Hills, 90210,” has died. He was 89. Pryor died Monday of cancer at his home in Wilmington, NC, his agent ...

Nicholas Pryor, a veteran actor known for 'Risky Business' and soap drama 'Port Charles' among other projects, died this week, his agent confirmed. He was 89.

Nicholas Pryor, who played a father to both Tom Cruise and to Robert Downey Jr. in “Risky Business” and “Less Than Zero,” died Oct. 7 of cancer in Wilmington, N.C. He was 89. His agent ...

Nicholas Pryor on 'Port Charles.' Veteran TV and film actor Nicholas Pryor has died. He was 89. The star died on Monday, Oct. 7 from cancer, his publicist confirmed to PEOPLE. He was best known ...

Port Charles star Nicholas Pryor has died at the age of 89. The actor was known for playing Tom Cruise‘s dad in Risky Business, a memorable passenger on Airplane!, and more roles in addition to ...

Nicholas Pryor, best known to soap fans as Professor Victor Collins on Port Charles (father to General Hospital‘s Kevin Collins and his late twin, Ryan Chamberlain), has passed away in ...

Nicholas Pryor, who portrayed Tom Cruise's father in Risky Business and Kathleen Robertson's dad on Beverly Hills, 90210, has died. He was 89. ... 90210,’ Dies at 89.

Beverly Hills, 90210 actor Nicholas Pryor, has died, aged 89.. Pryor, who was best known for portraying Clare Arnold’s (Kathleen Robertson) dad Chancellor Milton Arnold in the show and Tom ...

Nicholas Pryor, whose nearly seven-decade acting career included hundreds of episodes of soap operas, playing Tom Cruise’s dad in Risky Business and Kathleen Robertson’s dad on Beverly Hills ...

Nicholas Pryor, the busy character actor who portrayed Tom Cruise’s father in Risky Business and Kathleen Robertson’s dad on Beverly Hills, 90210 during a career that spanned seven decades ...