Tom Sizemore’s Family Considering End-Of-Life Plan After His Aneurysm
According to reports, the family of actor Tom Sizemore is considering a recommendation from medical staff for an end-of life plan.
Sizemore, a Detroit native, has been struggling with drug addiction since he is 15. VH1’s six episode series documented his methamphetamine- and heroin addictions. “Shooting Sizemore.”
Charles Lago is Sizemore’s manager , “We are asking for privacy for his family during this difficult time and they wish to thank the hundreds of messages of prayers and support that have been received. This has been a difficult time for them.”
Sizemore started his career as a film director in 1989, in films such. “Lock Up,” “Rude Awakening,” “Penn & Teller Get Killed,” And “Born on the Fourth of July.” His performance in 1993 was the turning point for his career. “Heart and Souls,” He was also nominated to the Saturn Award for Best Supporting Artist.
Memorable performances “Heat,” “The Relic,” “Devil in a Blue Dress” And “Witness Protection” Following his major roles in “Saving Private Ryan” And “Black Hawk Down.”
Sizemore published his memoir in 2013. “By Some Miracle I Made It Out Of There” In which he discussed his long-term affair with Elizabeth Hurley, a model. He wrote: “I just loved her. I didn’t see other girls, didn’t talk about other girls – I was completely enraptured and in her world.”
“She taught me a lot about myself,” He recalled. “She taught me that I wasn’t who I thought I was. I’d always thought I was the kind of person who’d never take that kind of treatment from a girl, and what I learned is that I’ll take a lot of things from a girl if I love her, and, in fact, I’ll take too much. I really lost myself in Elizabeth Hurley.”
“Eventually, I was able to get out of my relationship with Elizabeth but I never really got over her – I just moved on out of emotional necessity,” He concluded.
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Recent interview with Age of the NerdSizemore was asked what he owed for his longevity in the acting industry. “My passion for the work. I’ve always loved movies,” He answered. “That’s why I started doing this and after all these years I still adore movies.”
We were asked which films we liked. “jump out at you as being just the most memorable or the most exciting,” Sizemore replied, “Natural Born Killers was the first leading part in a major production. It was such a unique production and the actors were so terrific. Oliver Stone was at the top of his game, and Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan for obvious reasons. … Heat, Black Hawk Down, Dreamcatcher, A Broken Life, and The Last Lullaby; I truly love those movies. I was lucky to have been given the opportunity to work with many terrific directors.”
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