Michael Constantine, beloved character actor from My Big Fat Greek Wedding, passes away at age 94

The acting world is in mourning on Wednesday, as it was revealed that beloved character actor Michael Constantine had passed away at 94 years of age. The My Big Fat Greek Wedding star passed away peacefully on August 31, surrounded by his family and friends, including sisters Patricia Gordon and Chris Dobbs. : The acting world is in mourning on Wednesday, as it was revealed that beloved character actor Michael Constantine had passed away at 94 years of age Star: The My Big Fat Greek Wedding star passed away peacefully on August 31, surrounded by his family and friends, including sisters Patricia Gordon and Chris Dobbs Constantine had reportedly been battling an illness for several years, but the illness has not been disclosed. Breakthrough: Throughout the 1960s he was toiling away in several guest-starring TV roles before landing his breakthrough in 1969 with the role of Principal Seymour Kaufman on the hit TV show Room 222 The show ran for five seasons between 1969 and 1974, though Constantine would still take on guest-starring roles in shows like Mission: Impossible, Kojak and Love American Style during the show. Guest: The show ran for five seasons between 1969 and 1974, though Constantine would still take on guest-starring roles in shows like Mission: Impossible, Kojak and Love American Style during the show Constantine played the lovable Gus Portakos, the father of Nia Vardalos' character Toula, whose cure for everything was a few sprays from a bottle of Windex.