'The Matrix' actor Martin Grelis breathes his last at 57
Martin Grelis' talent agent announces the veteran actor's death on social media
Martin Grelis, best known for his role in the sci-fi classic The Matrix, has passed away. He was 57.
The Australian actor's talent agent, Sophie Jermyn Management, confirmed the death of Martin on social media on Tuesday.
"Vale Martin. We're so saddened to hear of the passing of our beloved client," the agency announced while sharing a photo of a beaming Grelis.
"Martin was a bright spark who lit up every room he was in - a talented actor, a kind person and a wonderful soul," they continued.
Concluding the statement, the talent agency added, "Our condolences and thoughts are with his family and loved ones in this difficult time. Gone far too soon."
Shortly after the announcement, Martin's fans took to social media to express their condolences over the actor's passing.
"So saddened to hear this. Martin was the most lovely man. Sending condolences and love to all who knew him," one person penned.
"Sorry to hear this news. Sending love," added a second one.
Martin appeared in several films during his 3-decade-long career in the entertainment industry.
The veteran actor is known for his work in films including, The Matrix, All Saints, Water Rats, and Mabo.
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