Bill Paxton Dead

[drew890]

Rest In Peace Coconut Pete.

[funkymonkey1111]

crappy.

he was great in "big love"

dies from "complications from surgery"--wonder if it was an infection? no such thing as "routine surgery"--you're taking your life in your hands just being in a hospital these days with MRSA, C-dif, sepsis, etc...

[TheGrey]

:(

[Gman]

"Game over man, game over!"


RIP

dies from "complications from surgery"--wonder if it was an infection? no such thing as "routine surgery"--you're taking your life in your hands just being in a hospital these days with MRSA, C-dif, sepsis, etc...
Yep. Could have been a complicated procedure, or it could have been a problem with anesthesia. Every time I've woken up from surgery, I've found it's great to be alive.

[Doc45]

Post-op stroke after heart surgery. My father, a cardiac patient from age 48-71, had a valve replacement. The er nurse miscounted the sponges, the post-op x-ray revealed a sponge still inside. While undergoing the second surgery he suffered a stroke, lasted 3 months then passed. Things happen, very saddened to hear about Bill Paxton, always enjoyed his roles. Just started a new series, "Training Day", loosely based on the film,

[Great-Kazoo]

Too bad. Wonder how they'll story like the tv series.

[flogger]

He was fantastic in Hatfields & McCoys. Too sad, condolences to the family.

[lllRorlll]

I will always see him as Chet.... RIP

[speedysst]

For me, Morgan Earp...RIP 69365

[Kaiser.Shooter]

I will always see him as Chet.... RIP

Same here, RIP

[brutal]

RIP

Thoroughly enjoyed watching him in every piece of his work I have seen.

[wctriumph]

RIP, Bill.

[Bailey Guns]

Damn. "Simon", from True Lies, was my favorite character he played.

[funkymonkey1111]

Damn. "Simon", from True Lies, was my favorite character he played.

"The 'vette gets 'em wet!"

[theGinsue]

I will always see him as Chet.... RIP

That's disgusting Wyatt.
That's Chet, Gary.


RIP

Thoroughly enjoyed watching him in every piece of his work I have seen.

Agreed. I didn't always like the characters he portrayed, but I enjoyed his portrayal in every role.

[Aloha_Shooter]

Damn, he was still relatively young too. For me, his most iconic role was as Fred Haise in Apollo 13.

69366

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

How many times has Bill Pullman had to tweet that he is actually still alive?

[Big E3]

I always thought that he made the characters he played interesting and memorable. Too bad he never had that huge success in a leading role. But, he was in a ton of movies. I was starting to like his character in Training Day. Rest in peace, I will miss him.

It always freaks the wife out when somebody my age dies.

[Monky]

Man and the new show training day was growing on me


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[Gman]

Bill Paxton Cause of Death Revealed: Stroke After Heart Surgery (http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/celebrity/bill-paxton-cause-of-death-revealed-stroke-after-heart-surgery/ar-AAnU5NI?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartandhp)


Bill Paxton‘s death certificate has been released.

The actor’s cause of death was a stroke following heart surgery, according to his death certificate, obtained by TMZ.

Paxton underwent surgery to replace a heart valve and correct an aortic aneurysm when complications arose.

According to the death certificate, Paxton had surgery on Feb. 14 and died 11 days later on the 25th after suffering a stroke. He was 61.

[Ridge]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efa9RdRKNt0

[brutal]

Too Soon?

I'll always remember this scene.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoE7B0Jf_eQ

[Squeeze]

I was absolutely shocked to hear this. I can't believe he passed away at age 61. So young. I really enjoyed watching his films and he seemed like a great guy. Prayers for the family.