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15-04-2025
- Entertainment
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13 Promising Actors Who Died Before They Were 30, And It's Truly Heartbreaking
1. Chance Perdomo Chance Perdomo was best known for his work in the TV series Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and Gen V. He died at age 27 in 2024 in a motorcycle accident, according to the BBC. Gen V, which is expected to air Season 2 in the near future, did not recast Chance's role. Instead, they recrafted the upcoming season in light of his death. 2. Cameron Boyce Cameron Boyce was a Disney Channel alum who starred in the series Jessie and the movie franchise Descendants. He also had a notable role in the Grown Ups films. He died at age 20 in 2019 after suffering a seizure related to his epilepsy, according to ABC News. 3. Anton Yelchin Anton Yelchin starred in several major films in the '00s and '10s, including the Star Trek franchise and the drama Like Crazy. He died at age 27 in 2016 after his car rolled back and crushed him against his security gate, according to the Los Angeles Times. 4. Jansen Panettiere Jansen Panettiere was a prolific voice actor who had roles in the TV series Blue's Clues and The X's, as well as the films Racing Stripes, Robots, and Ice Age: The Meltdown. He died at age 28 in 2023 from an enlarged heart, according to NBC News. 5. Angus Cloud Angus Cloud starred in the hit TV series Euphoria and had roles in the films Freaky Tales, Abigail, and The Garfield Movie. He died at age 25 in 2023 from an accidental overdose, according to The Guardian. 6. Kyle Birch Kyle Birch starred in the West End production of A Strange Loop. He also starred in productions of The Color Purple and Once on This Island. He died at age 26 in 2024, according to Playbill. A cause of death has not been stated. 7. Cole Brings Plenty Cole Brings Plenty had a notable role in the Yellowstone prequel 1923. He also appeared in the TV series The Tall Tales of Jim Bridger and Into the Wild Frontier. Cole died at age 27 in 2024, according to the New York Times. A cause of death has not been stated. 8. James Dean James Dean starred in classic '50s films like East of Eden, Rebel Without a Cause, and Giant. He died at age 24 in 1955 after a car crash, according to the Los Angeles Times. 9. Dominique Dunne 10. Sharon Tate Sharon Tate was one of the biggest up-and-coming stars of '60s Hollywood, appearing in the TV show The Beverly Hillbillies and the films Valley of the Dolls and The Fearless Vampire Killers. She died at age 26 in 1969 after being murdered by the Manson Family cult. 11. Thuy Trang Thuy Trang starred as the original Yellow Ranger in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. She died at age 27 in 2001 in a car crash, according to Entertainment Weekly. 12. Heath Ledger Heath Ledger had major roles in hit films like 10 Things I Hate About You, A Knight's Tale, and Brokeback Mountain. He posthumously won an Oscar for his role as Joker in The Dark Knight. He died at age 28 in 2008 from an accidental overdose, according to the New York Times. 13. Finally, Edie Sedgwick


Buzz Feed
27-03-2025
- Entertainment
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Seth Rogen Said He Doesn't 'Hoard' His Wealth Because He's 'Afraid' He'll 'Die With Too Much Money' — And I Love His Approach To Being Rich
After starting as a teen actor in Freaks and Geeks, Seth Rogen went on to write and star in iconic comedies like Superbad and Neighbors, to name just a few. He's also a pretty major producer, having worked behind the scenes on shows like The Boys and Gen V. And on top of all that, he's a great director, heading up his new Apple TV+ series, The Studio, in which he also stars. When he's not focused on Hollywood endeavors, he's also busy making pottery and running his company, Houseplant — so I think it's fair to assume that Seth's many years of work on all his various projects have earned him a fair amount of money. And now, his latest conversation with Dax Shepard on the Armchair Expert Podcast is the epitome of Rich People Problems — the kind of problems I'd LOVE to have. Appearing on Thursday's episode, Seth joked with Dax and his cohost Monica Padman about how he'd be a 'prime target for serious robbery and embezzlement' because he feels so unattached to his money and where he spends it. (For context, a quick search suggests his estimated worth is around $80 million, so, yeah.) 'I guess I've seen over time — and I'm just so not like this — money is a thing people really hoard and have a lot of pride in: The money itself. They wanna turn their money into more money, and love how much their money is making them, and how profitable their money's money is — and that is just not how I think,' Seth said, admitting that he has 'no desire' to be expanding his wealth by making his money 'work' in other investments and assets. Despite his stance, Seth said he can totally understand why many people function in that way when it comes to finances, which prompted Dax to admit he definitely operates with a constant 'fear' that he's going to run out of money — to which Seth replied: 'That's not a fear I have.' 'I'm afraid I'm gonna die with too much money. That is my fear,' he explained. 'I don't have children, and I'm afraid I'm gonna die and be like, 'I could have had a fucking place on the beach!' I don't wanna die with $10 million dollars in the bank that I could've spent doing fun alive things… I could have been jetting this whole time!' Instagram: @sethrogen As the trio debated the topic, Dax said his financial anxieties likely stem from being raised in a home where 'money was tight.' And while Seth grew up in a similar household, his teenage acting career — which began with Freaks and Geeks when he was 16 — meant that money was soon not an issue for him. 'I actually remember as a young person being very concerned about the amount of money we had, and a lot of my friends had way more money,' Seth recalled, explaining that he went to a school where he was 'surrounded by much richer people' than him. 'It was something that I remember being worried about, but then I just… I mean, at a very young age, I started making pretty good money. I remember being like 18, and my dad being like, 'In the last two years, you made more money than I have in my entire life put together, basically.'' As you may know, Seth has talked openly in the past about him and his wife, Lauren Miller, making the choice not to have kids. And while speaking to Dax — who shares two daughters with Kristen Bell — Seth said a part of his relaxed attitude to money probably comes from not having to worry about leaving behind an inheritance. 'I think not having kids — I would imagine people wanna leave their kids money, which I guess is a good thing to do,' he said.