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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of The Man Who Played Sloth

The Tragic Real-Life Story Of The Man Who Played Sloth

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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of The Man Who Played Sloth Teddy: So I'm supposed to have sympathy for someone who's on a self destructive path, refuses to complete rehab over and over and manages to run himself right into the grave? Weigh that against a child who has cancer, is trying to do everything they can to live and has one ten-thousandth the gifts this man was given. If, however, you're going to party your life away and die young, he got that right. Can't fault him for that, but he doesn't get my sympathy.
Date: 2020-07-14

Comments and reviews: 9


No one's perfect. Everyone has problems he did have severe back pain and took pills. Everyone gets addicted to something sometimes. I'm glad Joe Maddon took him in and help the team win the Super Bowl. He didn't judge him. I have 100% for Joe Maddon respect for this. To top it off, he was an all-around good lovable person. No abuse. This makes him a way better person then a lot of people I know. Rest in peace my friend.
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So. he was a drunk and a drug abuser, but all is ok because we could play fuzzball! That does not make him an extraordinary person or actor in any frigging way, we run into these people on the street everyday, real ones, we just don't know it. He got lots of money but he was not smart enough to manage his money and life, and we are supposed to fee sorry for his tragic life? Disappointed of this story.
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I had no idea that Matuzac was Sloth.
I saw Goonies when it came out, and I know who Matuzac was. never realized the connection.
Sloth made The Goonies click.
This video gave me a respect for him despite his failings. Just goes to show how humanity, despite the imperfections, can be net positive.
R. I. P, brother.

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He was my dad's favorite football player my dad was a ball boy for the Raiders when he played for them and he and I wore 72 in football to honor him he was a great guy to kids like my dad who everyone called little tooz because he looked just like him plus they share the same birthday October 25
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And his death is be reason The Goonies 2 will never happen.
At least half the cast members said long ago that they wouldn't do a sequel, if they got someone else to play the role of Sloth.
And it's not hard to see why.

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You made no mention of steroids, the reason for his enlarged heart, and probably the biggest factor in his death.
RIP. one of my favourite movies, would watch it every time I had a sick day off school as a kid.

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He made his own choices in life, there isn't no sad. story, just someone who liked to party, at some point u have to pay for living that lifestyle, and now we're suppose to feel sorry for him? Whatever,
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He was on an episode of mash. He was up for promotion and Charles Winchester was on the board, he didn't believe the sergeant deserved to be promoted because of his drunken disorderly behavior. ironic
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Now do one on Donald Gibb who played Ogre in Revenge of the Nerds. another classic 80's movies strong man. He's not tragic tho. in fact he even has his own beer called Ogre: )
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