Robert Duvall, the acclaimed American actor who earned an Oscar and became one of Hollywood's most respected stars over the past seven decades, has died at the age of 95. His wife, Luciana Duvall, announced his passing in a statement shared on his official page, stating that he passed away peacefully at their home in Middleburg, Virginia, surrounded by family. No further details about his cause of death were disclosed.

In her poignant tribute, Luciana reflected on Duvall's multifaceted persona stating, "To the world, he was an Oscar-winning actor, director, and storyteller. But to me, he was everything." His passion for his craft was rivaled only by the depth of love he had for the characters he portrayed and the life he lived. Duvall's journey in the cinematic landscape has been marked by an impressive array of complex characters and roles that showcased his talents beyond traditional Hollywood leading man archetypes.

Renowned for his role as Tom Hagen in the iconic film "The Godfather" in 1972, Duvall shaped a lasting legacy in film history through both leading and supporting roles. His ability to embody intricate characters illustrated his versatility as an actor, cementing his place among the greats of his generation. Duvall’s contributions to the industry will undoubtedly be remembered, not just for his performances, but for the authenticity and depth he brought to his roles throughout his illustrious career.