Beastmaster star Marc Singer had a scary weekend that ended in a hospitalization. Early reports on Marc Singer health are reassuring, though the cause of his pain is still unclear.
Marc Singer spent the night in a hospital after experiencing unexplained pain
Singer was taken by ambulance from his Los Angeles-area home on Saturday after experiencing pain, according to TMZ. Paramedics reportedly arrived shortly after 2 PM and took him to a nearby hospital.
Doctors ran tests and kept him overnight. Thankfully, sources say everything came back fine, and he was expected to go home on Sunday. It was a frightening stretch, but the update that followed is a relief.
What caused the pain still isn’t clear. The report doesn’t say what kind of pain he felt, and it doesn’t include a statement from Singer or his team.
Singer, 78, is best known for playing Dar in the 1982 fantasy film The Beastmaster and its sequel, Beastmaster 2. He also starred in the sci-fi miniseries V and has appeared on the long-running soap opera The Young and the Restless.
Put simply, the timeline looks like this: pain on Saturday, an ambulance shortly after 2 PM, a night in the hospital, and an expected discharge on Sunday.
The report went out before his expected release on Sunday, and the details haven’t been confirmed elsewhere yet. Until Singer or his team weighs in, those are the only details available.
Singer has been a fan favorite for decades, from his return to V to the ongoing chatter about a possible Beastmaster remake.
For now, the main takeaway is the reassuring one. Tests reportedly came back fine, and Singer was expected to be back home within a day. Fans will likely be hoping for a short statement from the actor or his team soon.
