Philip Seymour Hoffman death: Watch one of his final interviews
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Watch one of Philip Seymour Hoffman's final interviews at the Sundance Film Festival last month. Hoffman was promoting his new film A Most Wanted Man at the American film festival. The Oscar Award-winning actor appeared to hint at the fact he was feeling lonely, after saying that was one of the qualities he shared with his character. The renowned actor was found dead in his New York apartment on Sunday, apparently of a drug overdose. Report by Andrea Lilly.
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He looked so tired, so much pain in his eyes. Life must’ve been torture for the poor man. I hope he’s found peace. You were a gift to this world, we were lucky to have you while you were here.
Beautiful words
🤝
@@davidtownsend1792 🙄
@@mindabiboso78 what
You’re over interpreting with the benefit of hindsight. Self indulgent millionaire celebrities are not living through “torture”.
Regardless of his off screen behaviour, which at the end of the day is his personal life, rightly or wrongly. The fact remains, that the film world has lost one of its finest actors, what a shame, R.I.P. Mr. Hoffman.
Well said. Thank you.
@Lisa Surlie Go troll back to your cellar.
@Lisa Surlie the edge is strong with this one lol
I’m sorry he passed away but he was just an okayish actor...
@@stargazer7668 That's an unpopular opinion. Most people including me think he was an very amazing actor. In fact most top actors consider him one of the best. That said, acting is not a competition and is subjective, so I respect your opinion.
A master of his craft. He will be a big loss. R.I.P.
Brilliant actor,great heart,troubled soul.God bless him.You are missed.x
cocteautwinned well said
.I miss him.
Beautiful poetic description.
I miss him very much. Great person!
I don’t think Phill was very good at being a celebrity, but he was without a doubt one of THE greatest actors of all time.
ABSOLUTELY agree. Your comment nailed it! Perfect words!!
I miss him too! When he would appear on the screen, often in a movie in which I didn't even know he was, the entire movie just got better!
That's a good point.
@Lisa Surlie I bet you're fun at parties
Absolutely
It's been close to 2 years and I still can't get over his death. I, like many, assumed he was a partier, that he'd been a hard drinker and done drugs his entire career. When he died I assumed his drug use was at the very least a product of his intense performances or that perhaps drug use helped make those performances. I was shocked to find out very recently that he had been sober for 23 years, attended AA multiple times a week, and had 3 small children. So many of the cruel and callus comments on any video about him show an incredibly unfeeling and hateful ignorance about addiction. As a 4 year sober alcoholic myself I can feel his pain. He beat his addiction until just a few months before his passing. Because he was a drug user he fell into a trap many drug addicts do. They put alcohol in a different class and convince themselves they can drink without falling back into drugs. That's exactly what he did. He convinced himself that since he'd been clean for 23 years he could imbibe a little alcohol like a responsible adult. The result should not surprise us. It's also clear his role in the play Death of a Salesman was incredibly trying. When you make a movie you do the scene and you're done. When you do a play you have to get into that role night after night after night. He even said it was killing him. His family and friends knew he was on a downward spiral, but anyone who has tried to help and addict knows how hopeless and powerless it feels. He did not hide it. He even told people if he didn't stop he was going to die. My heart very selfishly aches for myself that I'll never see him in another role, but mostly for his family, especially his 3 kids it would appear he was very devoted to. The life of PSH should educate us all that assumptions have no place when talking about the human heart and soul. He is missed and will continue to be missed for a very long time.
+Kerrie Cobain wow,you made this comment all about yourself
It's funny how it's now frowned upon to invoke your own experience when reacting to something. As if we should all exist in a vacuum, even though no one does. Maybe I did make it about me. How many bytes did I take up? How many bytes did I steal from the mouth of Hoffman? I don't think he would begrudge me. Do you?
+Kerrie Cobain Don't pay that douche any mind, I feel the same way. Good post
Kerrie Cobain SO MANY WORDS 😱
You wrote this from your heart Thank You.
"Acting is torturous, and it's torturous because you know it's a beautiful thing ... Wanting it is easy, but trying to be great - well, that's absolutely torturous." - Philip Seymour Hoffman
Being depressed is a feeling, living with depression is a chronic disease, a continuous stream of painful being, an empty hole in your soul you are never able to fill you strive to feel good, to feel great, for a moment you think you have it, then you are chasing your tail again and again until you just can't chase it anymore. RIP Philip Seymour Hoffman you are truly great in our hearts and minds forever
That makes me quite worried about myself. I don’t know if I’ll make it out of this battle, that’s the truth, I’ll never give up but I really don’t know anymore i
@@Phoenix-tq8lt you will, don't worry about it. it'll never go away fully but, like PSH said in the master, you've got to bring the dragon down and wrestle.
So true words ❤❤❤
Drug addiction killed him. Period. I can't think of another actor of his generation that I've enjoyed watching more. My sincere regards to his family, wife and kids.
met him a few times and never until he died knew it was him even though I loved his acting. He was in a group we shared membership in Manhattan
The greatest American actor of his generation. Such a tragedy we will never get to experience so much more magic and magical unpredictability he could have illuminated on the cinema screen.
Actually the most embarrassing thing about most of the comments on here is how self centred and unintelligent they show themselves to be.
"if i was in his position"
"I would care more about my family"
"oh I would never do that to my kids"
me, me, me, me.
I pay respect to him as a great actor...which he was.
As for his personal life...I am going to let you in on a little secret... you and I know nothing about it and dont need to know nothing about it. The same people who criticise him while he is dead are the same ones who whip up the media to publish more and more stories about him.
Well said.
Well said. Thank you.
_(the gossip and News media whoremongers are the reason I don't watch the News anymore and I surly can't believe a thing any of them report)_
No well said at all but thanks for Enthralling us with your Acumen
Very well said
very true...addiction has nothing to do with the self. no one should judge just look around you and help those in need. Let the '' ME ME ME'' ones try that on....they would most likely just ignore it
all talk no action
It saddens me how some people are saying so terrible things about him.
Addiction is a terrible thing. It does terrible things.
But sometimes bad things happen to good people.
Let's not forget that.
Yay drugs just fall into your veins from the sky.
@@jillsmcfarland2001 Juvenile antics, They aren’t cute Jills
@@jillsmcfarland2001people will remember Phillips work for hundreds of years. Who will remember you?
You can see from miles away what a good man (and wonderfull talent) he was. l want to hug him.
"There is a loneliness so great in this world that you can see it in the slow movements on the hands of a clock"
Charles Bukowski
he looks so defeated and downtrodden, he had so many years ahead of him. RIP.
I think it was exhaustion, i.e. a screening of the film after-the-fact - he was probably
with it from the writing stage - to post production/editing.
A man who had everything, fame, fortune and most importantly a beautiful family but yet still couldn’t find happiness. It’s tragic and all to familiar and common in the world. RIP PSH
@@FOXAMG63 Yeah, it happens all the time. A lot of people don't realize that what you have or even don't have doesn't indicate happiness or unhappiness. That's very clear to me these days.
So sad he passed, i had a huge crush on him too. He was a very underrated actor, overlooked a lot.
Rest in peace pal.
He was not underrated, He was known to be one of the absolute best of his generation.
I had a crush on him as well. Your comment: I felt that. ♥️
I know it's been 2 years since this comment but I ALSO had a crush on him 🙋♀️ rest well mister PSH 💜❤
i miss him, he was a wonderful actor and he’s always been one of my favorites since i was 9. rest in paradise phillip
If someone asked me those shitty questions over and over I would most certainly want a drink or some drugs
It's unpleasant but a relativley small price for doing something you love on that level,
Yeah, pretty sure that's not the reason
How incredibly immature and childish you must be. Zero coping skills and no regard for your grieving family that you've selfishly left behind.
"the loneliness" ...
Tim Schweizer Or? the endless amount of money to spend on drugs?
@@jasonpeters3558 and the loneliness which exacerbates the drug use
you caught that too....
People who equate money to happiness, a sense of purpose or the meaning of life are simpleton’s. I’ve never been rich, I’m sure it’d change me but would it change my soul? Or the inner demons Mr. Hoffman dealt with most likely before he ever had money?
.... Is worse
I'm from Russia. Hoffman's death shocked me. Another similar tragedy was Williams' death at about the same time. Their great roles remained...
Same here, especially Williams hit extremely hard. Incredibly talented, both of them. Greetings from Sardinia, Italy
Grettings from Peru, both deaths where unexpected
Who was William? My mind went to Princr William, but thankfully he is alive.
@@IWantToMature85 Heath Ledger was lost around the same time. They were good friends and both top top actors. Other top actors considered both Philip and Heath two of the best and most talented at that time. Tragic we lost both of them, we can only imagine what they would have produced since then. Heath is the other actor I can of think of who passed away at the time. I'm not sure about Williams either, or who that is.
depession/addiction knos no bounds
I had the supreme privilege of being hired and directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman in a tv Bank commercial. My fondest memory was being interviewed by him . A brilliant , authentic and kind man. 💔 RIP 💥
Heroin sucked the life out of him, this guy was 46 and he looked 60
I met him several times and spoke with him before he really went downhill, he was as sharp as they come. He was a brilliant actor and actually a very funny guy. I personally think he was one of the greatest actors in his age group, but unfortunately he had his demons and died with a needle in his arm alone.
People try to judge someone through there life style .... U don't know what there going through . People go through pain so don't try to judge someone people make mistakes
was just unbelievable in CAPOTE.
Its nice to know there are so many perfect people out there !
Right?!
He was spectacular despite his personal issues. But that doesn't matter to me how he died its how he lived and the incredible roles he took on that made him infamous and one of the greatest actors in cinema.
he seems to be in so much pain...it breaks my heart
This man was a real actor, in every way! How many real actors are there in Hollywood? I hate that we lost him!
That was his Demon. Love his craft. We all have demons. Seeing this hurts. He is a great actor
We love you, Philip Seymour Hoffman.
what awful generic questions
Yeah. And the way she says "overdose" at 1:15 drives me crazy, for some reason.
Ya absolutely terrible questions from that interviewer
Just back from "Before the devil knows you're dead" excellent movie. Deeply shocked.
Great actor. It would be pretty superficial to think that he took substances just for the fun of it and ruined things that way ..life is complex.
"just for the fun"?! You're in his room when he did it? He clearly wanst doint for the "fun".
@@Herbert2892 um, re-read the comment
Mr. Hoffman was def. talented, and he could play any character. Love Liza was the movie that drew me closer to him, and saw him as a beautiful Gem of an actor.🥰🌹💐🌹
Agreed! Almost word for word comments. ♥️
He elevated the MI franchise when he was in it. What a talent !
Man I didn’t realize he was only 46 yrs old and a father of three so sad!RIP Phillip
He was an incredible actor -- when he was onscreen he owned your undivided attention.
What a shame. Rest well PSH 💜 the depression,emptiness and drugs took you in the end. A talent never to be forgotten
This is sad why did he have to leave us!😿
and his children
Heroin is powerful it can bring anyone into its trap
Best and Worst drug ever invented. It will take any soul into it's trap.
@@davidparker667 tickle the Dragon's tail once too many times........
I think it was ALot more than that.
@@davidparker667 are you an addict?
@@chrisarm3047 A lost ten year of my life to Heroine, an anuva three to methadone that wus meant tae get us affit
What a loss. RIP Mr. Phillip Seymour Hoffman.
His role as Truman Capote was the greatest acting performance I’ve ever had the pleasure of seeing. From one alcoholic to another 🤢😓🙏🙏
One day at a time brother 🤝
@@peabody573 27 years strong ❤️✅🙏🙏
rest in peace Philip....we love u and miss you here in NYC...God bless ur babies too
He was a world class actor. Big loss to the movie business!
You can hear and see . Breaks my heart. My fav person of all time.
My absolute favorite actor - RIP...😥
He was my favorite actor..he became a character/brilliantly portrayed a role better than anyone I have seen. So sad he passed away.
As always so many idiots in a you tube comments section - But this man was amazing, humble and so talented. Unfortunately an addiction killed him, something anybody, especially the famous are vulnerable to. But his work will live on and has touched millions. RIP. A great man.
@Lisa Surlie Must I spend my morning explaining how cremation works, love?
@Lisa Surlie Insignificant troll that never will and never has done anything a fraction of the value that Hofmann accomplished in his lifetime
@lisasurliewildadventures Obviously, it doesn't take a genius to see you're completely useless with no talent at all. You don't have a family at all, or at least any that supports you. You're uneducated and weren't raised right by whoever raised you. You have no job, or no plan to make any real money at any point at all, because you're good at nothing and have no talent. Get off of here, and just be of use. Do something with your life. If you keep this up you're going to continue sitting there being a failure with absolutely no family or friends, and part of that is because no one wants anything to do with you because of who you are. Your negativity is palpable over the internet, and I can only imagine how much weakness and negativity you give off in your own life. You're weak, sad, and useless. You can change this if you put in the work and decide to be a decent human being, and this is something you should really think about or you will be in the same horrible spot you're in now. I feel bad for you truthfully, and I hope you decide to change. I hope you learned something of value either way. I don't want to see you on here with your nonsense and stupidity again, understood?
One of the Greats. We love you regardless
Great talent!
Amazing character actor
Always brought his "A game"
He looks like he's on the verge of tears. He wants help but can't say it. He looks like the guilt and shame is killing him. RIP . This life is meant to break us.
If we let it.
He looked dejected, but on the verge of tear is very very unlikely.
One of the greatest actors of all time
What a special dude. I loved his work and he was one of the best at his craft. Glad we have his performances to remember him by.
Mr Hoffman is my favorite modern actor.
Such an amazing talent! So many different roles/characters and he crushed it! Lost too soon
Was great in Boogie nights. can't name just one,he was that good as an actor. ..
One of our greatest ever actors.
One of my favourite actors.
I can't believe when you commented that no one ever said you were cute. You certainly were, and more. R.I.P handsome man.
Oh Shit! One of my favorite actors. One of the great!!!!
God one of the best actors I ever saw! He seems quite sad and hollow here! A great loss! RIP
HIS BEST FILM EVER A MOST WANTED MAN I REALLY LIKED HIM IN THAT MOVIE 🎬
The interview at 0:21 says it all. By the look on his face you can tell he's really tired and mentally exhausted. He's totally frustrated by that interviews and the questions. Notice the way he pretends that he is deeply thinking what to say at 0:31 when actually he don't give a fuck he just yaps and makes something up to satisfy them. Here's a man that had enough of everything. We all have a breaking point. Much respect for that guy. RIP.
You're right... his eyes looking up like "i hate every second of this bs".
RIP dude.
Philip actor legendary Best 🎭
🌹
I miss you, man.
Loved him in Moneyball and Twister.
He was an amazing actor
Wow, he looked awful in that last interview. Heroin is such an evil substance. It caresses your mind, body and soul with such a warm, comfortable feeling that makes you believe everything is bursting with benevolence and bliss! But then... before you even know it, it has clamped down on your dignity with the force of a thousand suns. And if you're lucky enough to survive the countless swords & sledgehammers it maniacally swings at everything holding your life together... You spend the rest of your time wondering why nothing seems pleasurable or fun anymore. Old hobbies are replaced by sheer boredom, and most of your friends appear to have forgotten you ever even existed. And then the whisper... That subtle yet overwhelming whisper... Straight into your consciousness.. "Please.. just one more. I will make life good again.."
Wow. I've been off dope for almost 4 years now and that little paragraph sums up heroin addiction quite well. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy.
Congrats. I've been off for a year and a half and those were incredibly dark days. What an effort it takes to stop
PsyintZ My daughter is afflicted on heroin and I haven't seen her in ten years now.Every time she says she will come visit she never shows.Reading your comment brought tears rushing .Ive never heard anyone put it in such a way,so surreal.Im glad you made it out!Godbless you
One of the best descriptions of heroin I've ever read. Nailed it.
BTW I'm a little over 60 days sober. You're so right, the boredom is painful. Life in general seems dull. I hope my brain will be able to recover, and that my perception of life will revert to what is was pre-addiction. PSA: AVOID OPIATES AT ALL COSTS!
I have been addicted to pain meds for the last 10 years and been clean 3 weeks. I can tell he is under the influence! Probably due to soical anxiety and depression. So sad! Philip rest easy 🙏
99.9% Of the people that are sitting in judgment of Mr. Hoffman ( especially the UA-cam comment section ) Look in the mirror & don't like what they see or ignore the reflection & don't see anything at all.. Keep on doing what your doing as long as it makes you feel better about your miserable existence
Whenever a talented actor dies like this, especially at such a young age, it is sad to think of all the great movies that will never be made in the future. Nothing worse to see such a gifted actor die due to drugs. Wasted talent … 🥺
Regardless of how he lived his life I truly miss him I myself have 10 years of sobriety and I’m 69
Christ I forgot about a most wanted man. That was a great film. God I miss this guy. The master and synecdoche New York all the way.
Can't believe he was only 46. He looks late 50s
Twister , Along Came Polly , The Savages , The Hunger Gamesss , and other great movies from he and such great work
-❤🌹 R.I.P 😢❤
We lost a great talent.
Superb presence .
I miss seeing him in movies, Charlie Wilson's war was my fave next to cold mountain and twister. RIP bro.
He did look tired. Man what a Man ❤🤍❤️🤍
We lost so many great comedians rest in peace to all of them 😪
I would ride the dragon too if I had to put up with the same generic interview questions over and over and over again.
He was amazingly patient at those tired questions.
He and Joaquin Phoenix gave us some of the greatest performances in history in The Master...RIP you beautiful human
“A drug habit like Philip Hoffman will prolly put me in a coffin”
I think he must have been a lonely guy inside.
poor guy had a family, money, a successful career and fulfilling a dream most wish they could have. life is so unfair. he should have lived to support heroin dealers so they could pay their bills, because drug dealers have no choice in America but to sell drugs.
He had it all.....and threw it all away. 😢
People will see and love his work for many generations. He left his mark.
oh God I miss him so much
He's so tired... 💔
Poor guy I love this dude Rip
Great actor. Gone too soon. Was great in Flawless. RIP
Don’t do drugs, people.
I think that if there was someone to really listen to him and support him a friend he could have survived .But from personal experience I know that in the darkest moments unfortunately most times no one cares (at least from my experience)
We have to re-parent ourselves. I did this over the course of many years. First learning that my repressed emotions were manifesting as physical symptoms. Then trying to pay attention to my thoughts instead of repressing them. Then getting away from all the people in my life because I never liked my family but had to be around them and subsequently made friends with the same kind of people; I had to unlearn that. Then years of working through my emotions daily and alone.
If I could go back to my 5-year old self sitting under that bush after running away (for a couple of hours) I would say: "They're animals, don't care about them. Care about yourself. Don't hate them but don't love them either. Become INDEPENDENT and don't rely on them for anything. There's nothing you can do to help them so don't try. People like that only "listen" to success, they never listen to ideas or have the discernment to appreciate good ideas from bad ones. Be independent, be successful, be solo and eventually, they will come to you, hat in hand.
Seeming as Great Artists are Prone to Drug Use
He was The Best
I miss him.
He looks great in this interview.
An amazing talent....
Sweet, deadly, unforgiving "poppy"
I love the guy.great actor
Anyone ever think about the circumstances of his movie "The Master" and his death?
i feel terrible now
There is now need for people to judge this man. He has done that himself already and most likely much more severely so than anyone else would have. For what wrongdoing exactly he did so remains a mystery.