El actor de “Jurassic Park” Sam Neill murió de neumonía, dice su agente ⁠17%

By Associated Press Spanish⁠71%

7/16/2026, 5:35:47 AM

BS Summary: This article contains 7 faulty reasoning types, including Bandwagon, Appeal to Emotion, and Recency Bias, with Halo Effect as the most egregious example at 28.5% saturation with 157 hits. Analysis detected 329 faulty-reasoning hits from 551 analyzed words, generating a BS Score of 32.5% and a BS Rank of ⁠17% (17,683 of 21,176 articles). This article is better (less manipulative) than 83.50% of the article peer group.

Por CHARLOTTE GRAHAM-McLAY 
WELLINGTON, Nueva Zelanda (AP) — El actor Sam Neill murió de neumonía y será homenajeado más adelante con un funeral privado familiar en su granja de Nueva Zelanda, informó su agente a The Associated Press el jueves. 
La familia de Neill había anunciado antes que el actor, conocido por “Jurassic Park” (“Parque Jurásico”), “The piano” (“El piano”) y otras películas, murió el lunes en Sydney. 
Su agente, Philip Grenz, señaló que aportaba más información después de hablar con la familia de Neill y tras reportes noticiosos “que contienen inexactitudes y falsedades descaradas”, afirmó. 
“Sam falleció de neumonía”, afirmó Grenz. 
“Antes de enfermar, Sam había luchado valientemente y vencido el linfoma mediante un nuevo tratamiento llamado terapia CAR-T”. 
También indicó que Neill había grabado cuatro proyectos “uno tras otro” durante el último año, cuyo estreno está previsto para los próximos meses. 
“Como Sam era un hombre intensamente reservado que detestaba el alboroto, su familia le recordará con un funeral privado familiar en su granja de Nueva Zelanda en una fecha posterior aún por determinar”, explicó Grenz. 
El actor neozelandés reveló en 2023 que le habían diagnosticado linfoma de células T angioinmunoblástico, un tipo raro de linfoma no Hodgkin, y dijo en abril de este año que estaba libre de cáncer. 
La terapia CAR-T es una forma de inmunoterapia basada en las células T, o linfocitos T, de una persona y se utiliza para varios tipos de cáncer de la sangre. 
El comunicado de su agente llegó después de días de homenajes a Neill por parte de colegas de la industria cinematográfica, quienes lo recordaron como un hombre amable, ingenioso y curioso. 
El director Taika Waititi, quien dirigió a Neill en “Hunt for the Wilderpeople” (2016) —una de las películas más queridas de Neill en Nueva Zelanda—, escribió en Instagram el miércoles: “Eres muy querido y todos te extrañaremos mucho”. 
“Te quiero y nos vemos pronto, dulce Nigel”, añadió Waititi empleando el nombre de nacimiento de Neill, que él contó a entrevistadores que cambió a Sam en la escuela porque había demasiados Nigels en su clase. 
Steven Spielberg, quien dirigió la primera película de “Jurassic Park”, en la que Neill interpretó al paleontólogo Alan Grant, dijo que “Sam fue excepcionalmente colaborador”. 
“Me encantó hacer todas las películas de Jurassic con él. 
Junto con Laura Dern y Jeff Goldblum, siempre tendremos nuestra familia Jurassic y Sam nunca será olvidado por nosotros ni por sus muchos millones de fans en todo el mundo”, señaló Spielberg en un comunicado. 
Neill fue uno de los numerosos actores y directores que alcanzaron fama internacional tras una explosión de películas australianas que comenzó a finales de la década de 1970. 
En Nueva Zelanda, se le ha llorado como una persona amable y sencilla que rehuía la celebridad y contribuyó a causas y proyectos comunitarios cerca de su hogar, según medios locales. 
Neill también era viticultor y, bajo su marca Two Paddocks, produjo vinos pinot noir y riesling desde su bodega en la región de Central Otago, en la Isla Sur de Nueva Zelanda. 
Le sobreviven sus cuatro hijos y ocho nietos. 
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Esta historia fue traducida del inglés por un editor de AP con la ayuda de una herramienta de inteligencia artificial generativa. 
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Selected voice

Steven Spielberg

86%flagged-word coverage
70 attributed words28% of attributed speech30% writer coverage

No manipulation-pattern hits were found in this speaker's attributed words or the writer's voice.

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