Philip Seymour Hoffman

I’ve read with the deepest sadness about the cold death of Philip Seymour Hoffman, that I loved in his severe actorship’s ability to render the suffering of men throughout different movies. Here’s a memory article that I found really special and toughtful about the actor, from the Esquire magazine by the editor Tom Junod. Just a note. One of the best films I’ve ever seen is Before the devil knows you’re dead, (2007), where the filmmaker, the amazing Sidney Lumet, has directed his last film (and last for Hoffman too): the exceptional character of the protagonist (the other one is […]