“My brother Michael has left the stage,” Virginia told the Variety portal. “It was thunder and a velvet. Travesura wrapped in tenderness. A poet disguised as outlaw. A father, a son, a brother: marked by the contradiction, tempered by a love that left a mark“
Madsen died on July 3 at his home in Los Angeles because of cardiac arrest. He was 67 years old.
In his felt words about him, Virginia, 63, explained: “We do not cry to a public figure. We do not cry to a myth, but someone with flesh and bone and a fierce heart. That crossed life with strength, brilliance and an almost burning fire. That leaves us echoes – plaid, bright, unrepeatable – half legend, half the cradle song. “
Virginia talked about the time she and Michael spent together in her childhood. They had a sister, Cheryl.
“I will miss our jokes, the sudden laughs, his voice. I will miss the child who was before becoming a legend; I miss my older brother,” he said. “Thanks to all those who have shown us their love and their memory. Over time, we will share how we plan to celebrate your lifebut for now, we will remain united and let the silence express what words cannot express. “
Michael Madsen’s career
Michael Madsen He was known for his frequent collaborations with the director Quentin Tarantinoin films like Reservoir dogs 1992, where he played Mr. Blonde, and the two volumes of Kill Bill. Both also collaborated in the films The Hateful Eight (2015) and Eleven upon to Time in Hollywood (2019).
Other your jobs include films such as Thelma & Louise, The Doors and Donnie Brasco.
Sister and brother co -starred in the 2007 satirical documentary, Being Michael Madsenas fictitious versions of themselves.
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