[GTA_stu]

Ah man that's sad, he made some great films. I'd heard of him but wasn't really aware of what he'd made, then just now I was looking through the list of films he directed/produced and there's so many great films on that list.

[GTAvanja]

Well that's a damn shame. I really liked most of his movies. He directed Man on Fire. I love that movie.

[fgcarva1]

QUOTE (JOSEPH X @ Monday, Aug 20 2012, 02:44)

HOLY CRAP!! That's the bridge from trailer one!!

A good (not great IMO) Hollywood Director commits suicide and all you can think of is GTA V? I hope to God you're kidding.

But yeah, never saw much in his movies that really stand out. But it is always a shame when someone chooses to end their life. Rest in peace.

[RARusk]

Well, they say they go in threes. Tony Scott is one and Phyllis Diller is two. Who's going to be next?

[EscoLehGo]

QUOTE (RARusk @ Monday, Aug 20 2012, 20:52)

Well, they say they go in threes. Tony Scott is one and Phyllis Diller is two. Who's going to be next?

Let's hope it's a douchebag.

[AlexGTAGamer]

Rest In Peace.

I really enjoyed quite a few of his works. I wonder how Ridley is taking this? Pretty hard I'd imagine.

[Chunk]

That's insane. I really liked True Romance and Man on Fire.

RIP.

[finn4life]

QUOTE (Iminicus @ Monday, Aug 20 2012, 18:37)

QUOTE (Otter @ Sunday, Aug 19 2012, 23:21) ...sonofabitch. I wish he'd sought help. So sad. It appears he had inoperable brain tumors or some sh*t. I guess he wanted to die before it got the best of him. Shame he had to do something so drastic instead of seeking medical help ala assisted suicide.

Yep, either way he was a dead man, f*ck rotting away in a hospital bed for your last months.
Rest In Peace.
Produced and directed some good movies, Deja Vu being my favourite.

[WF the Hobgoblin]

The oldest brother Frank died from cancer, guess Tony didn't want to go out the same way.

[darthYENIK]

Very sad. Wasn't particularly fond of his style of directing (am much more of a fan of Ridley, not that I have to choose), a lot of his movies felt more like music videos. I said this in the topic I made in the Movie & TV chat (I searched, don't know why I didn't see this topic)...

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So sad. I've driven over that bridge countless times, and it's got a great view of Long Beach harbor. It'll never be the same. R.I.P

[Adept]

Crimson Tide, Enemy of the State, True Romance, and Man on Fire were my favorite of his movies. Particularly Crimson Tide because my dad was in the Navy and that was one of his favorites. I think the True Romance script was written by Quinten Tarantino and stars alot of famous actors, some before they were household names. This is sad way for someone to go. I think Dr. Kevorkian might have had the right idea.

[UNRATED69]

It's really depressing to see someone so talented go out like this, but I guess it beats wasting away in a hospital. He was a very good director, too, with True Romance, Man on Fire, and Deja Vu being some of my favorite films of all time. R.I.P.

[WF the Hobgoblin]

He may not have had cancer after all, it seems.

http://news.sky.com/story/975119/coroner-n...r-in-tony-scott

[ZoomZoom]

I am late

R.I.P. Tony..

My condolences to his family/..

[Gtaman_92]

Is real f*cked up dude had to take his own life instead of seeking help and dealing with his condition, man on fire was his best film.