Voice of Disney's 'Sebastian the Crab' Dies at Age 72 – NBC Connecticut
Born in Camden, South Carolina, in 1948, Wright got his start in acting while a student at South Carolina State University in the 1960s, according to the school, where he helped launch an acting department. A standout athlete, Wright also performed in shows including Tennessee Williams’ “Summer and Smoke” and the Greek tragedy “Medea.” “Sam was a very kind heart. He was a sweet young man,” said Sandra Salley, who served for nearly 40 years as the drama department’s secretary. “He was very lovable." In Memoriam: People We've Lost in 2021 Moving to New York City in 1968 to try...