Beloved ‘Xena Warrior Princess’ Star Robert Trebor Death at the age of 72
Born as Robert Alan Schenkman in Philadelphia in 1953, the actor accepted the artist name “Trebor”, a Palindrome of his first name, to distinguish himself from a classmate of a university.
He leaves a rich legacy of memorable performances and beloved characters who have left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.
After the news of his death, tribute began to flow in from fans and colleagues who reminded Trebor for his exceptional talent and warm personality.
A fan on X shared: “Rest in Peace, Robert Trebor. You were always charmed as the dear Salmoneus. You were the first to see that there was more to #xena in Hercules TLJ. Thank you for brought him to life with so much warmth and humor.”
Another said: “Rip Robert Trebor. One of the most hysterical hilarious physical comedians ever on TV. You were really one of the good, my friend.”
A third wrote: “Robert was one of my absolute favorite host stars Xena & HerculesFly High Robert and be reunited with all your loved ones. My thoughts are with his wife.
Fans continued to share and write their condolences: “I am sad to hear about the death of Robert Trebor. He was absolutely incredible as a salmonous in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys And Xena: Warrior Princess – Such a fun and unforgettable character! He brought so much joy to those shows, and it’s hard to introduce them without him. TEAR!”
Another went to Instagram and wrote: “Oh no. Last month? Do you know what, I’m going to concentrate on how Robert Trebor beat the disease for many years and keep pursuing his many artistic efforts. Thanks for all the pleasure Xena Memories, Robert. You have long been remembered by Xenites#. “
Trebor first appeared as Salmoneus, the schedule trader, in the telephone film Hercules and the Lost Kingdom In 1994 and the public continued to charm with his performance as a materialistic friend of Hercules during the five seasons of the show. He also appeared in Xena: Warrior Princess Between 1996 and 1999.
Robert Trebor also showed his versatility as an actor in various other projects, from his early performances in Out of darkness And Chat radio To his more recent roles in films such as the 2016 film by Coen Brothers Greetings, Caesar! In addition to A-list actors George Clooney and Josh Brolin.
