Philip Seymour Hoffman
Do we have to go over this every time this happens? It's an addiction, an illness. It doesn't matter how rich, successful or well-respected someone is nor, tragically, how much they love their family and they love back in return. He was filling a hole that, unfortunately, he couldn't feel he could fill with that which the rest of us can. That is the nature of addiction.
Completely forgot about him in "Charlie Wilson's War". Great film.
AB2 wrote: Anyway, a really tragic story. What the fuck was a rich, successful, peer-respected 47-year-old with a young family doing injecting himself to the gills with heroin?
Completely forgot about him in "Charlie Wilson's War". Great film.
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