Ooh, tough call. Off the top of my head, I'd say Andreas Katsulas. He was only 54 when cancer took him, so unlike many, he'd still have some years of good work ahead of him. How good? Well, here's a picture of him in his most famous role:
Ambassador G'kar of the Narn Regime
In a show full of gloriously well-acted roles, he managed to be a standout under fifteen pounds of latex. Part of that was the writing, no question, by the end of the series, he could've read out of a telephone book, and we'd've listened with rapt attention.
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I miss Paul walker soooo much. Was watching Hours earlier todayy and kept saying that. I nearly cried again. But i know he and Aaliyah are in a better place :( i loved them dearly
So many hurtful losses, but Alan Rickman left the biggest hole. Such a fantastic actor in everything he did, and wonderful person from what people have spoken of him.
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I’m not sure if Michael Jackson starred in too many movie videos but I consider him an actor cause he was in music videos and I would want him to come back.
Paul Walker and Robin Williams for sure but also Skandar Keynes. The last one is still alive but not working as an actor anymore. He played Edward in the Narnia movies. The character of Edward was kind of the same age as I was when I first came into contact with Narnia and also the witch, wardrobe and the lion. I loved all the stories and have seen all the movies. For me it's a part my childhood I'll always remember.
stupidity sure some of that, but if you follow his story kinda makes sense why he turned to drugs, was molested through the weird church group at 4, then made the man of the house hold at like 14. taking care of his family, he had way too much pressure from an early age. very tragic, very sad in the end no one saved him or even tried
I would bring back Monty Clift and Romy Schneider. Clift was undoubtely one of the most talented actors in the history of American cinema, Schneider was undoubtely one of the most talented actresses in the history of European cinema. Both spent the last decade of their lives deeply depressed and destroying themselves by abusing pills and alcohol until death. Clift was 45 years old, Schneider was 44.
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Bruce Lee. Chris Farley. Paul Ryan. These are good picks. But there are three suicides of famous people that surprisingly affected me like they were people i actually knew. i felt genuine grief at hearing about their deaths: Avicii. His sound gave me hope. Chester Bennington. His voice was full of rage... his voice was my voice. Robin Williams. He made me laugh in spite of my failings. it wasn't my fault...
Thats part of what makes him funny, I read an interview about Jim Carrey's bout with depression. Even George Carlin channeled his issues into hos comedy.
I'm not convinced. I forget the technical name of his diagnosis but it killed him by suicide. I wouldn't want that for a man I admired and respected in life.
It was discussed in an interview that Bruce Lee left a big demand for martial artist after he died. If he would have lived many would have only maybe gotten a chance in 10 years.
Really? Which of his movies do you like the best? My favorite is Planes Trains & Automobiles. After that I also like Uncle Buck and the Great Outdoors. Oh and Summer Rental too.
no thats delerious, whos harry crumb he is a PI and has all these different costumes uncover things its hilarious shawnee smith form saw is liek 17 in it as his sidekick and the guys from ferris bueller is in it, annie potts etc
Oh, okay. I have those movies on VHS. :P I got copies of PT&A, UB, GO, on DVS though. Haven't got the others on DVD yet so I haven't seen them in a long time. I just looked them up on amazon and for some reason his dvds are expensive now.
did you ever see nothing but tourble? its free on youtube just the sound on a few minutes in the beginning and with digital underground is muted due to copy right blahhhhh but here is the movie free https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5F-vSPiifk
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