American celebrity Samuel Edward Wright famous for providing the voice into Sebastian’s role in Disney’s’The Little Mermaid’ has passed away at age 74 on Tuesday (local time).

TMZ reported the Wright’s hometown of Montgomery, New York broke the sad information Facebook, stating”Sam was a inspiration for us along with his loved the Hudson Valley Conservatory.”

Without mentioning the reason behind death, The City of Montgomery, additional added”Along with his enthusiasm for the arts and his passion for his loved ones, Sam was known for walking right into a room and just supplying PURE JOY to all those he collaborated with. He loved to amuse, he loved to make people laugh and grin and that he loved to enjoy.”

Wright who attracted attention to a few of their most adored figures’Sebastian’ in the mythical 1989 Disney movie, has also given the lead vocals into The Little Mermaid’s’Kiss the Girl’ and’Under The Sea’ tune. Both of the tunes had been nominated for Oscars and thus’Beneath The Sea’ bagged the accolade for Best Original Song at 1990.

Wright continued to operate with Disney as the voice of Sebastian at’The Little Mermaid’ sequels and a TV series, and lent his voice at the 2000 film,’Dinosaur’ to the role of’Kron that the Iguanodon’.

In addition, he played with Dizzy Gillespie from the 1988 biographical movie about Charlie Parker. Wright also played part of Mufasa from the first cast of’The Lion King on Broadway’. He was also famous for his theater work, emerging in musicals such as’Jesus Christ Superstar’,”Pippin’ and also for originating the role of Mufasa for its Tony-award winning’Lion King’ musical.

Before committing his voice to a number of the famed literary personalities, Wright worked for over a decade in an actor with characters on’Enos’,”All My Children’ and’The Cosby Show’,”Bird’.