I honestly was trying to find the right way to phrase this question for the title of the post, so hopefully people can tell its a question.
I've just read on a few sites the Mathew McGrory(Devil's Rejects, Big Fish, Dead Hate the living) had just passed away at the age of 32. Horrorchannel.com is one of them i believe. I just wondered if anyone else heard about it. If it is true it is very sad. Mr. McGrory was probably the nicest Celebrity i ever met. IF its not true them i'm an idiot and you can forget i posted this.

A guy called in the Howard Stern show this morning and said he died yesterday in his sleep. He's friends with the family, so that's how he got the news.

I always liked Bigfoot. It was great seeing him with Robin on Millionaire a while ago.

That sucks, sorry he had to leave this life so early on.

That really sucks.

His range was limited, but he was awesome in everything he was in!

Yeah, I heard that this morning on Stern. Very sad, he was a cool guy, and I enjoyed seeing him in movies.

Saw the post on this at NECA's site.

Wow, that's really a shame.

We filmed an interview with him a few weeks ago. He looked near death. His head was tilted to a 45-degree angle and his skin was white as a sheet. It was pretty sad; it looked like he was perpetually in pain.

He moved me to tears in Big Fish, quite literally. When he gives his first speech, man, it was a great moment. I'm glad to see he graduated and will be remembered for more than some mockery on the Stern show, and he had a great role in a movie that should live on for some time.

Death doesn't suck! Everyone is going to die someday, and If you are a born again christian, then death is a beautiful thing because you will leave this corrupted, sinful world behind, to be with the Lord, and have a gift of eternal life in heaven.

Can you help me get out of debt the Christian way, too?

picture?

If you saw House of 1000 Corpses or The Devil's Rejects, he was Tiny. He was the giant in Big Fish.

No no no. I was only thinking of myself. Sucks that I have to sit around here twittling my thumbs.

BTW, lets not start a spiritual discussion. My mind is fine tuned, but my fingers are slippery.

Sad news.

I used to screen calls part-time for Melrose Larry Green's short lived radio show and I met Mathew. My most vivid memory of him was walking into our men's room and seeing him tower over the stall door.

He'll be missed.