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Albert Brooks, the actor who starred with Hurt in the film “Behind the News” in 1987, expressed on his Twitter account: “So sad to hear this news. Working with him on `Broadcast News´ was incredible. He will be greatly missed.”
For its part, Marvel Studios posted on its official account: “May an incredible talent like William Hurt, beloved Thaddeus ‘Thunderbolt’ Ross rest in peace in our Marvel Cinematic Universe.”
Actor Topher Grace said: “Grateful to have had the opportunity to work with William Hurt. I greatly admired his performance and seeing his commitment in person was remarkable. My thoughts are with his family.”
Meanwhile, George Takei, an actor who became popular for playing Hikaru Sulu, in the series “Star Trek” wrote: “Saddened by the news of the death of actor William Hurt. He broke the mold in his Oscar-winning role in ‘Kiss of the Spider Woman’, broke smiles in ‘Broadcast News’ and broke our hearts in ‘The Accidental Tourist’. A great loss to the world. Rest among the stars now, good sir.”
Writer Stephen King said: “I am very sorry to hear of the passing of William Hurt. He was a good actor, winner of an Academy Award. He also did a classic reading of my short story ‘Short Men in Yellow Coats’ from the book ‘Hearts in Atlantis’. I loved transporting myself with the immense talent of him”.
For his part, actor Russell Crowe, who worked with Hurt on the film “Robin Hood”, said: “William Hurt has passed away. On ‘Robin Hood,’ I was aware of his reputation for asking character-driven questions, so I compiled a file on the life of William Marshall. He looked for me when he got to the set. I handed him the stack. I’m not sure if I’ve ever seen a bigger smile.”
Comedian, actor and TV host John Fugelsang wrote: “God bless William Hurt. There’s no way to overstate how he dominated film acting in the 1980s. I had pictures of him on my wall as a teenager. He earned an Oscar nomination for “A History of Violence” for 8 minutes of screen time. He used to call me “birdsong” in emails. Thanks Bill.”
Source: Ambito
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