Sawyer Sweeten, who played Geoffrey Barone, one of the twin sons on “Everybody Loves Raymond,” is dead after committing suicide, his family confirmed to TheWrap. He was 19. Sweeten was visiting relatives in Texas when he shot himself in the head on Thursday. Sweeten (pictured above left with his siblings) starred on the CBS series with his brother, Sullivan, who played Michael Barone, and sister, Madylin Sweeten, who played older sister Ally. Also Read: Hollywood's Notable Deaths of 2015 (Photos) In a statement, Madylin said the family is devastated. “This morning a terrible family tragedy has occurred. We are devastated to report that.
- 4/24/2015
- by Tim Kenneally
- The Wrap
Sawyer Sweeten, who portrayed one of Ray Barone’s twin sons on Everybody Loves Raymond, died Thursday at the age of 19, our sister site Deadline reports. He allegedly committed suicide.
Sweeten played Geoffrey Barone on the Ray Romano-fronted sitcom from 1996 to 2005, alongside his brother, Sullivan (as Michael Barone) and sister, Madylin (as Ally Barone).
Though Sweeten had a handful of credits before Everybody Loves Raymond — including an episode of the Disney Channel’s Even Stevens — he did not act again after the series wrapped.
Madylin wrote to her followers on Facebook, “At this time I would like to encourage...
Sweeten played Geoffrey Barone on the Ray Romano-fronted sitcom from 1996 to 2005, alongside his brother, Sullivan (as Michael Barone) and sister, Madylin (as Ally Barone).
Though Sweeten had a handful of credits before Everybody Loves Raymond — including an episode of the Disney Channel’s Even Stevens — he did not act again after the series wrapped.
Madylin wrote to her followers on Facebook, “At this time I would like to encourage...
- 4/24/2015
- TVLine.com
Sawyer Sweeten, the actor who played Ray Romano's son on Everybody Loves Raymond has reportedly killed himself at the age of 19.
Sawyer died of a possible suicide, his manager confirmed to Variety on Thursday.
Sweeten and his twin brother, Sullivan, played Geoffrey and Michael Barone, on the hit sitcom, which ran from 1996 to 2005. Their sister, Madylin, also appeared on the show, playing their sibling Ally Barone on the series.
Madylin Sweeten wrote on Facebook on Thursday afternoon, "At this time I would like to encourage everyone to reach out to the ones you love. Let them have no doubt...
Sawyer died of a possible suicide, his manager confirmed to Variety on Thursday.
Sweeten and his twin brother, Sullivan, played Geoffrey and Michael Barone, on the hit sitcom, which ran from 1996 to 2005. Their sister, Madylin, also appeared on the show, playing their sibling Ally Barone on the series.
Madylin Sweeten wrote on Facebook on Thursday afternoon, "At this time I would like to encourage everyone to reach out to the ones you love. Let them have no doubt...
- 4/24/2015
- by Michael Miller, @write_miller
- People.com - TV Watch
Our hearts go out to the family of Sawyer Sweeten. Sweeten, the actor who played little Geoffrey Barone on Everybody Loves Raymond, has died in an apparent suicide. He was 19. A rep for Sweeten confirmed his passing to E! News. He is said to have shot himself while visiting family in Texas. His twin brother, Sullivan, also played his twin, Michael Barone, on the show and their TV sister Ally was played by real-life sibling Madylin Sweeten. Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton played their parents on the Emmy-winning sitcom. The now 23-year-old Madylin wrote on Facebook today, "At this time I would like to encourage everyone to reach out to the ones you love. Let them have no doubt of what they...
- 4/24/2015
- E! Online
Barack Obama was re-elected President of the United States last night. But we'll leave the analysis of the Electoral College to CNN and other news outlets.
TV Fanatic will instead, as you might expect, focus on the world of television, specifically: which anchors handled the evening's coverage the best? Which made us laugh the hardest? And which made us wish we had taken a swig of whatever she drank before going on the air?
Best Non-Use of a Hologram: CNN, for foregoing the ridiculous, expensive way in which it transported will.i.am into its studio four years ago.
Most Colorful Network: NBC turned its iconic 30 Rockefeller into an electoral map, while tracking the results in red and blue over the front of the famous building itself. It was the place to be for anyone remotely visually impaired.
Journalist We Most Believe May Have Been Drunk: Speaking of impaired... Diane Sawyer...
TV Fanatic will instead, as you might expect, focus on the world of television, specifically: which anchors handled the evening's coverage the best? Which made us laugh the hardest? And which made us wish we had taken a swig of whatever she drank before going on the air?
Best Non-Use of a Hologram: CNN, for foregoing the ridiculous, expensive way in which it transported will.i.am into its studio four years ago.
Most Colorful Network: NBC turned its iconic 30 Rockefeller into an electoral map, while tracking the results in red and blue over the front of the famous building itself. It was the place to be for anyone remotely visually impaired.
Journalist We Most Believe May Have Been Drunk: Speaking of impaired... Diane Sawyer...
- 11/7/2012
- by matt@mediavine.com (Matt Richenthal)
- TVfanatic
Fox News called the presidential election for Barack Obama at 11:18 p.m. And that’s when things got interesting. Karl Rove — former Bush sidekick, Gop rainmaker, and Fox News contributor — thought that Fox had called the all-important swing state of Ohio too early. He was so vociferous in his complaints that Fox News actually begin to doubt itself, and what followed amounted to a televised existential crisis for one of our nation’s most popular news networks. Host Megyn Kelly left the network’s neon-bunker election HQ and walked through the blank hallways of Fox News — at one point,...
- 11/7/2012
- by Darren Franich
- EW.com - PopWatch
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