Matthew Cowles, Christine Baranski's Husband, Has Died - imdb

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Matthew Cowles, best known for his role on All My Children, has died. He was 69.

The husband of The Good Wife actress Christine Baranski passed away on Thursday, according to his manager, Tsu Tsu Stanton, who Tweeted out the news on Friday.

"#Matthew Cowles passed away on 5/22. I had the pleasure of being his manager," she wrote. "He was a very gifted and kind man who loved life and everyone."

On Sunday, the show's former writer, Jean Passanante, Tweeted she was "so sad to hear about the death of Matthew Cowles ... a sweet man and a uniquely talented actor."

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