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Actor Buddy Duress, known for his roles in "Heaven Knows What" and "Good Time," has passed away at 38 from a cardiac arrest caused by a drug cocktail. Despite a promising acting career, he had a history of legal troubles and had been in and out of jail. Duress had two upcoming projects and had expressed a desire to focus on his acting career and leave his past behind.
Buddy Duress, known for his role in "Good Time" alongside Robert Pattinson, has passed away at the age of 38 due to a cardiac arrest from a drug cocktail. His career included performances in films such as "Heaven Knows What" and "Flinch," and he was praised for his on-screen presence. Despite personal struggles, he was remembered as a kind person who loved making films.
Buddy Duress, known for his role in "Good Time," has passed away at the age of 38 due to cardiac arrest from a drug cocktail. His career began with the Safdie brothers' "Heaven Knows What," and he also appeared in other films. Director Jay Karales described him as a charismatic and humble actor, leaving a lasting impression on those he worked with.
Buddy Duress, known for his role in "Good Time" alongside Robert Pattinson, has passed away at the age of 38 due to cardiac arrest from a drug cocktail. The actor, who also appeared in other films such as "Heaven Knows What" and "Person to Person," was remembered by director-writer Jay Karales as an "absolute treasure" with unrivaled stories and charisma on screen. Duress leaves behind a legacy of authenticity and charisma in his performances.
Three women have accused producer Sebastian Bear-McClard of sexual misconduct and "troubling behavior." Two of the women allege sexual misconduct, including one who says she was cast in Good Time at 17 and was naked in front of male cast and crew members during filming. Bear-McClard was terminated from Elara Pictures, the production company he co-founded with Josh and Benny Safdie and Oscar Boyson, after the allegations were made known. A24, the distributor of Good Time and Uncut Gems, was reportedly not aware of the allegations when it signed a first-look deal with Elara in 2020.