After his yearlong sabbatical from acting, Michael Massee returned to the big screen in David Fincher’s 1995 film “Se7en,” where he had a small part as the man at the massage parlor. Per IMDb, he worked on another Fincher-directed project two years later, appearing in “The Game” as Airbag EMT Galliano. However, those are just two of the many roles Massee played following his ill-fated appearance in “The Crow” — a closer look at his filmography shows that he had parts in films like “One Fine Day,” “Amistad,” and “Catwoman.” And while the latter project was a notorious critical flop (that 9% Rotten Tomatoes approval rating says it all), Massee kept appearing in superhero films, namely the two “Amazing Spider-Man” movies starring Andrew Garfield as the titular web-slinger, where he was cast as Gustav Fiers, aka The Gentleman.

Massee was also active on the small screen, with recurring antagonist roles on the 1st season of “24,” where he appeared in 12 episodes as Ira Gaines, as well as on “Rizzoli & Isles,” where he had a four-episode run as Charles Hoyt. He also guest-starred on series such as “The X-Files,” “Nash Bridges,” “House,” and multiple shows under the “CSI” and “Law & Order” franchises.

All told, Michael Massee had quite a career as a character actor; his ability to play bad guys, as he often did in movies and on TV, kept him employed for more than two decades after what happened on the set of “The Crow.” Sadly, Massee died of stomach cancer on October 20, 2016, at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. He was 64 years old.