The world of entertainment is reeling from the news of the passing of beloved actor Richard Moll. Moll, best known for his iconic role as Bull the bailiff on the original run of the sitcom “Night Court,” left a lasting legacy that spans decades.
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Richard Moll passed away at the age of 80 on Thursday, October 26, 2023, in the scenic mountain resort town of Big Bear Lake, California. This was the place he called home during his well-deserved retirement after a remarkable five-decade career in the world of stage and screen.
As of this writing, the exact cause of his passing remains undisclosed. Let’s take a moment to remember the life and contributions of this remarkable actor. His presence in both television and film left an indelible mark on the hearts of fans, making his loss all the more significant.
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Although his iconic role as Bull the bailiff in “Night Court” is what endeared him to audiences, Richard Moll’s acting repertoire extended far beyond the courtroom. He displayed his versatility as an actor when he portrayed a ‘former ex-gay’ character in the 1999 lesbian comedy “But I’m A Cheerleader,” starring alongside Natasha Lyonne, RuPaul, and Michelle Williams.
Moll’s talent also transcended the screen and found its way into the world of voice acting in children’s entertainment. His distinctive baritone voice gave life to the character Harvey Dent, also known as Two-Face, in various Batman TV shows.
While his professional achievements are undeniable, Richard Moll’s personal life was also significant. He is survived by his ex-wife and their two children, Chloe and Mason Moll. In addition to his biological family, he leaves behind two stepchildren, Cassandra Card and Morgan Ostling, all of whom undoubtedly cherish the memories and moments they shared with this remarkable man.
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