Tom Sizemore, known for his compelling roles in films like “Point Break” and “Saving Private Ryan,” passed away at 61 following a brain aneurysm. His death has sparked an outpouring of tributes on social media from colleagues, friends, and admirers.

Sizemore’s talent was evident in his performances, yet his career was overshadowed by struggles with addiction and legal issues. His on-screen presence was powerful enough to hold its own alongside actors like Robert De Niro, making him a memorable figure in both cult classics and Oscar-winning films.

Born and raised in Detroit, Sizemore’s health declined after a stroke in February, leading to a coma. His family faced the tough decision of “end of life” care before his passing. Actor Kim Coates expressed his sorrow on Twitter, reminiscing about their shared early days in New York. The film community, including the Safdie brothers, joined in mourning, sharing memories and honoring Sizemore’s impactful career.