Exactly. If we're discussing someone who devoted their life to spreading hate, like a prominent KKK member or something, then totally, let's all say good riddance. But if someone takes drugs, why should that be a reason to say their death isn't sad or that people shouldn't mourn?

Only if you have a skeleton fetish.

At least she looked cute in The Fast and the Furious. But she has never been hot and nowadays she's definitely not hot.

now, that is even sadder.

Brewster is hot.

And that tweet is really, really sad.

Wow.

/facepalm

There a some reports that the daughter actually witnessed the crash.

You know what he meant.

NSFW:

Now she is definitely hot.

Yep. Pretending to know people isn't my thing.

Phoenix was shooting "Interview With the Vampire" when he died.

Natalie Wood died during the filming of "Brainstorm." The resulting battle to finish it pretty much ended Douglas Trumbull's career as a theatrical film director.

Dude, if you like the men it's alright. Whatever floats your boat.


She's smoking hot.

Who was he to be? Armand? I ask because I recall that Anne Rice was very vocal with her displeasure over the casting of Antonio Banderas and said that it should have been Leonardo DiCaprio instead.

To each his own. She has the body of an emaciated 10-year-old boy and a very gaunt, skeletal face.

Like I said, she looked cute (in a girl next door sort of way) in The Fast and the Furious but she was never hot. And she's certainly not hot these days, looking her all time worst.

She's been hot since The Faculty.

Like I said, to each his own.

You like her and I see nothing wrong with that, despite my disagreeing with you regarding her looks.

I thought it was the Christian Slater character.

Sad to hear his death. Didn't know he was in Pleasantville which I loved.

This is correct.

I read that he also donated his entire paycheck to River's favorite charities which I thought was pretty cool.

This is low.

I'm not going to get any fans with this post, but here goes...

When I read that, it reminded me of the kind of memorial tweet I would see from previous co-stars or co-workers of someone well liked who just died.
Of course this could be chalked up to shock and not having the full weight sink in yet. And I don't like the idea of critiquing the behavior of someone in mourning.
But I can't get over the sensation of how odd it seems to me (admittedly, an old fart) to see a child tweeting a RIP post in the hours after the out of nowhere death of their parent, which at the same time is so articulate and poised as well.
I don't doubt that she loved him, and vice versa- it's just the sense of manageable distance that the articulation implies is striking to me.

But then I expect that perspective is par for the course with celebrity and/or wealthy 1% households.

OTOH, maybe this is just how adolescents process experiences now- everything they experience is merely grist for perfunctory social media dissemination.

Disgusting but unfortunately not surprising (in response to MrSmearkase's post).

Didn't see the post directly preceding mine....that fully explains it.

The pictures of Tyrese at the crash site are tugging at my heart strings, even though I wish he could've gone there in peace.

I guess when they said the Fast & Furious franchise was like family, they meant it.