A consultant for Tom Sizemore has confirmed that the actor is in vital situation after struggling a mind aneurysm.
Sizemore was being handled in intensive care after struggling the aneurysm at round 2am in his hometown of Los Angeles on Sunday (February 19). In line with his supervisor Charles Lago, the actor’s household was notified of his hospitalisation and his situation is at the moment a “wait-and-see state of affairs”.
“He’s within the hospital. His household is conscious of the state of affairs and are hoping for the most effective,” Lago stated in a press release to Fox News. “It’s too early to learn about [a] restoration state of affairs as he’s in vital situation [and] beneath remark.”
Sizemore, 61, is maybe greatest identified for his function alongside Tom Hanks within the 1998 movie Saving Non-public Ryan. Elsewhere, he starred within the 1995 movie Warmth with Al Pacino, and in Black Hawk Down in 2001. In 2000, Sizemore was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for his function within the tv film Witness Safety.
The actor has a historical past of issues with substance use and run-ins with regulation enforcement, having been convicted of home violence in opposition to his former accomplice Heidi Fleiss in 2003. In 2009, he was arrested in Los Angeles for the suspected battery of a former partner, and once more for a similar offence two years later.
Sizemore has labored with the administrators Oliver Stone and Quentin Tarantino, starring of their movies Born On The Fourth Of July and True Romance, respectively. A documentary collection chronicling Sizemore’s highway to restoration, after coming into rehab and being convicted of assaulting his ex-girlfriend, titled Capturing Sizemore, was launched in 2007.
In a 1998 interview, Sizemore claimed that fellow actor Robert DeNiro – who additionally starred in Warmth – had personally checked him right into a rehabilitation centre. “I didn’t wanna go,” Sizemore informed Independent, “however I couldn’t say no to him.”
Sizemore’s most up-to-date function is on Barbee Rehab, a tv collection centred on a rehab facility that treats sufferers who reside like real-life Barbie and Ken dolls.