Ray Stevenson, who starred in 'Thor', dies at 58

Born in Northern Ireland on May 25, 1964, the actor began his career appearing on television shows in the 1990s.

Ray Stevenson (1964-2023)

He then began taking action roles in Hollywood films in the 2000s. His first major film role was in Antoine Fuqua's 2004 adventure film King Arthur , in which he played Dagonet, one of the Knights of the Round Table. His character dies in battle while assisting King Arthur (Clive Owen) and his warrior brotherhood.

In 2008, Ray Stevenson starred in the Marvel film Punisher: War Zone as the titular mercenary, also known as Frank Castle. The film was distributed by Lionsgate in North America, before Disney acquired the rights to the Marvel universe and later reintroduced the character in the Netflix series Daredevil .

In the 2010s, Ray Stevenson appeared in action films such as The Book of Eli , GI Joe: Retaliation , The Three Musketeers , Marvel's blockbuster Thor series, and Lionsgate's Divergent film adaptation.

In the Thor film series, Ray Stevenson plays the Asgardian hero Volstagg.

In the Thor series, Ray Stevenson plays the Asgardian hero Volstagg, one of a trio of warriors and allies of the God of Thunder, played by Chris Hemsworth. Ray appeared in the first three Thor films before being defeated by the villain Hela (played by Cate Blanchett) in Thor: Ragnarok .

Ray Stevenson plays Marcus Eaton, the city council leader of the Abnegation faction and father of Four (Theo James) in the Divergent series.

Ray recently appeared in the Oscar-nominated Indian blockbuster RRR as the evil Governor Scott Buxton. He also stars in this summer's Disney+ Star Wars series Ahsoka as a Jedi named Baylan Skoll, who turns to the dark side and is an ally of the evil Grand Admiral Thrawn.

In television, Ray Stevenson starred in HBO's historical drama Rome from 2005-2007 as Titus Pullo, a Roman soldier, opposite Kevin McKidd as Lucius Vorenus. Pullo witnessed several important historical events as the Roman Empire began to take shape. Rome won seven Emmy Awards during its two seasons.

The cause of Ray Stevenson's death is unknown.

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