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Donald Gibb, best known as Ogre in the Revenge of the Nerds films and co‑star of Bloodsport, died at 71 on May 12. His family and colleagues celebrated his warmth and generosity, noting a career spanning film, TV (The A-Team, Magnum, P.I., The X‑Files), voice work in video games, a late‑career return in Hands, and upcoming projects, marking a lasting legacy in fans’ memories.
Donald Gibb, the towering character actor best known for Ogre in Revenge of the Nerds and Ray Tiny Jackson in Bloodsport, died at 71 at his home in Texas after health complications, surrounded by family. A former NFL hopeful who briefly played for the San Diego Chargers, his career also included roles in Stripes, Conan the Barbarian, U.S. Marshals, and numerous TV appearances. He is survived by his wife Jacqueline.
Donald Gibb, the towering actor best known as Ogre in Revenge of the Nerds and as Ray Jackson in Bloodsport, has died at 71. Born in 1954 in New York and raised in California, he pursued acting after a basketball-turned-football path at the University of San Diego and a brief stint with the San Diego Chargers; he reprised Ogre in sequels and appeared in a range of films and TV roles, including Conan the Barbarian, Magnum, P.I., MacGyver, Cheers, The X-Files and Seinfeld. His family offered a tribute praising his warmth and generosity, noting that he touched fans and loved ones alike, with his passing coming months after fellow Revenge of the Nerds alumnus Robert Carradine’s death.
Donald Gibb, the American actor best known as Ogre in Revenge of the Nerds and as Ray Jackson in Bloodsport, died at 71 in Texas from health complications, his son Travis confirms. Born August 1954 in New York City, Gibb also appeared in the Nerds sequels and other film/TV roles, and lent his voice to video games such as Rage, Mafia II and Alter Echo; his career began with Clint Eastwood’s Any Which Way You Can (1980).