The death of actor Tom Sizemore, who suffered a brain aneurysm on February 18 and died on Friday at the age of 61, moved to Hollywood.
Remembered for his role in the film Save Private Ryan (1998) and in “Fire against fire” –with Al Pacino and Robert Deniro-, Sizemore’s career fizzled amid the conflicts gender-based violence and drugs.
Hours after his death was confirmed, the US media dusted off the file and went looking for what was the last public photo known to Sizemore.
The actor was photographed on January 20 at the Fine Arts Theater in Beverly Hills, during the first of “Isle of Bermuda”, films in which he worked with John Wells and Sarah French. In that photo, published by the New York Post, she was with Randy Davison, Doug Lito, Paola Paulin and Mark Anthony Cox.
Sizemore wore a plaid button-down shirt over a light blue shirt, a gray jacket, ripped jeans, a dark hat and a long red chain with a pendant cross.
But what most attracted attention was the look of his face, emaciated, like gone from the situation where it was photographed.
The Death of Tom Sizemore
According to his representative, Charles Lago, Sizemore died while in a coma in intensive care at a hospital in the city of Burbank, in Los Angeles, California, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
On Monday, Lago had released an official statement to indicate that “the doctors have informed him of his family there is no more hope and recommended the decision of end his life“.
On February 18, Sizemore collapsed at his Los Angeles home and paramedics rushed him to the hospital. There, doctors determined that he had suffered from a brain aneurysm as a result of the a hit.
Known for playing tough guy, Sizemore rose to fame in the 90s with films like Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man, Passenger 57, True Romance AND Killers by nature.
Sizemore got his big break in the war film of Steven Spielberg from 1998’s Saving Private Ryan, in which he played Tech Sergeant Mike Horvath.
Source: Clarin
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