One of the best supporting actors of our time has passed away.
Tom Sizemore, who made just about every movie he was ever in better, died from a brain aneurysm.
He was only 61 years old.
Tragedy
Sizemore worked with some of the best, and he made them better.
“Blackhawk Down,” “Saving Private Ryan,” “Heat,” and “Pear Harbor,” are all movies where he was not the headliner, but he often stole the show.
To stand up against the likes of Val Kilmer, Tom Hanks, Al Pacino, and Robert DeNiro and still get noticed, well that is saying something.
As amazing as he was on the screen, he was that troubled off the screen.
He was an addict of just about every dangerous substance you can imagine, but he never saw it that way.
To Tom, it was an obsession, a compulsion, and he openly admitted that was how he saw it.
During an interview, he once stated, “There was some, but it was so goofy and so not like rehab that I got over it.
“Plus, it wasn’t about drugs.
“It’s about obsessions and compulsions and… Barbees.”
The man still had some great movies left in him.
Rest in peace, Tom.
Source: CNN
