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Tony Scott, the man in the director chair of classic motion picture hits like Top Gun and Days of Thunder, was found dead earlier today, subsequently to jumping off the Vincent Thomas Bridge in San Pedro.
Given the circumstances of his death, a suicide seems like the most likely reason for his passing, but the official investigation is currently zooming in on the details, such as a note that Scott had left inside his Prius, which was parked on the bridge.
His work is far larger than the two aforementioned titles and we’re inviting you to take a look at his filmography by following this link. According to the authorities, it is unclear why Scott, aged 68, decided to take his life and not even the note found in his car manages to change this.
His work is far larger than the two aforementioned titles and we’re inviting you to take a look at his filmography by following this link. According to the authorities, it is unclear why Scott, aged 68, decided to take his life and not even the note found in his car manages to change this.
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