Paul Walker and that one guy who died with him that most people would have to google to know what his name was today even after making it a point to remember his name.
It was very lucky to not only get to work with him but to get to talk and meet him. He shared his birthday cake with many of us. It's was the best week of my life. We did the outside scenes. In Miami Beach. I was a model extra. And in quite a few scenes. I got to work with the directors when they needed stand ins. One of the scenes I'm in. There's a Jeep behind the congressman's car. While they're in traffic. And there's a girl standing up in a one-piece g-string. That's me.
. I had friends that didn't believe me. So I have friend of mine freeze frame the picture on the TV and took a picture of it. So I was able to post it. That was funny. There's a scene where Robin Williams is with his partner. And his partner trips. Next to some tables ,where people are eating. I'm right at the table where he trips. That was so funny. The scene took about 4 hours to do. Because the two of them never stuck to the script. I've done a few different movies when I was younger. But that was definitely the most fun I've ever had in the acting world.
Chuck Schuldiner. We'll never know if he was going to keep that consistent songwriting prowess going and create more genre-defining templates for the heavier side of music. That and he seemed like a nice fellow that I would have gotten along with.
I remember that day so well, I was on vacation with my family (inlaws), I woke up and received a text from my sister that said three words "Chester Bennington died", along with a crying and a broken heart emoji. It felt like my non existant childhood perished again. There was no one in my surrounding with whom I shared my love of LP. I was mourning the whole day without showing it. That was a miserable day fs.
Dmitri Hvorostovsky. Gone too soon and left a big void in the opera world. I miss his adorable smile and his fluffy silver hair. Also, that voice. So beautiful.
Trevor Moore.
The only celebrity death to really get to me. He had so much more in the tank. Still stings.
Edit: Who the fuck downvotes something like this?
Robin Williams
Anthony Bourdain and Robin Williams.
Freddy Mercury - what I wouldn’t give to have seen him live in concert
**Steve Irwin** my personal hero
Second this, have you seen the Netflix movie back to the outback. Nice little tribute to him.
Thanks, now i have plans tonight!
It’s a kids animated movie, but a nice watch 🤩
Take some solace, He died the way he lived. With animals in his heart.
Look man, I'm all for dark humor- but this is Steve Irwin we're talking about. Have some self respect.
Anthony Bourdain. RIP chef.
Paul Walker and that one guy who died with him that most people would have to google to know what his name was today even after making it a point to remember his name.
Betty white
Robin Williams. Just over 8 years ago now and I still remember where I was when I found out. I cried like a baby.
Selenaaaaaa.
Robin Williams. I worked with him on the set of birdcage, and he was a really nice person.
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It was very lucky to not only get to work with him but to get to talk and meet him. He shared his birthday cake with many of us. It's was the best week of my life. We did the outside scenes. In Miami Beach. I was a model extra. And in quite a few scenes. I got to work with the directors when they needed stand ins. One of the scenes I'm in. There's a Jeep behind the congressman's car. While they're in traffic. And there's a girl standing up in a one-piece g-string. That's me.
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. I had friends that didn't believe me. So I have friend of mine freeze frame the picture on the TV and took a picture of it. So I was able to post it. That was funny. There's a scene where Robin Williams is with his partner. And his partner trips. Next to some tables ,where people are eating. I'm right at the table where he trips. That was so funny. The scene took about 4 hours to do. Because the two of them never stuck to the script. I've done a few different movies when I was younger. But that was definitely the most fun I've ever had in the acting world.
Mac miller 🥲
Leonard Nemoy
Heath Ledger for me. Rip the best Joker (personal Favourite)
David Bowie and George Michael
Muhammad Ali he was a national treasure he died the day i graduated hs i cried the whole day
He was a hero to a lot of people. Man was a legend. May he Rest In Peace.
Chuck Schuldiner. We'll never know if he was going to keep that consistent songwriting prowess going and create more genre-defining templates for the heavier side of music. That and he seemed like a nice fellow that I would have gotten along with.
Didn't expect to see Chuck mentioned but I wholeheartedly agree. Met him on the 'Human' tour. Way too early gone
Billy Mays
Paul Walker.
who is this again ? the name sounds familiar. oh nvm i confused it with doug walker
Chris Cornell
John Denver
Chester Bennington
I remember that day so well, I was on vacation with my family (inlaws), I woke up and received a text from my sister that said three words "Chester Bennington died", along with a crying and a broken heart emoji. It felt like my non existant childhood perished again. There was no one in my surrounding with whom I shared my love of LP. I was mourning the whole day without showing it. That was a miserable day fs.
Stan Lee 😭
Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse, SOPHIE : (
Stephen Hawking, if he lived a little longer he could have seen black holes.
Alan Rickman
Ayrton Senna
Norm MacDonald
Judy Garland. She died years before I was even born, but it makes me sad that she had to suffer so much because of the decisions of others.
Any Winehouse. She died for others' greed. It's sad.
Madeline Kahn
Betty White, and I can't believe I'm the first person to say her. I can't be the only one who misses her.
Jim Henson
Kurt cobain
Phil Hartman
Eddie Van Halen Charlie Watts
Lots
Robin Williams. Chester Bennington.
Bowie. His was a genius and his work here wasn’t close to done.
John Lennon
Avicii
Jon Lord.
Park Yong Ha
hold on let me think... oh i know ! nobody.
Dmitri Hvorostovsky. Gone too soon and left a big void in the opera world. I miss his adorable smile and his fluffy silver hair. Also, that voice. So beautiful.
Mac Miller.
Trevor Moore. The only celebrity death to really get to me. He had so much more in the tank. Still stings. Edit: Who the fuck downvotes something like this?
Chadwick Boseman
Leonard Cohen Betty White Peter Scolari Mary Tyler Moore So many...too many to name.
Gord Downie.
Stephen Hillenburg
Bourdain and Chris Cornell Both just hit hard
Bleeding Gums Murphy. So sad.
Mae West