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Originally posted by Amanda5
reply to post by Annee
What cancer???? How do you know he had cancer? Did you read it on the internet?
Can you answer any of the questions I posed?
Originally posted by gigaherc
Originally posted by trysts
Sounds like he finally sat down and watched one of his own films.
I really hope someday something really horrible will happen to you or your closest ones and then you will receive such sick retarded comment.
You should be banned forever from this site.
Originally posted by Blackmarketeer
I've read some past bio's of Scott especially interviews with actors, who always describe him as an upbeat character, who has a very manic and hyper style of directing, with plenty of joking around on the set. Doesn't seem like the sort of personality that would suffer from depression to the point of suicide. He still had a number of projects in the works, and did his production company just wrapped up Prometheus. So you can't say he was suffering from neglect or a stagnant career.
How do we know it was a suicide? "Witnesses" or a witness claimed he stopped his car, scaled a fence, and jumped without hesitation. Pretty spry, for a 68 yr-old man, who stood 5'-7" tall. Take a look at the fence in question:
The articles claim the fence is "8 to 10" feet tall. I've been over that bridge, and like anyone else who has, can tell you it's taller than 8'. It's at least 10', in fact it felt more like a good 12' or more. In the photo, the height of the fence on the far side of the bridge is nearly equal to the tractor-trailer cab (the one that looks like a sleep-over cab), which, according to DOT, is roughly 13 feet. (*) That's a heckuva fence for a short older guy to climb over.
Was this truly a suicide? Who exactly are these witnesses?
(*) based on these sources: 1, 2edit on 20-8-2012 by Blackmarketeer because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Cassius666
Originally posted by Blackmarketeer
I've read some past bio's of Scott especially interviews with actors, who always describe him as an upbeat character, who has a very manic and hyper style of directing, with plenty of joking around on the set. Doesn't seem like the sort of personality that would suffer from depression to the point of suicide. He still had a number of projects in the works, and did his production company just wrapped up Prometheus. So you can't say he was suffering from neglect or a stagnant career.
How do we know it was a suicide? "Witnesses" or a witness claimed he stopped his car, scaled a fence, and jumped without hesitation. Pretty spry, for a 68 yr-old man, who stood 5'-7" tall. Take a look at the fence in question:
The articles claim the fence is "8 to 10" feet tall. I've been over that bridge, and like anyone else who has, can tell you it's taller than 8'. It's at least 10', in fact it felt more like a good 12' or more. In the photo, the height of the fence on the far side of the bridge is nearly equal to the tractor-trailer cab (the one that looks like a sleep-over cab), which, according to DOT, is roughly 13 feet. (*) That's a heckuva fence for a short older guy to climb over.
Was this truly a suicide? Who exactly are these witnesses?
(*) based on these sources: 1, 2edit on 20-8-2012 by Blackmarketeer because: (no reason given)
Seems like a well trafficked area. Not the best blace for MIB to throw somone off the bridge without somebody noticing, so that detail would speak against him having been suicided.
And what would be the motive to whack him to begin with?
Originally posted by rebellender
I think he just wanted to express an anger of dying young and also spare the family of the expense of death. But thats just my opinion
ETA: Quaid is a jerk off!!! all caps btwedit on 21-8-2012 by rebellender because: (no reason given)
Witnesses who filmed and photographed Tony Scott's fatal leap from a bridge into Los Angeles harbour are reportedly hawking the footage to media outlets.
ABC reported on Monday that the 68-year-old had inoperable brain cancer but hours later the theory was rebuffed by Craig Harvey, the coroner's department chief investigator. "A family spokesman told us late this afternoon that the information was not true, but we will be looking at everything," he told reporters. ABC quickly retreated from the story.
An autopsy had been completed but final results must wait six to eight weeks for toxicology tests, added Harvey.