Dennis Hopper

"Extra's" Michael Corbett is taking us on a "Mansions and Millionaires" tour through the home of the late actor and art collector, Dennis Hopper.

Hopper lived his life like the characters he played -- always cool and a little bit eccentric. Take a look at his Venice, Calif. home, currently on the market.

"Extra's" Michael Corbett is taking us on a "Mansions and Millionaires" tour through the home of the late actor and art collector, Dennis Hopper.

Hopper lived his life like the characters he played -- always cool and a little bit eccentric. Take a look at his Venice, Calif. home, currently on the market.

"Extra's" Michael Corbett is taking us on a "Mansions and Millionaires" tour through the home of the late actor and art collector, Dennis Hopper.

Hopper lived his life like the characters he played -- always cool and a little bit eccentric. Take a look at his Venice, Calif. home, currently on the market.

Veteran actor/director Dennis Hopper, who died Saturday of prostate cancer, had a career that spanned 50 years -- from his first major film, the 1955 "Rebel Without a Cause," to his groundbreaking '60s film "Easy Rider" to his bad guy roles in "Blue Velvet" and "Speed," to his one of his final performances in the Showtime series "Crash."

Take a look at Hopper's life and career in pictures.

Hollywood veteran Dennis Hopper died Saturday from complications of prostate cancer, Reuters reports. He was 74.

Hopper had been battling the disease for the last year and died surrounded by family and friends, a friend told Reuters.

The ailing Dennis Hopper must pay $12,000 in spousal and child support a month to his soon-to-be ex-wife, a judge ordered Monday.

Hopper and his wife Victoria Duffy Hopper had been married for 14 years and have one child, but the actor, who is battling prostate cancer, filed for divorce in January.