Michael Madsen Remember from his Hollywood comrades. The actor, who cooperative With Quentin Tarantino ever since his director’s debut “Reservoir Dogs” died at the age of 67 after suffering from a cardiac arrest.
Madsen’s team confirmed His death to Indieview and noted that he has not been found responding in his Malibu home. Madsen played in both “Kill Bill” movies, “The Hateful Eight” and “Once Upon A Time in Hollywood” and Almost dived almost in ‘pulp fiction’ Like Vincent Vega, the character that was later played by John Travolta. Outside his work with Tarantino, Madsen acted in “Donnie Brasco”, “The Natural”, “The Doors”, “Thelma & Louise”, “Die Another Day”, “Sin City”, “Boarding Gate” and “Free Willy”, among many other films. His representatives quoted that he also had more projects in work.
“Michael Madsen was one of Hollywood’s most iconic actors, which will be missing by many. (…) Over the past two years, Michael Madsen has done an incredible job with Independent film Including Upcoming Feature Films ‘Resurrection Road,’ ‘Concess,’ and ‘Cookbook for Southern Housewives,’ and was really looking forward to this Next Chapter in His Life, “Madain’s Managers Susan Ferris and Ron Smith and Publicist Lizis Rod and Publis. Indieview.
Madsen’s family, former co -stars and directors took to social media to remember the late actor.
“My brother Michael has left the scene,” wrote his sister, actress Virginia Madsen, in a statement to Amount. “He was thunder and velvet. Mischief wrapped in tenderness. A poet disguised as a curse. A father, a son, a brother – etched in contradiction, hardened by love who left its mark.”
She continued, “We did not mourn a public figure. We do not mourn a myth – but flesh and violent heart. Who stormed through life loudly, brilliant and half in fire. Who leaves us echoes – cruel, brilliant, unreperable – half legend, half lullaby.
The duo worked together in director Michael Mongillos Mockumentary “Being Michael Madsen”, starring as comic versions of themselves.
Madsen’s colleague “Kill Bill” actor Vivica A. Fox told The post That he was a “talented” co -star. “I had the pleasure of working with Michael Madsen on ‘Kill Bill’ and several other movies!” Said Fox. “Michael was a talented man with a fantastic presence on the screen! My deepest condolences and prayers to his family.”
Harvey Keitel, who worked with Madsen on “Reservoir Dogs”, told The post“We have lost another great American poet. Farewell, my dear friend. I will never forget one of the best scenes I have ever seen on film – by you and Chris Penn fight in ‘Reservoir Dogs.’ A great love scene. (Chris Penn died in 2006 at the age of 40.)
James Woods wrote To remember Madsen, “Oh man, this is difficult. Michael and I did” The Getaway “together. We did” straight talk “together. I was always touched by his sweet nature and generosity, the absolute opposite of the” tough guys “that he portrayed so brilliantly. Rest in peace, dear friend.”
Rob Schneider as well wrote“Michael Madsen was a dream to work with. A truly talented actor and gentleman who made every person on the set comfortable; generous with his stories and with his infectious laugh. I just wish we could have done more things together in this crazy business. My love for his children and friends.”
