Michael Madsen, American actor, He died on July 3 in Malibu, California, According to various international media.
Madsen is remembered for his papers in several films, especially in Kill Bill and Street dogs. According to The Hollywood Reporter and other means, He died from a cardiac arrest.
When the agents came after receiving a 911 call at the home of the interpreter in Malibu, they found him unconscious and He was declared dead at 8.25, According to Los Angeles County authorities, California, cited by said medium.
For his part, Liz Rodríguez, representative of the actor, informed that Madsen would have died from natural causes: “We understand that Michael had a heart arrest.”
Michael Madsen’s cinematographic trajectory
Madsen was born on September 25, 1957. The actor had an outstanding career in the seventh art. According to Affinity filmparticipated in productions such as City of sin, The most hated eight, The Doors, Once upon a time in … Hollywood, Thelma and Louise, Donnie Brascoamong others. Several of them were directed by Quentin Tarantino.
In his official biography it is reported that Madsen maintained a balance between introspection and intensity, since he could pronounce a shocking dialogue or discreetly capture a moment behind the camera.
His representatives informed the international press that he was one of Hollywood’s most emblematic actors. Although many defined their characters as rude, in everyday life he was a sensitive man who wrote poetry, which was embodied in several books.
In statements to the media, some of their relatives commented that they will miss him. As for cinema, it will go down in history as one of the interpreters with great talent and presence on the screen.