A cause of death has been revealed for Aussie actor Julian McMahon, who played Dr. Doom in two “Fantastic Four” movies and Christian Troy in the TV drama “Nip/Tuck,” among other roles. McMahon died of ...

Sunday marked what would have been the 57th birthday of the actor, who died earlier this month. His daughter Madison McMahon ...

Julian McMahon’s daughter Madison McMahon breaks silence on her father’s death and posts tribute on his birthday.

Julian McMahon's daughter, Madison McMahon, is sharing an emotional tribute to her dad on what would've been his 57th birthday. "Dad, happy birthday," Madison, 25, wrote over an image of her father ...

Julian McMahon’s family has shared a statement days after his death from cancer. On July 2, the 56-year-old died in Clearwater, Florida, after being diagnosed with cancer, which he faced ...

"There will never be enough words to describe how much I miss you," Madison wrote on Instagram following her father's death ...

McMahon's wife, Kelly McMahon, confirmed his death in a statement to Deadline, saying he "died peacefully... after a valiant effort to overcome cancer." “Julian loved life. He loved his family.

The 56-year-old died peacefully in his sleep, Kelly added. Julian McMahon, the son of a former Australian prime minister, first worked as a model before transitioning into acting.

Julian McMahon’s family have thanked fans for their support following the The actor was best known for playing plastic surgeon Dr Christian Troy on Nip/Tuck from 2004 to 2010.

Julian McMahon arrives at the 21st annual Critics' Choice Awards in 2016 in Santa Monica. (Jordan Strauss / Invision / Associated Press) A cause of death has been revealed for Aussie actor Julian ...

After Nip/Tuck star Julian McMahon died early this month at the age of 56, his daughter Madison McMahon shared a tribute on what would have been his 57th birthday July 27.

The 56-year-old died peacefully in his sleep, Kelly added. Julian McMahon, the son of a former Australian prime minister, first worked as a model before transitioning into acting.