Diddl Posted February 9, 2014 Posted February 9, 2014 For those who commented on my questioning of Philip Seymour Hoffman's death, look at this video on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_d5mqgCIDsc Title: Philip Seymour Hoffman Star Whacked Now tell me I should not question!
OMGImInPattaya Posted February 10, 2014 Posted February 10, 2014 Loved him in all his roles...especially Flawless and Happiness. 1
OMGImInPattaya Posted February 10, 2014 Posted February 10, 2014 A very good actor but all this "greatest actor of his generation" is simply boilerplate bullshit the press & easily impressionable fanboys trot out when tragedy strikes early in the game (shades of Ledger & Phoenix et al.) He gambled with his lifestyle & lost but then again why not? Dead in your 40s @ the top of your game is not a bad way to check out. Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa Connect Thailand It said he was ONE of the greatest actors of his generation, and that was most definitely true!!! Agreed, with Sean Penn maybe being the other.
sustento Posted February 10, 2014 Posted February 10, 2014 A very good actor but all this "greatest actor of his generation" is simply boilerplate bullshit the press & easily impressionable fanboys trot out when tragedy strikes early in the game (shades of Ledger & Phoenix et al.) He gambled with his lifestyle & lost but then again why not? Dead in your 40s @ the top of your game is not a bad way to check out. Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa Connect Thailand It said he was ONE of the greatest actors of his generation, and that was most definitely true!!! Agreed, with Sean Penn maybe being the other. Nah Brian Cox
OMGImInPattaya Posted February 11, 2014 Posted February 11, 2014 A very good actor but all this "greatest actor of his generation" is simply boilerplate bullshit the press & easily impressionable fanboys trot out when tragedy strikes early in the game (shades of Ledger & Phoenix et al.) He gambled with his lifestyle & lost but then again why not? Dead in your 40s @ the top of your game is not a bad way to check out. Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa Connect Thailand It said he was ONE of the greatest actors of his generation, and that was most definitely true!!!Agreed, with Sean Penn maybe being the other. Nah Brian Cox I'm sure a fine actor; but I'm not that up to speed on European actors.
neverdie Posted March 4, 2014 Posted March 4, 2014 it always amuses me when a 'Famous' junkie dies and everyone rushes into various forms of online media and starts,going on about how great the person was. This guy was an inconsiderate junkie. The morning after this binge he was due to pick his children up and take them out for the day. If he didn't wake up,dead he would of got in his car the next morning and driven over to get kids. No doubt he still would have had some of the substances in his system. I wonder how many time this inconsiderate sod put other peoples lives at risk. What an ahole ! Seriously, it's a shame that talent like this was lost, but it happens everyday, just not always to famous people. Stop thinking of this guy as something all high and mighty, he was a clear danger to everyone and yanyone he came across. Its a pity he didn't put his family, children and friends above how own desire to get high again. The stupidity of these drugs comes the very first time you snort, take or inject, everyone's heard of how addictive they are but some still have to try anyway, don't they. Just Another case of Darwinism.
speedtripler Posted March 10, 2014 Posted March 10, 2014 Apparently his last video interview: where i come from heroin addicts are not usually obese usually theyre skinny and gaunt looking like walking zombies but maybe he wasnt an everyday user .......
OMGImInPattaya Posted March 11, 2014 Posted March 11, 2014 it always amuses me when a 'Famous' junkie dies and everyone rushes into various forms of online media and starts,going on about how great the person was. This guy was an inconsiderate junkie. The morning after this binge he was due to pick his children up and take them out for the day. If he didn't wake up,dead he would of got in his car the next morning and driven over to get kids. No doubt he still would have had some of the substances in his system. I wonder how many time this inconsiderate sod put other peoples lives at risk. What an ahole ! Seriously, it's a shame that talent like this was lost, but it happens everyday, just not always to famous people. Stop thinking of this guy as something all high and mighty, he was a clear danger to everyone and yanyone he came across. Its a pity he didn't put his family, children and friends above how own desire to get high again. The stupidity of these drugs comes the very first time you snort, take or inject, everyone's heard of how addictive they are but some still have to try anyway, don't they. Just Another case of Darwinism. I'm glad your amused at the deaths of your human beings. These deaths happen 24/7 so you must be a very happy person. As to people commenting on how "great" a person this particular person was, 99% are commenting on his artistic ability as they obviously don't know him personally. From what I have gleaned, he was a loving father to his wife and children and he also apparently had a drug addiction. The real tragedy is the dearth of treatment options for substance addicted persons, famous or not, and that the US government has propped up and supported the biggest narco-heroin lords in the world...the Karzai brothers of Afghanistan.
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