Samuel Monroe Jr., who made his film debut in the 1993 Hughes brothers drama “Menace II Society,” has died at 52, his mother confirmed on social media.
His mother, Joyce Patton, announced his death in a Facebook post, writing, “But today God called him home. Please honor my final request to pray for the family, especially his 3 children.”
Mr. Monroe had been hospitalized since April for several issues, including MRSA pneumonia and meningitis. Beyond his breakout role, Mr. Monroe’s credits included “Tales from the Hood,” “Set It Off” and Ice Cube’s “The Players Club.” He is survived by his three children.
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