American actor RJ Mitty, known for his role as Walter White Jr. in series "Pure Chemistry" ("Breaking Bad"), died at the age of 34. He was also an activist for the rights of people with disabilities.
His death was confirmed by his representative and local authorities, the Associated Press (AP) reports.
Miti was 34 years old. Cause death was not officially announced, and according to AP, an autopsy was supposed to be performed.
From 2008 to 2013, the actor played Walter White Jr., the son of a chemistry professor who, after learning that he has cancer, turns to producing methamphetamine. Bryan Cranston played the main character.
Mitty also lived with cerebral palsy in real life, just like the character he played in the series. He used his experience to raise awareness about the lives of people with disabilities and advocate for their greater representation and inclusion in society.
He was an ambassador of the "United Cerebral Palsy" organization, and he also participated in the work of the "Shriners Children's" organization. He was also associated with the Miti Foundation, which supports people with disabilities.
After the success of the series "Pure Chemistry", Mitty continued to act in television and film projects. He appeared, among others, in the series "Switched at Birth" and "The Guardians of Justice", as well as in the film "The Oak Room".
His work on and off television has contributed to greater visibility of people with disabilities in the film and television industry.
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