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Sergio Calderón Death Cause. Sergio Calderón Pirates of the Caribbean and Men in Black star passed away in a Los Angeles hospital on Wednesday.
Sergio Calderón Death Cause
At the age of 77, renowned actor Sergio Calderón passed away.
In a statement, his family expressed their condolences and said Calderón died of natural causes.
In an interview conducted just days before he passed away, Calderón, whose career spanned six decades, acknowledged that he “loves” to play wicked roles.
I love to portray those types of characters, because people truly despise me, he admitted to The Los Angeles Times.

Sergio Calderón pictured with Johnny Depp
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He added: ‘They tell me in the streets how much they hate me. But to me, that is my success. Because that means I was able to convince people with what I performed.’
Calderón was raised in a small Mexican community in a tropical region before moving to Mexico City at the age of ten, where he participated in a poetry reading and discovered his passion for acting.
In the 1970 Mexican-filmed film The Bridge in the Jungle, he received his first acting job.
After receiving his Screen Actors Guild card for his performance in the comedy The In-Laws, Calderón relocated to the United States in 1979.
In the 2007 film Pirates of the Caribbean 3: At World’s End, he costarred with Johnny Depp in one of his most well-known performances as Captain Vallenueva.
In the 1997 film Men in Black, he is best known for playing the alien’s head on a stick.
A woman once told Calderón that his portrayal in Have You Seen My Son? moved her to tears, and he said he was happy whenever he was recognized on the street in a recent interview.
He added, “If I can make them laugh and cry, then maybe I’m a good actor.”
His children Patrick and Johanna Calderón-Dakin, his wife Karen Dakin, and his grandkids Krishnaavi, Emiliano, and Victoria all survive Calderón.

He famously played the ‘head on a stick’ held by an alien in 1997 movie, Men in Black
Calderón had a career spanning six decades and in an interview just days before his death, he admitted he ‘loves’ playing villainous characters)