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CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- Actor Jack Klugman, best known for his portrayal of sloppy Oscar Madison on the TV version of "The Odd Couple," died Monday afternoon at the age of 90, the Associated Press reported. The AP cited Klugman's son Adam as its source. No cause of death was mentioned. Klugman battled throat cancer for many years, losing his voice as a result of 1989 surgery. He spoke in a rasp thereafter. Klugman first came to public notice when he played Juror No. 5 in the film version of "12 Angry Men" in 1957. In 1959, he began a two-year Broadway run in the musical "Gypsy," playing Herbie, the long-suffering manager of the title character and her sister. Klugman was one of the busiest actors in Hollywood during the 1960s, making numerous television appearances in such shows as "The Twilight Zone," "The Untouchables," "Naked City" and "The Fugitive." From 1970 to 1975, he co-starred with Tony Randall on "The Odd Couple." Though the show was not a huge hit for ABC , it got solid ratings and received critical acclaim. In 1976, he began another long TV stint as a gruff medical examiner who usually suspected foul play on NBC's "Quincy, M.E."

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