Legendary actor Donald Sutherland, known for iconic roles in films like "MASH," "The Dirty Dozen," and "The Hunger Games," died Thursday in Miami at the age of 88.

Sutherland's career spanned over six decades and included nearly 200 film and television credits. He earned critical acclaim for his performances in a variety of genres, showcasing his versatility and talent.

Some of his most notable roles include:

  • Captain Hawkeye Pierce in the satirical war film "MASH" (1970).
  • John Klute opposite Jane Fonda in the crime drama "Klute" (1971).
  • Professor Dave Jennings in the comedy classic "Animal House" (1978).
  • Calvin Jarrett in the family drama "Ordinary People" (1980), which earned him an Oscar nomination.
  • President Snow in the dystopian science fiction series "The Hunger Games."

Sutherland's contributions to film were recognized with numerous awards, including a Golden Globe and an Honorary Oscar. He is remembered for his laconic wit, captivating performances, and ability to bring depth to complex characters.

The entertainment world mourns the loss of a true acting legend. He is survived by his sons, Kiefer Sutherland, an Emmy-winning actor, and Roeg Sutherland, a media finance executive.