His role in the film “An Officer and a Gentlemen” was really good, and he helped pave the way for the likes of Mahershala Ali, Cuba Gooding, Jr. and (to an extent) Denzel Washington to get Oscars for the Best Supporting Actor role.
Indeed, we could said the same about a bunch of other actors.His role in the film “An Officer and a Gentlemen” was really good, and he helped pave the way for the likes of Mahershala Ali, Cuba Gooding, Jr. and (to an extent) Denzel Washington to get Oscars for the Best Supporting Role.
The downside, though, is that in the same article:
If only he laid off the alcohol and cocaine.
RIP to the OG Vortigaunt voice.
I've seen more than a few people die from this cancer and I'd absolutely wish it on my worst enemies. It's damn unfortunate when cool folks get it (Paul Harrell) but those like King Fuckface deserve it. Still, he has the resources that he won't die writhing the way so many others do.
IDK, Steve Jobs had more money than God, and he still looked horrible in the last photos of him right before the end. Even unlimited resources and wealth can't prevent the inevitable. To paraphrase the chess quote "At the end of the game, the king and the pawn go into the same box." While I think he's pretty much a drain on society, or at least has contributed little, if nothing for the vast amount of resources that The Crown™
controls, I don't think he deserves to needlessly suffer for it. To me that's specifically reserved for truly evil people like murderers, child abusers, and others that have truly been evil.
I wouldn't for its own sake but if I could pick Boogie getting it or some actual human, Boogie's getting it.
He had a pretty good run for someone with all that shit happening.
Steve Jobs might have lived longer if he hadn't been rich and surrounded by yes-men. He had neuroendocrine islet tumors in his pancreas, which is actually treatable and not a death sentence. Any other pancreatic cancer patient would have traded with him in a heartbeat. Being an innovative genius wunderkind, Jobs elected to goof around with hippie woo until it was too late.
It's one thing to buck tradition where you're choosing an idiosyncratic design choice. Being idiosyncratic about pancreatic cancer will get you idiosyncratically dead, and nobody will think you were a genius for that shit.
Thats besides the point, but yes, I agree. His hubris and arrogance ended up costing him his life. Pancreatic Cancer is one of the worst outcome types, and he figuratively "won the lottery" in the fact that the type he had was more easily treatable. But he "knew better" than the experts, and we see where that got him. If anything, that just shows that money doesn't impart wisdom.
Literally who?
Somebody who couldn't crack 100k subs on YouTube before dying by his own hand. I hope Ya Boi Zack does a video on this.
I'm actually very sad about this one, I don't want to deep-dive the allegations or read his suicide note because it will just bum me out too much but it sounds like some #MeToo shit got flung his way and spiraled too fast. I enjoyed his videos because he focused on comics from an artist's perspective and had a lot of insight.
Flaherty was one of the underrated performers on SCTV, perhaps the show's MVP, which makes him one of the most underrated comedic actors of all time. Unlike some of his fellow SCTV alumni, Hollywood never found a niche for him.
