RIP Philip Seymour Hoffman

Added on February 3rd, 2014 by theredshoes | Report Post
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Nelson (#783)

11 years ago

First saw him in Todd Scholtz “Happiness” years and years ago.
Incredible actor who had so much more to do, such a shame.

notspamming (#44655)

11 years ago

I needed to “wiki” him. “Scent of a Woman”, and “Big Lebowski”, are the only movies with him that I’ve watched.

theredshoes (#190905)

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Reply to notspamming

11 years ago

You should watch some more. He’s a revelation.

Gropegrope (#189286)

Reply to theredshoes

11 years ago

Capote was fascinating.
Watched it right after reading “In Cold Blood”.
Watched Capote and Infamous the same night.
Interesting how two actors can interpret a biographical character in two completely different ways.

Aquaman43 (#85320)

Reply to notspamming

11 years ago

Boogie Nights. incredible performance.

tripolar (#2103)

Reply to notspamming

11 years ago

Also “Doubt”. He was incapable of a bad performance.

Addiction / depression is a bad thing. RIP.

wadewilson (#179364)

Reply to tripolar

11 years ago

He kinda annoyed me in Twister, but that was a hopeless movie.

token2k6 (#2557)

Reply to tripolar

11 years ago

That heroin sure performed badly..

wadewilson (#179364)

Reply to notspamming

11 years ago

Most recent movie I saw with him was Moneyball.

EuroUSA (#9240)

Reply to notspamming

11 years ago

Personally the best and most haunting character was in “Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead” about two brothers (with Ethan Hawke) that rob their parents’ jewelry store, the whole thing goes wrong which sets into motion a whole series of horrible events right through to a shattering climax.

That film made me an instant fan.
Really a sad loss.