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Anthony Bourdain literally made my life better. He didn’t flip it upside down, he just made my day-to-day slightly easier to handle. For that reason, I miss him dearly. The time Bourdain showed up in The Big Short, I nearly jumped out of my seat in the theater. He...

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BradfromHuntsville4 months ago

Agreed. Margo Robbie made me laugh too lol

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Dan4 months ago

Did your read his biography. Steroid rage, telling people he worked with to not make eye contact with him, then firing them. Absentee father. Get over your idol worship. Marketing was amazing, but he was like Lou Reed, amazing artist, and the bottom of the barrel of humaniity.

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Reel Fanatic4 months ago

And I’m still holding out hope Dominic Sessa will be great and the Tony flick too

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Patrick Kenzie4 months ago

Agreed.

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Thomas DeStella4 months ago

well said, I miss him dearly.

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One After 9094 months ago

Who was more likable than Anthony Bourdain?

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A4 months ago

He didn’t mean any of the shit he preached.

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5lb4 months ago

At the same time receiving accolades with his girlfriend Asa being at the forefront of the MeToo movement, Anthony helped Asa secretly pay off the minor Asa groomed and fucked. What a douche I said it

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Larry Sportello4 months ago

I’m immediately suspicious of bourdain haters.

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Mara Ellis4 months ago

A good soul gone too soon.

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SEAN / DRIFT / PAROTIC MUSIC4 months ago

Yup. Still watch old shows. Miss him.

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Judie K4 months ago

My TV twitched & I found an Anthony Bourdain channel. Binged on No Reservations & Parts Unknown for 2 days. Still trying to shake it off.

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kennymack4 months ago

Anyone who kills themselves is a weak ass piece of shit.

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StanleyEB271034 months ago

Unfortunately I'm not able to watch any of his content anymore it just bums me out too much 😔

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rosbifdusud4 months ago

This man's sheer brilliance is living rent free in my head . Forever!!!!!

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Paul4 months ago

A++ cameo

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