James Earl Jones, the iconic voice of Darth Vader and Mufasa, passed away at 93. His legacy includes numerous accolades and a profound influence on film.

James Earl Jones, beloved stage and screen actor, passed away on Sep. 9. He was 93. Born in 1931 in Arkabutla, Mississippi, Jones spent his early years living with his grandparents. Jones made his film debut at 33-years-old after serving in the Korean War in one of Stanley Kubrick’s early films,

The actor who earned Tony Awards, two Emmy Awards, an honorary Academy Award and a Grammy over his long career died Monday, his agent said.

With James Earl Jones, there was always the voice. It rumbled. It sounded regal, even when he was playing a humble ex-ballplayer instead of a king.

James Earl Jones and his wife Cecilia Hart, who died in 2016, welcomed their son Flynn Earl Jones in 1982. Read on to learn more about the couple's only child.

He played presidents and kings and garbage haulers and apartheid survivors. Through the decades, the big man with the basso profundo voice found the gravity and the flinty heart in everything.

It sounds like something you wouldn't believe unless James Earl Jones said it himself in a voice-over. But it's true: Millions of us have spent uncountable hours of our lives - gratefully - with the sound of Jones' voice inside our heads.

Onstage and in movies and television, Jones delivered with a deep, authoritative, powerful and sometimes menacing voice.

James Earl Jones, the legendary actor known for voicing Darth Vader in Star Wars and starring in films like Field of Dreams, passed away at 93 at his home in Dutchess County, New York.

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