Hollywood actor Robert Forster, who was selected for an Oscar for Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown, died on Friday in Los Angeles due to brain cancer. The actor was 78 and has appeared in excess of 100 movies.

The actor was recently observed as Ed in El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, which hit screens in the US on Friday. The actor additionally showed up in Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories and in Werewolf. Robert assumed the role of Max Cherry in Tarantino's Jackie Brown. Tarantino composed Max Cherry while remembering Robert Forster.

Born in Rochester in New York, Forster began his profession on Broadway in Mrs. Hesitate Has a Lover. He made his film debut inverse Marlon Brando and Elizabeth Taylor in John Huston's Reflections in a Golden Eye (1967). In 1969, he assumed the persuading role regarding a morally tested cameraman in Haskell Wexler's ultra-reasonable Medium Cool.

He was then found in heroic title characters on TV and built his stardom, depicting a dogged 1930s investigator on Banyon, which premiered in 1971, and a Native American police deputy in New Mexico on Nakia, 1974.

Hollywood is in shock after hearing about Robert Forster's death. Twitter is overwhelmed with messages for the veteran actor.