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‘All My Children’ actor Alan Dysert passes away at 75

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Hindustan Times‘All My Children’ actor Alan Dysert passes away at 75
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Alan Dysert, known for ‘All My Children,’ dies at 75 after battling cancer, his wife Michelle said. Dysert never revealed the specifics of his diagnosis.

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