Mark Withers, an actor known for his roles in "Dynasty" and "Stranger Things," has passed away at the age of 77 after a battle with pancreatic cancer.

Mark Withers, renowned for portraying Ted Dinard in the first season of "Dynasty" in 1981, passed away on November 22 at the age of 77 after a battle with pancreatic cancer.

Mark Withers' daughter, Jessie Withers, stated in a conversation with Planet Chronicle Digital that her father faced his illness with the same strength and dignity he brought to his acting career. Through his work, he created a legacy of warmth, humor, and dedication, and was known for his remarkable ability to make every role unforgettable. Mark's enduring talent and commitment to the industry will be remembered fondly by colleagues, friends, and fans alike.

Throughout his career, Withers has appeared in numerous television shows and films. Some of his notable appearances include "Stranger Things," "The Dukes of Hazard," "Dallas," "True Blood," "Criminal Minds," "Matlock," "L.A. Law," and more. His film credits include "Basic Training," "Bolden," "The Ultimate Life," and more.

Penn State University awarded Withers an NCAA football scholarship due to his athletic achievements.

McDonald's, Folger's Coffee, Irish Spring, and American Airlines are some of the brands that featured Withers in national commercials prior to his roles in TV and movie projects.

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is the charity of choice for Mark Withers' family, who are mourning his passing. His wife, Haiyan Liu Withers, and daughter, Jessie, are among those who will miss him dearly.