Chris Huvane was a Hollywood talent manager who died on Sunday, February 6, at the age of 47. After fighting depression for many years, he allegedly committed himself. Huvane’s death was verified by his company, Management 360, in a statement to Deadline:
“This morning, we are heartbroken beyond words. Chris was simply referred to as “the finest of the best.” A terrific boss, consummate colleague and friend, a pillar of our organization and culture, and adored by everyone who has ever encountered him.”
The corporation also expressed condolences to Huvane’s family and said that his memory will be honored every day in the future:
“It’s a tremendous loss, and our hearts go out to his family and friends.” We are all better for having met Chris, and we pledge to carry on his legacy every day.”
Chris Huvane, a well-known Hollywood manager, died on Sunday, Feb 6, 2022.
As per reports, the manager was battling depression & died due to an apparent suicide. He was 47. Late actor Chadwick Boseman, Margot Robbie and were among the many clients Chris worked with at Management pic.twitter.com/SKyMAbjjNd
— YOLO FILM feed (@yolofilmfeed) February 8, 2022
The talent manager revealed his sadness in a Facebook post last year, according to The Hollywood Reporter. He sent Management 360 a snapshot of a Habitat for Humanity volunteer engagement and wrote:
“I recall this day well. It was week four of a long-term terrible depression that still left me with shrapnel to this day. Despite having a plethora of reasons to live, I was struggling to find drive to do so. Because my brain was wired wrongly, I had panic attacks for the first time in my forty-four years.”
Huvane was a well-liked media executive in Hollywood. The news of his untimely death stunned the business, and countless celebrities and fans took to social media to pay their respects to the late manager.
Chris Huvane’s death is being mourned on Twitter.
He was regarded as one of Hollywood’s greatest talent agents. Chris was recognized for his cheery demeanor and helpful disposition, and he contributed to the success of many notable performers. He was often referred to as the “guy’s man” in the business.
CHRIS HUVANE Is no longer on this earth .. It is heartbreaking .. Chris was so thoughtful and knowledgeable and such a compassionate caretaker .. He is now Free .
Relax in peace Chris— Henry Winkler (@hwinkler4real) February 7, 2022
Julianne Moore, Margot Robbie, Zach Braff, Henry Winkler, Chris Cantwell, Jensen Ackles, Zoey Deutch, Margaret Qualley, Ben McKenzie, Malcolm Barrett, Chris Rogers, and the late Chadwick Boseman, among many others, have worked with the Management 360 partner. Following the news of Chris Huvane’s death, various celebrities, coworkers, industry acquaintances, and well-wishers flocked to Twitter to express their condolences:
Huvane is survived by his father, Martin Huvane, and his wife, Cole Huvane. His brothers, Slate PR partner Stephen Huvane, CAA partner Kevin Huvane, Robert Huvane, Michael Huvane, Denise Whalen, and nephew Declan Huvane, survive him as well.
A look back at Chris Huvane’s life
Chris Huvane was born on June 29, 1974, in Yonkers, New York, and grew up there. According to The Los Angeles Times, he chose to pursue a career in entertainment after meeting Julianne Moore while working as a bellhop at a Manhattan hotel. Huvane arrived in Los Angeles in 2000 and began his work as a public relations specialist with HBH Public Relations. He subsequently worked for GQ magazine for eight years before being promoted to senior West Coast editor.
The media professional joined Management 360 in 2010 with the intention of becoming a talent manager. He went on to become a partner with the business in 2015, following a solid five-year tenure. The Hollywood official has had tiny playing appearances in films such as Joel Schumacher’s Tigerland in 2000 and Sex and the City later that year. He was also a co-producer on Mark Steven Johnson’s film Finding Steve McQueen and an executive producer on Bravo TV’s It’s a Brad, Brad World.
Chris Huvane was also engaged in other business initiatives such as The Dime Bar in Los Angeles and the Stout Burgers and Beer franchise in Palm Springs. Aside from his great job, he had a number of interests, including boxing, motorbikes, tattoos, and animals.
