In a monumental career, Donald Sutherland, known for his roles in classics like The Dirty Dozen and M*A*S*H, left behind not just a remarkable film legacy, but also an impressive real estate portfolio.
A Peek into Donald’s Luxurious Properties
At the time of his death, Donald owned a $3 million condo in South Beach, Florida. He and his wife Francine Racette purchased the two-bedroom, two-bathroom property in 2012 for $1.61 million. The 1,960 square foot condo boasts features such as a semi-private elevator, gourmet kitchen, marble floors, and a spacious layout.
Santa Monica Beacfront Gem
Previously residing in Santa Monica until 2006, Donald’s former beachfront pad featured three bedrooms and two baths. The listing described it as offering a seaside lifestyle with stunning Pacific Ocean views.
Legendary Career and Final Days
Donald passed away at 88 in Miami after a long illness. His son Kiefer Sutherland announced on Instagram with heavy emotions, With a heavy heart, I tell you that my father, Donald Sutherland, has passed away.
The Impact of His Roles
Francis Lawrence, director of The Hunger Games, described Sutherland as a true human being
and highlighted his nerves even after making over 120 films.
Praise from Co-stars and Directors
Ron Howard expressed gratitude for directing Donald in Backdraft, calling him one of the most intelligent
.
A Career Spanning Decades
Sutherland’s career spanned multiple genres from horror to war films since the 1960s. He starred in memorable films like Ordinary People, where his performance alongside Mary Tyler Moore was especially poignant.
Treasured by Collaborators
Jane Fonda shared heartfelt memories of their work together on anti-Vietnam War tours and praised his complex nature and brilliant acting skills.
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