Rest in peace.Damn
Michael K. Williams, 'Wire' actor, found dead | CNN
Michael K. Williams, an actor best known for his role as Omar Little on HBO's "The Wire," has died. He was 54.www.cnn.com
RIP Michael K. Williams.
The roles were very similar, iirc.Jeez I loved him in both The Wire and Boardwalk Empire. The man was an outstanding talent. Such a waste.
RIP
"Long battle with addiction" are terrible words to read, indeed.Drugs ..... sadSuch a talented guy but he can put his demons to rest now
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Wow...on that last line.Michael K. Williams speaks with his characters:
I wouldn’t classify Williams’ character, “Omar,” as sympathetic, but I sure was rooting for him.Wow...on that last line.
I get it. I've done some crazy shit to perfect my art as well. So, seeing as how MKW actually made a living off of his, whereas I only do mine as a hobby, it makes sense that he took it to that next level.[]Determined to nail his character, Williams asked a drug dealer to show him the ropes.“I’d spent a long time on the streets of Baltimore going deep into that world,” he said in 2008. “I would be out after 2 a.m., seeing fights, hearing shots fired. I needed to learn the details of how they walked, how they spoke. Baltimore is different to Brooklyn.”The role, though, wasn’t easy on Williams. While portraying Omar, he fell into addiction and “lived a double life as a doper in Newark’s most dangerous neighborhoods — doing drugs ‘in scary places with scary people,’ ” he told NJ.com in 2012. As Williams recalled, he began feeling like Omar, like a character — as he struggled with drug addiction. “I suffered from a huge identity crisis. … In the end, I was more comfortable with Omar’s skin than my own. That was a problem.”[]
lolSocial media users had quick reactions to his posts. One wrote, “I’m starting to understand why 50 cent was shot 9 times.”
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