Kirk Baily Passed Away At The Age Of 59

Kirk Baily was an American actor who died on February 28 at the age of 59 from lung cancer. TMZ learned of the sudden passing of the former Nickelodeon star from his family. His death was also announced by his friends on social media. Baily was diagnosed with lung cancer six months ago. Until last year, he worked as a voice actor in animated films.

All About Kirk Baily’s Professional Life

Kirk Baily is best known for playing Kevin “Ug” Lee on the Nickelodeon comedy series Salute Your Shorts, which premiered in 1991. He appeared in 26 episodes of the show as the title character. In the mid-1990s, Baily also starred in a number of TV shows and movies. In eight episodes of 1998’s Trigun, he played the adult Millions Knives. Later in his career, the New York native worked as a voice actor in cartoons and cartoons. His credits include Mobile Suit Gundam, Aladdin, Cowboy Bebop, Hotel Transylvania, Despicable Me 2, Frozen, and Big Hero Six. He also appears in the upcoming DC animated series DC League of Super-Pets.

From 2002 to 2004, Baily played various roles in the English dub of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. In addition to his movies and TV shows, the 59-year-old also works on computer games. Among his many credits is Star Trek: Travel – Elite Force. Hack series, Shadow Hearts: Covenant and Condemned 2: Bloodshot. Baily worked as an ADR specialist on projects before entering the entertainment industry. He was most likely a theater instructor in New York City. He moved to Los Angeles in 1987 to pursue acting and voice acting.

After the death of Kirk Baily, many people expressed their grief.

After Kirk Baily’s death, Twitter was flooded with condolences. The majority of tweets praised his performance on Salute Your Shorts as camp counselor Kevin ‘Ug’ Lee. Brett Wilson’s animated artwork also features the late actor. The artwork has been posted on Twitter several times.

RIP Kirk Baily. Love his voice work in Trigun, Cowboy Bebop, Fushigi Yuugi, Kenshin and several other 90s/early 2000s series. 🙏

– Chris Mayek (@chris_mayek) March 1, 2022

Yes, this brings back some memories.

Rest in peace, Kirk Baily. 😥

– Lauren Modery (@Hipstercrite) March 2, 2022