Bummer. He never had any super huge roles, but he was always a solid character in the parts he played. Did well in The Usual Suspects and (I think?) as the priest in Baz Luhrmann Romeo and Juliet. I liked him for his award-winning In the Name of the Father as well, though I didn't get as much out of that movie as some did.
Kind of one of those interesting actors that is always around, has minor roles, but seems a better actor than a lot of the big names, ironically.
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Agreed. Whenever I saw his name in a supporting role on a film, I would wait patiently to see how bad he would make the 'star' look in comparison to his own exquisite performance.|
Originally Posted by Grey Pilgrim
Kind of one of those interesting actors that is always around, has minor roles, but seems a better actor than a lot of the big names, ironically.
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An excellent actor and a sad loss. RIP.
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Damn. He was great.
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Hmmmm one of the inmates from Alien 3.
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My condolences to his and the other 150,000 families who lost a loved one on the 3rd.
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I'll miss him.
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