Every once in awhile you hear about a celibrity's death, and you feel something stir inside. The last time I felt so upset was when Bernie Mac died. And now this.

What makes them so different than other celebrities? The fact that they do their job, and love every minute of it. You don't see them in the news clamoring for the spotlight, or hearing about the kinds of trouble they're getting into, and every once in awhile you catch them in a good movie, because they tend to be selective of the roles they play in.

In a time when Hollywood is in such disarray, we need more actors like them. And in a time when economy is what it is, and we tend to question the morals of humanity, we need more people like them.

Now... taking a big sigh, I suddenly have the urge to go home and watch "The Green Mile" and "Daredevil". Damn them for not making a sequel, I thought he was great in his role as Kingpin.

I only remember this guy from Talledaga Nights The Ballad of Ricky Bobby and maybe Daredevil. But still he will be missed! Farewell!
*Note: You spelled celebrity wrongly.(Just saying)

I remember him from Green Mile and Daredevil. Poor guy seemed to always get a part in a film where he was being beaten up or killed. =\
Great actor though, and it's sad to see him go. =[

I was sad when I heard about this. Hearing he was going to be in a movie always made me want to see it more. He even made The Scorpion King bearable.

I was forced to watch The Scorpion King by my older brother... it wasn't at all interesting to me, and I don't remember seeing him in that film (most likely because I tried to forget I had ever seen it, lol).

He was the giant tribesman that led the amazon type people, ended up helping him in the end and taking on like 12 people without a weapon, because he's just boss like that. I think he also pushed down a giant statue on top of a bunch of people.

But, he fought with the Scorpion King and lost.