School of Rock star Kevin Clark – who played drummer Freddy – dead at 32 after being struck by a car

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Mourning one of their own. The cast of School of Rock is paying tribute to their costar Kevin Clark after his untimely passing.

died aged 32 after being hit by a car.Sharing a photo of himself and Clark in the film, and years later when they reunited, Jack, 51, who starred as Dewey Finn, wrote: ‘Devastating news. ‘Kevin is gone. Way too soon.

Jack Black is just one of the many School of Rock cast who has paid tribute to their co-star Kevin Clark, following the news of his death.

Child actor turned musician Kevin Clark has died after a fatal accident in his hometown of Chicago.

School of Rock co-star Kevin Clark after he was tragically killed in a cycling accident at the age of 32.Kevin was knocked down by a car while riding on his bike in Chicago on Wednesday morning (May 26).He was taken to hospital in critical condition, but sadly medics were unable to save him and he was pronounced dead at around 2am.The professional drummer was famed for starring in School of Rock in 2003, in which he played drummer Freddy Jones, nicknamed “Spazzy McGee” when he was just 14 years old.The film was a box-office smash hit, which spawned a Broadway musical of the same and starred Jack Black as a maverick substitute teacher, Dewey Finn.Now, Jack has taken to Instagram to pay tribute to his late co-star.In a heartfelt message, he

Jack Black is reacting to the sudden and shocking death of his School of Rock co-star Kevin Clark.

“Devastating news,” Jack Black wrote to begin a somber message in reaction to the death of his School of Rock co-star, Kevin Clark. The 32-year-old was struck by a car while bicycling in Chicago early in the morning on May 26, and died afterwards. In response to this tragic accident, Jack continued to write, “Kevin is gone. Way too soon. Beautiful soul. So many great memories. Heartbroken. Sending love to his family and the whole School of Rock community.”

Multiple outlets confirmed that Clark, who played Freddy Jones, aka Spazzy McGee, in the film, was cycling in Chicago early Wednesday when he was fatally struck by a vehicle.According to , police said the professional drummer was riding his bicycle around 1:20 a.m Wednesday when he was struck by a Hyundai Sonata in the Avondale neighborhood on the Northwest Side of Chicago.He was taken to Illinois Masonic Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead at 2:04 a.m., according to the Chicago Fire Department and the Cook County medical examiner’s office.Police say a 20-year-old woman was driving the car that hit him.

School of Rock actor Kevin Clark has tragically died in a motorist accident, after he was fatally struck by a car while riding his bicycle in Chicago on Wednesday morning.He was 32 years old.Clark was best known for playing Freddy Jones in the classic 2003 Jack Black comedy movie, and had reunited with the cast in 2013 and 2018 respectively.According to TMZ, the former actor was riding his bicycle on the Northwest Side of Chicago early Wednesday, when he was hit by a driver in a Hyundai Sonata.A 20-year-old woman was said to be behind the wheel of the car that struck and killed Clark according to police. The woman has not been arrested, but she has been issued with citations.

School Of Rock actor Kevin Clark has died aged 32 after being hit by a car, it has been reported.Clark, who played drummer Freddy ‘Spazzy McGee’ Jones in the 2003 hit film, is said to have been riding his bicycle in Chicago this morning (May 26) when he was struck (via TMZ).According to the outlet, the actor was rushed to hospital but was pronounced dead at 2:04am CT.It is reported that a 20-year-old woman was driving the car, a Hyundai Sonata, that hit Clark. She was not arrested but has been issued with citations, police told TMZ.Clark, born in Highland Park, Illinois, was just 12 years old when he secured the role of Freddy in School Of Rock, which stars Jack Black as the fake substitute teacher Dewey Finn.

Haley Bosselman editorKevin Clark, who played kid drummer Freddy Jones in “School of Rock,” died on Wednesday, the Chicago Sun-Times and several other local outlets reported. He was 32.Clark was riding his bicycle early Wednesday morning through the Avondale neighborhood of Chicago when a driver of a Hyundai Sonata struck him around 1:20 a.m., according to local police.

He was rushed to hospital but was later pronounced dead.Kevin played kid drummer Freddy Jones, aka Spazzy McGee, alongside Jack Black in the hit 2003 movie School of Rock.He was just 12 years old when he was cast in the role, rising to fame as a child star thanks to the Richard Linklater-directed flick, which starred Jack Black as a substitute teacher.Despite the success of the film, Kevin decided to abandon acting for music, focusing on his career as a drummer.He continued to work as a professional drummer and was in a band named Dreadwolf and several others.His most recent endeavour was as the drummer in the group Jessie Bass and the Intentions.It is said that the group Jessie Bess and the Intentions, only had its first show last

School of Rock star Kevin Clark has died after he was fatally struck by a car, according to reports.The 32 year old, who played Freddy Jones in the 2003 film alongside Jack Black, was reportedly riding his bike around Chicago on Wednesday 26 May when he was hit by the car, TMZ say.The Cook County Medical Examiner told the publication that Kevin was taken to hospital but was pronounced dead shortly after 2am.

Kevin Clark, best known for his role as Freddy Jones in 2003’s School of Rock, has died after a fatal accident in his hometown of Chicago, Us Weekly can confirm.