Michael Maxwell Katz(1955-1988)
- Actor
Michael Maxwell Katz was an American actor. As a young actor he acted ever since his school days but didn't have many acting roles over the years, landing just one brief role in Kevin Reynolds comedy Fandango (1985) where he plays one of the hecklers of a party.
Sadly, his career didn't took off as he hoped for after learning that he had AIDS right when the pandemic hit people around the world. On an act of defiance and bravery, he showed his face and told his story on an LA Weekly article (April 1986) where he wrote an article entitled "Portraits in Personal Courage" talking about issues revolving the disease and how he dealt with it.
He passed away on September 14, 1988, at age 32.
Sadly, his career didn't took off as he hoped for after learning that he had AIDS right when the pandemic hit people around the world. On an act of defiance and bravery, he showed his face and told his story on an LA Weekly article (April 1986) where he wrote an article entitled "Portraits in Personal Courage" talking about issues revolving the disease and how he dealt with it.
He passed away on September 14, 1988, at age 32.
