Terry Carter, Pioneering Actor and Documentarian, Dies at 95

Terry Carter, known for his roles in 'Battlestar Galactica' and 'McCloud,' passed away at his home in Manhattan, leaving behind a legacy of breaking racial barriers in television and film.

Terry Carter, a trailblazer in television, died at the age of 95 in his Manhattan home.
Carter was celebrated for his roles in 'The Phil Silvers Show,' 'McCloud,' and 'Battlestar Galactica.'
He was one of the first Black actors to become a regular on a U.S. TV sitcom and later became New England’s first Black TV news anchor.
Carter's extensive career also included producing award-winning documentaries and educational films.
His contributions to media and culture were recognized with multiple awards, including an Emmy nomination for his documentary on Duke Ellington.