> In Variety’s new profile of the Hollywood Forever Cemetery — the legendary resting place for many industry titans in Los Angeles — co-owner Tyler Cassity revealed that Yelchin’s parents, Irina and Viktor, visit the actor’s grave nearly every day, nine years after his tragic death at 27.
> „I’ve never encountered a vigil like theirs,“ Cassity told the outlet.
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The way that kid died must’ve been absolutely brutal for his family to absorb. He had a bright future ahead of him, it’s a damn shame people like him die young and the evil people in the country/government somehow all seem to live until 100.
One of the many reasons it’s clear there is no god. If there is one, he’s a major fucking asshole.
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Absolutely tragic passing. If I remember correctly, Jeep had to make changes to their confusing gear selector
He would’ve had a really stellar career. He was really heating up. His role in Star Trek I remember he was so charming
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Long live Charlie Bartlet. You will be missed.
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> In Variety’s new profile of the Hollywood Forever Cemetery — the legendary resting place for many industry titans in Los Angeles — co-owner Tyler Cassity revealed that Yelchin’s parents, Irina and Viktor, visit the actor’s grave nearly every day, nine years after his tragic death at 27.
> „I’ve never encountered a vigil like theirs,“ Cassity told the outlet.
The way that kid died must’ve been absolutely brutal for his family to absorb. He had a bright future ahead of him, it’s a damn shame people like him die young and the evil people in the country/government somehow all seem to live until 100.
One of the many reasons it’s clear there is no god. If there is one, he’s a major fucking asshole.
Absolutely tragic passing. If I remember correctly, Jeep had to make changes to their confusing gear selector
He would’ve had a really stellar career. He was really heating up. His role in Star Trek I remember he was so charming
Long live Charlie Bartlet. You will be missed.