Ed Gale, an actor and stuntman best known for frightening audiences as the possessed doll Chucky, has died. He was 61.

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Garrett’s Chucky dolls became an immediate success ... stuff and then be able to do this as well,” says Garret with a smile.

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(Gray News) - Actor Ed Gale, who played the killer doll Chucky in “Child’s Play,” has died at the age of 61. Earlier this week, Gale’s niece Kayse Gale posted on Facebook about his death.