Cameron Boyce will posthumously star in a new 'Descendants' film a month after his death
- Cameron Boyce has died in his sleep at the age of 20.
- The late Disney actor will star posthumously in "Descendants 3" which is set to be released a month after his death.
- Boyce plays Carlos de Vil in the musical fantasy films.
- He's also set to appear in upcoming HBO comedy TV series "Mrs Fletcher."
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The late Cameron Boyce will star posthumously in a new film set to be released a month after his death.
The 20-year-old Disney Channel star passed away in his sleep due to a seizure which was the result of an ongoing medical condition for which he was being treated, his family confirmed on Saturday July 6.
Boyce was well known for his role in Disney Channel original movie franchise "Descendants," and the third film in the series is due to be released next month.
The musical fantasy movies follow the lives of the teenage children of Maleficent, the Evil Queen, Jafar, and Cruella De Vil, and Boyce played the lead role of Carlos, the son of De Vil.
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However Boyce is also set to star in upcoming HBO series "Mrs Fletcher," which is due to air in fall this year.
The comedy TV series follows the life of Katherine Hahn as Eve Fletcher, and Boyce played Zach, the roommate of Mrs Fletcher's son.
It was filmed in New York, which Boyce, from LA, said he found inspirational as a city.
"New York is by far the most stimulating city I've been to," Boyce told Haute Living in one of his final interviews.
"I came back home rejuvenated, and more inspired to make art. The music scene out there is amazing.
In the same interview, Boyce also said he felt he was an "old soul."
"Weird story, my parents were out somewhere with me when I was a toddler," the actor said in May 2019. "An old lady pointed me out to my dad and told him that I was an old soul.
"Why she said that or how she came to that conclusion, I have no idea. But I do think it's am accurate assessment of me. A way easier conclusion to come to now than it would've been then."