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Rene Kirby, an actor known for his work in “ Shallow Hal ” died on July 11 in Burlington, Vermont. He was 70. His brother Jon confirmed to Seven Days that Kirby had died at the University of ...

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Rene Kirby, whose brief film career included a spot in the Jack Black cult classic "Shallow Hal," has died.

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Rene Kirby, an actor and gymnast best known for his role in Shallow Hal, has died. He was 70. His brother Jon Kirby confirmed the news to local Vermont publication Seven Days, revealing his ...

Shallow Hal star Rene Kirby has died, aged 70. The actor died on July 11 after being hospitalised for two months with infections as well as problems with his esophagus, kidneys and bladder, his ...

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - A Vermont man known for his role in the 2001 film “Shallow Hal” has died. Rene Kirby of Burlington lived with spina bifida, which led to him having no use of his legs.