Great Actor Both Embraced and Despised Substances | Tom Sizemore Case Analysis

[@AMM3.]

Sober a few years... But my veins have collapsed, teeth all broke up, scars all over. Took me a while to accept the damage I've done can't be fixed. But its worth the freedom from drugs. It's so sad he died still struggling with addiction.

[@pfranks75]

You can get better, healthier and get your teeth fixed. A few years of sobriety is great but you can get better, hang in there!

[@lancel71]

Congrats on being clean

[@briantrudell8248]

You still made it through, good on ya n keep it up!

[@marlinfisher2529]

Yes even just cigarett smoking is very damaging to the skin and your looks.

[@Spudcore]

Good on you for getting clean. You might look like shit, but I bet you've got some good stories!

[@dawnlyon7794]

He was a friend of mine . I spoke with him lots of late nights. He was always around when I needed him and I miss him everyday

[@bbbb98765]

Sorry for your loss. He seemed like a nice person with many good qualities

[@user-pd6nl7pt2e]

I thought he was a good actor. A great face. Sad he’s gone. Very sorry for your loss.

[@catseatcookiessofiagacha5210]

I'm sorry honey.♥️

[@Hautenani]

As his friend did you ever hold him accountable for his abuse of women and sexual abuse of a child? It could have saved his life and allowed him to turn it around. I’m sorry your friend died but he unapologetically caused chaos and horror for a lot of people. I know plenty of addicts and they don’t terrorize people the way he did. No one ever cares about the damage to the victims 🤦🏽‍♀️ as a victim myself, I understand the years and effort it takes to heal. He had no accountability whatsoever. If the people around him loved him they would have held him accountable instead of allowing him to be a monster and enabling him.

[@defundhollywood3259]

I'm so sorry. My heart goes out to you and his family.

[@shanesullivan460]

Stories that begin with "he was inspired by the movie Taxi Driver" rarely end well.

[@Glassandcandy]

Twenty years from now we’re going to have comments like this but instead it’ll be “inspired by the movie Joker” or “inspired by the show Breaking Bad” The propensity of mediocre upper-middleclass men to idolize obvious bad guys as renegade anti-heroes is seemingly eternal I guess. Strange reality.

[@elliota.1063]

Sizemore was a GREAT actor; he was especially skilled at playing working class, gruff, often dangerous underworld characters. He was similar to Michael Madsen in that respect, but I feel Sizemore brought more nuance and authenticity to those roles, whereas Madsen made his characters more of a caricature. Sizemore could hold a scene with ANYONE, and when you saw him in a role, you at least knew he'd be interesting and memorable. He was truly one of the great talents of the last few generations; I'll always remember his performances, and I hope he's finally at peace. R.I.P. Tom...E

[@Primus-ue4th]

My favorite scene of him was from True Romance when he was laughing into their witnesses ear piece saying something like, ‘he’s fuckin with you, he ain’t gonna do shit’

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

I agree, he was a truly great actor. He had a screen presence that very few actors have. He was so damned good and believable in every role. Such a shame he couldn't get his demons under control. :(

[@tamedshrew235]

I disagree with your evaluation of his acting talents. His roles were memorable, but he was essentially playing himself. A very one dimensional actor more like Mickey Rourke than Philip Seymour Hoffman or Heath Ledger.

[@badinfluence3814]

​@@tamedshrew235 Sizemore was a far more accomplished actor than Heath Ledger.

[@susanepp2707]

Yes, that is so true. My 37 year old son used a lot of alcohol and some illegial drugs between 16-24. He has not use that stuff in years and now he has a lot of health problems from his poor choices as a young man. It does catch up.

[@0.-._.-._.-.0.-._.-._.-.0]

It was your poor choice to have him 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@ryanj.rapsys3859]

Choices, we all make them. For example, like the time you chose to reply to a nearly year old video with the lamest POS response imaginable. Is this just practice for all the unoriginal and un-witty replies we can all look forward to from you in the future?@@0.-._.-._.-.0.-._.-._.-.0

[@davidpawson7393]

​@@0.-._.-._.-.0.-._.-._.-.0Interesting using your IQ as your username although you managed to misspel a numeric digit proving the point.

[@tod3msn]

Tom Sizemore put out a biography a few years ago where he laid out his life's story and pretty much summed up his problems with addictions as the source of a lot of grief. It was a very honest and straightforward book about someone who scaled the highest mountains in entertainment only to undermine himself with substance abuse. Sad story. RIP.

[@AlphaMom55]

Did you mean an autobiography?

[@porkbeans854]

Uncle Elmer, thank you for your comments. Great summary especially because I was unaware of this history. Thank you for taking your time to post here!

[@sandilou2U]

Hmm. You laid out the topic of this video and pretty much summed up Dr. Grande's analysis. It was a very honest and straight forward examination of Sizemore's life including the autobiography, career, and addictions. You forgot, however, to include Sizemore's history of violence towards women and his questionable interaction with a young girl. That aside, your comment mirrors the entirety of this video.

[@flyingfrog7847]

@AlphaMom55 no he means manualbiography, you dip$hit

[@AlphaMom55]

@@flyingfrog7847 why so hostile when I was asking for clarification? English isn’t my first language. Explain to me what the differences are between an autobiography and a manual biography. I have only heard of autobiography and biography. You don’t need to be such a jerk.

[@hangingon]

I remember reading Tom's book when I was battling my own horrible addiction. He was so truthful it made me feel better & gave me hope. So besides his many great acting roles, I'll always appreciate that the most. I even read it again when I eventually got into rehab and began my life of sobriety. RIP - Tom, I pray you made your peace with Almighty God. You are appreciated!

[@DottieMinerva]

Congrats on your sobriety! I’m also an addict with many years in recovery and listening to this video made me think how detrimental fame is to an addict. There’s a lot more temptation because drugs/alcohol are everywhere and people are offering them to you constantly. I would’ve probably ended up like Michael Jackson if I had his wealth and fame. That amount of access is deadly.

[@defundhollywood3259]

"I remember reading Tom's book" You mean, Scagnetti on Scagnetti? Me too!! 😂😂

[@hangingon]

@@defundhollywood3259 LOL. "Read the whole f**king thing"

[@Spudcore]

@@DottieMinerva omg yeah! If I was wealthy, I'd be dead for sure!

[@jacquetracy3194]

Heartbreaking!!! 😢😢😢❤

[@fellspoint9364]

“ Like a bird on a wire, like a drunk in a midnight choir, I have tried in my way to be free.” L. Cohen had it right for a lot of complicated people.

[@karis7649]

Your consistency is really remarkable Dr G. He was an incredibly good actor and complicated guy. When I was at NYU acting school, his talent was highly respected by aspiring actors

[@davedogge2280]

yeah it was no accident that he got to where he was.

[@kennkweder8057]

Dr Grande ROCKS!!

[@gregvinson1]

The Seagal reference just slayed me. Well done as always Doc.

[@RobertKempf122]

Thanks for doing a video on Tom Sizemore. He was a great actor who was in some my favorite films like Saving Private Ryan. I couldn't believe how he became less relevant when I saw him in lower grade films, but later learnt why.

[@ComeOnBudder]

Yea criminal activity and repeatedly beating women will do that to one’s career

[@matthewfors114]

@@ComeOnBudder who cares what he did in his personal life? look, im not for anyone beating women but he was clearly a drug addicted mess and any woman who would get involved with someone like that should surely know the deal and id imagine their personal lives were filled with drugs and bad behavior as wel. unless you dabble in that world its hard to understand. Just cause hes a man engaged with with a woman in violence doesnt mean its the classic domestic violence where some husband is beating his wife for not slicing the bread correctly. If he was on some longtime speed binge theres no way the women werent as well and when people are speed freaks they are all nuts and people on the outside shouldnt even begin to compare it with their bland vanilla lives. its like comparing apples to grenades

[@Spudcore]

@@matthewfors114 I agree. People who use meth tend to be extremely volatile, like chaos follows them around. It's very likely that the women were on the same buzz as him. So I'm skeptical that Sizemore was the lone perpetrator of violence in those cases. I'm not saying it's right, but it's not the same as "classic" domestic violence.

[@matthewmedley8532]

He was brilliant in saving private Ryan. Great film.

[@mattmarkus4868]

@@ComeOnBudder mental illness isn't something to be glib about in my view.

[@jspaingreene6350]

"Tom was drastically increasing his chances of encountering Steven Seagal" - Zing! This is what I wait for during your videos. Here I was, getting ready to compliment the breadth of topics your cover....had to go with my favorite quote instead. As usual. (It was almost Sizemore - more size. But that was too easy)

[@Lenticloudular]

Yes, Stephen Segal comment 😂. My friends and I used to watch a poor, dark/low light level video (yes, old) of "Under Siege". The dark filter made it much more brooding, mysterious, suspenseful and even improved Segal's performance. When we watched it at normal quality it was nowhere near as atmospheric or good. 😂😂

[@velvetbees]

Thank you for the compassionate video about Tom Sizemore. It was very well done.

[@inrptn]

"Heat" is one of my favorite movies of all time and Tom was every bit worthy of sharing the screen with DeNiro and Pacino. May God rest his soul.

[@catseatcookiessofiagacha5210]

Having struggled with addiction myself, I have empathy. Very talented man, it's sad he gave up on himself. God bless.

[@edwincollinss]

Gave up on himself? Quite the opposite .. his last movie with Danny Trejo was called Vampfather. He posted a picture of them together hours before his time arrived. I am an acquaintance to and worked with another actor in the same film. I think this is a doorway to follow in his footsteps. Those in the industry know how hard this profession is, wish the public knew more.

[@maryscribner1194]

I've been in recovery for a lot of years, & I remember seeing Tom on a celebrity recovery show with Dr Drew Pinsky a long time ago. He had trouble maintaining sobriety at the center but never stopped wanting to try again. He was raw & real. Much appreciation. RIP

[@elliebellie7816]

I also remember seeing him on the Drew Pinsky show and it was so sad. I was really pulling for him to make it.

[@kelsielovesbbu]

I HATE Dr. Drew and I think he is a cancer to society. There's a big complaint on his license right now for publicly diagnosing people he has never met or treated. UGH. Anyway, I am proud of you for your recovery. I'd apologize for the rant but just seeing his name makes me see red.

[@MeganVictoriaKearns]

​@@kelsielovesbbu I'm not a Dr. Drew fan by any means (I have a real problem with medical doctors making bank off trainwreck type reality shows like Teen Mom, or by (in my opinion) exploiting people suffering from addiction by plastering their lowest moments on a tv series. What I'm having difficulty understanding with your comment is the "seeing red" statement. I don't like the guy at all, but I don't know why the sight of his name would make someone feel literal anger. Please, can you share what it is I'm missing?

[@nancyberry1039]

One of my favorite movies that Tom had a significant role in is the comedy/romance "Heart and Souls" (1993). He was part of an ensemble cast starring with Robert Downey Jr., Charles Grodin, Alfie Woodard, Kyra Sedgwick, & Elisabeth Shue.

[@janetroberts5140]

Nancy, that sounds like a great movie, I'll look it up.

[@BitchinSpectre]

I was just thinking about that movie the other day ... I was like ... No way anyone remembers that movie ... here's something, that part where everyone was flying was done with full cable rigs and was one of the most complex special effects shots ever done at the time...that was one of those completely competent well produced movies that was just kinda stupid. Like, the acting and production was spot on. But what a dumb story... Ghosts who want to figure out how to go to heaven or whatever.

[@kyleeconrad]

I loved that movie, still do.

[@jspaingreene6350]

Oh my goodness!! I'd forgotten that film! It's very sweet, thank you for reminding me!!

[@Topself24]

One of my favorite movies growing up. That movie is what I know him from. Thank you for mentioning.

[@gailkelly4651]

Hello Dr Grande... nice to see you. For a person who struggled with drugs all his life.. it's amazing he was able to perform so well. It did however change/or bring out the worst in him. An addict can be just as harming to others as one with mental illness can be. For him to be disgusted by someone suffering mental illness I find ironic. It's pretty hard to be respected when you are physically abusing your partner. I don't know much about this man as I am not a big viewer of movies. Thank you for your analysis Dr Grande. ❤️🌹🇺🇸

[@velvetbees]

I think it is hard for some people with high expectations of themselves to admit there is personal failure. He was proud of his work, and he had a right to be. It is off putting that he hurt his partner. Maybe if he had survived longer he would have been able to come to terms with that part of himself.

[@defundhollywood3259]

I've only seen him in a few movies, but I watched when he was on Celebrity Rehab. He was a POS to Heidi Fleiss, but for some reason my heart goes out to him. RIP

[@powlperc]

Tom’s acting skills were top notch. He was one of my favorite actors, especially in the 90’s. If Tom was in a movie, it enticed me to rent it. I anticipated he would not live a long life with the drugs. Still, he was a standout to me and hate to see him gone at just 61. Didn’t realize he had a bachelor’s degree, much less a master’s. More respect to him. Tom Sizemore

[@catherinecarmichael3180]

Hi everyone!! Thank you Dr. Grande to an awesome end to our day!

[@VAPIDISM]

To be fair it wasn’t like he was just name dropping many of those highly famous actors names, he was working in movies with some of them and obviously became friends with De Nero.

[@bonniegeppert3912]

He was a wonderful actor. May he rest in peace ❤

[@conditionallyunconditional5691]

I'm same age as Tom, grew up in the same culture. My older brothers were using a variety of substances. After high school, I enlisted in the US Air Force. It was the best decision I ever made during that time. Tom seemed to unravel after saving private ryan. He became a party animal, out of control. I didnt know he passed away. What a shame!

[@setaside2]

Didn't matter the movie: Tom was always excellent. He became one of the faces that could sell me on whether or not I'd be renting a certain film. The movie could be falling apart, mired in total drudgery, and Tom would still find a way to bring a compelling character to the screen. I was always saddened to hear of his many, many issues. Simple reminder that we're all only human but in that humanity lies both the best of grace and the worst of destructive impulses. I'm actually glad Tom is finally at rest. I think it'd been many years since he'd dreamed kindly.

[@canocohen4218]

🎶 _im only human, after all_ 🎶

[@ComeOnBudder]

He is a criminal that beat women. Let’s not praise this guy or make him to be a victim. If he wasn’t an actor you wouldn’t be praising him

[@matthewfors114]

@@ComeOnBudder if he wasnt an actor he wouldnt be famous so it would be hard to praise or hate him, thats not a very good point. I feel like me personally wouldnt have any different views of the guy. he seemed like an interesting mess, nobody id want to spend extended time with but def someone id want to a have a drug fueled crazy night in vegas with

[@anaalicia5029]

Wasn’t he in a Tarantino movie?

[@MacMilly707]

Well said. I feel exactly the same way 👍

[@benhartart9487]

His role in 1995 Heat, was on point :) no pun intended, this is one of my favorite movies, great plot and cast.

[@jenanne31]

Very sad that Tom died so young and struggled so much. I was always impressed with his talent. The toll drug use takes is undeniable, but often we find ways of denying this unpleasant truth anyway. Thanks for what you do, Dr. Grande.

[@matt22blaster]

Sure seem to be a lot of people dying from stroke, blood clots, aneurisms and lately... Like a truly alarming amount.

[@lnc-to4ku]

What an incredible and poignant video, Dr. Grande! He is somebody who always made a mark in my mind for his performance in the movies I saw him in, and I recognize his face, but never knew his name. I feel kind of bad for saying this, but he sounds like somebody I would never want to know.

[@mattmarkus4868]

@@KatherineLaura6564 They are all alone in the world, it's no wonder they spiral down so predictably. So sad. So unjust. I cannot overstate how much it saddens me that people experience life that way. No one deserves it. I agree with most of what you said (except the government part, as I believe that particular entity does way more harm).

[@brigittebeltran6701]

Another excellent analysis by Dr. Grande. Sending this dire message to everyone facing the challenges of substance addiction. Thank you do much Dr. Grande! 💗

[@Decgyrrl]

Tom Sizemore, was a very good actor & I was truly sorry to hear of his passing. All that talent, and he could find no peace. He was his own worst enemy. Well, regardless of how he left this world, hopefully he's found the peace, he never got to enjoy while he was here. RIP Thomas Edward Sizemore🌙🕊🕊🙏🏽

[@jamie.777]

Why?. Tom beat up woman and also molested children . Rot in hell tom

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

I wasn't really surprised that he had died, but was surprised it wasn't from an overdose. But, I was very saddened by the news. I was really hoping he'd turn his life around because you could sense he had so much self loathing, vulnerability, anger, and pain. That may have been that certain ingredient he had that made his characters so believable. There aren't very many actors, still actively working, who I actually consistently liked. But he was one of them along with Gene Hackman, Helen Miren, Robert De Niro, Benedict Cumberbatch, Kate Blanchet, Jeremy Irons, Clint Eastwood, Mikael Persbrandt, Judy Dench, and a handful more.

[@DaisyLee1963]

I really appreciated Tom Sizemore in Saving Private Ryan. I didn't really like Sgt Horvath very much as a person but I certainly respected and appreciated him, and I think that was Tom Sizemore's doing. Good actor. Sorry to hear he's gone. Rest in peace Tom and thank you.

[@jeffheath842]

I suffered quietly for years and it almost killed me. If your struggling GET HELP!!!! You are worth it.:)))

[@cottontails9003]

Never heard of this man, though it seems like an intelligent man. It's a shame he couldn't end his drug use. Obviously drugs, alcohol, work and physical abuse don't work. Thank you Dr Grande. Brilliant analysis, tragic outcome and informative topic.

[@zenawarrior7442]

Hi friend💌Great comment. Nice to see you here, wishing you a peaceful day, & watch those dreams haha😁 🥰😴🦉🫖🌃🌑I'm heading to bed soon as 1110pm here. Goodnight...hugs✨️🧸🧡💛💙💚

[@cottontails9003]

@@zenawarrior7442 Hello my lovely friend. Will solve that one won't sleep. 😂😚❤💙💙💙💔🌷🌷🌷🎇

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@cottontails9003 Hello lovely friend back....haha well thats one solution 😊🥱🦋🌷🌜⭐️❤❤Please try and rest, I am now....😴🪴🌉💙💙

[@cottontails9003]

@@zenawarrior7442 Thank you my friend i will. Love and hugs too you and your mum ×♡×♡×♡×♡×♡-

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@cottontails9003 Thanks dear one...love and hugs back...xoxo❤️xoxo💙

[@lisetteeliseparis7070]

Tom Sizemore is the Hollywood 'kid brother' to famous tough guys like Lawrence Tierney and Oliver Reed. He was not perfect, but the entertainment landscape is going to miss him. Thank you Dr. Grande!.

[@transcendentalaesthetic]

A bit of an “out of left field” request but I’d love your comment on the abuse of psychiatry in the Soviet Union (“sluggish schizophrenia,” for instance) and if you think such a danger is possible in our time and place in mental healthcare.

[@wiseauserious8750]

They just showed True Romance at a theater in my city last month, probably my only good memory of the past couple years. He was an amazing part of an amazing cast

[@mattmarkus4868]

This is a very insightful analysis and a very sad story. Abstinence = redemption is self deception at its saddest. Folks should be rewarded for doing the right thing. Yet sometimes the damage is just too severe, I guess. So unjust. My heart goes out to any human that feels this way.

[@elizabethwarman9028]

Good evening Dr Grande, great analysis. But, I hate to say this I never heard of Tom Sizemore. This even shocked a friend. As always I learn something new from your videos. Have a wonderful Wednesday.

[@weetuscren]

I met and worked with him the day before the Born Killers news came out. I landed from the flight after I wrapped and got a text about it and just thought “well, that film is now over.” He was worse for wear, but was a nice guy from my limited interaction with him… (but then I never had to sit on his lap). I hope that film (Made Vicious) comes out someday, because it was a fun one.

[@charlotte_stevens]

Love you and adore your dry quick wit!

[@KevinStClair-ln5ir]

Fantastic video, Dr. Grande. Keep up the great work. 👍🏻

[@LONESTARINDIE]

I love how there’s ALWAYS a new video from you Doc ❤️

[@JamminOnThe1]

I liked Sizemore as an actor. I think he brought some authenticity to the tough guy roles he played. One could argue that he didn’t really show a lot of range. He mainly played criminals, cops, soldiers but he was really good on camera in all those classic movies he starred in…especially Heat.

[@jakestone31]

I love your work, it's so interesting and often kind, and intelligent. Thankyou!

[@justnoted2995]

Thank you for this succinct yet 'sizeable' summary of Tom Sizemore's life and career; it highlights the dangers of living in an unhinged way

[@nadermazari3334]

No matter what he was in real life, he was a great character actor and had a very easy and smooth style for whatever character he played. RIP.

[@brianmitchell4957]

I enjoyed this because It's rare to find out so much honesty..

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

This was a lovely review. Thank you, Dr. Grande.❤

[@zenawarrior7442]

Always loved his acting. Great review & interesting information again. I didnt realize all his struggles & problems. Thanks Dr G😊💜💜

[@LavaLahaie]

15:28 nice point. Very astute. People can really kick you when you’re down. I can hear those same people saying something along the lines of….“didn’t you used to be somebody?”

[@mikewypasek8855]

Very respectful summary Doctor. Thanks for your insight

[@OLALALA1019]

I had the honor of working on a film with Tom and acting on set with him. We’re still finishing the project now. R.I.P Tom!

[@benlaw4647]

Wow ! That is awesome! Hope it's a success! ✌️

[@schrodingersgat4344]

An interesting subject. Long enjoyed the man's work.

[@stylesb959]

I remember him on celebrity rehab. He seemed like a good guy

[@terriwilliams4628]

Have you heard of the case of Jennifer Anne Hall in Missouri? She's a respiratory therapist being accused of several murders in a hospital. Do you think you might do a segment analyzing her?

[@nimsa2000]

Hello 👋 good Dr. Grande 😀

[@charlotte_stevens]

I feel terrible, I didn't realize he'd passed. RIP, Tom 😞💕

[@Khaleesi_Of_Kittens]

Yeah, poor woman beater. 😫

[@ComeOnBudder]

@@Khaleesi_Of_Kittensyup. Don’t get all the praise for this clear criminal and woman hater

[@daveatkins3568]

@@Khaleesi_Of_Kittens I know. It must be hard to have to be famous and have to be so high all the time that you beat women and molest people. A diamond in the rough 😂😎✌🏼

[@conservativesavage1076]

I didn’t either until this video 😢

[@KH-on5pu]

It’s 8:45am having my coffee at work and listening to Dr. Grande 🥰

[@maxbean8781]

I’m watching this at the gym , I’m 3 days sober, really liked some of Toms movies, sad to hear how he went out, love to his family

[@veronicadavila3180]

Very informative Dr. Grande, Tom Sizemore was one of my favorite actors, I guess because of the way he portrayed his characters made him unique in his field. Condolences to his family and friends

[@Cec9e13]

I think one must have a special kind of nuanced insight and superb communication skills to weave humor into this story while simultaneously evoking pity, sympathy, and sorrow. It's important that we remember that even as much as the initial substance use is a *choice* they make, and a *choice* they continue to make, it's not as simple as "choosing not to."

[@margin606]

A moving and sympathetic account. Thank you

[@dianacooper-havlik4115]

Insightful analysis of a talented & tragic man. Thank you.

[@kenhaze5230]

It is said you can't make someone quit who doesn't want to, but I'm sure it's even harder to get someone to quit who thinks it's impossible.

[@oftenshawn2677]

Avoiding chance encounters with seagal on-set is a powerful motivator for others struggling.

[@Skarbro]

I first saw him in Striking Distance. When he would pop up in a movie I always enjoyed the characters he portrayed. 😎

[@kyleeconrad]

No idea he had all those degrees. Very impressive. Ive always liked him as an actor. Very honest and genuine. Sad to hear he passed.

[@ComeOnBudder]

Yea so genuine…repeatedly beating women over the years. What a great guy. 🙄

[@mattmarkus4868]

​@@ComeOnBudder Again with the glib comments on mental illness. I don't think people here really feel it's appropriate. There's a degree of sophistication and civility within the community that watches this channel.

[@kyleeconrad]

@@ComeOnBudder I didn't say I liked HIM, I don't know the real him. I liked his acting and his acting always seemed honest and genuine and yes I am aware of the sheer irony of that statement as someone who is on screen pretending to be something or someone is by virtue, not being honest and genuine technically. What I suppose I mean when I say that is he never appeared to be "acting". His performances were very honest to emotions.

[@johneyton5452]

@@ComeOnBudder we all have our little foibles.

[@mattgilbert7347]

He was really good in Twin Peaks: The Return. His emotional "confession" scene struck me as quite genuine. I also enjoyed his performance in "Heat". "The action is the juice"

[@Cua-tanet]

Tom is unforgettable in Heart and Souls. May he rest in peace. 🙏🏼

[@joeyoung4121]

Yes that's a great movie 👍

[@supercoolyguy]

In Point Break he re-named a city in Florida for me. It's now called Fort F****** Lauderdale.

[@zay5456]

Rest in peace Tom !...your struggle is now over .

[@patriciawogomon2473]

Love all the cactus in background

[@jessicafain6630]

I love the way you deliver your jokes. It's the dryest possible way to say them and it just fits so well. I laugh every time. 😎

[@chillie2552]

Dr. Grande, this is probably your most thorough and best analysis of a very complicated actor. I wondered what happened to him and didn’t even know that he died just last year. What wasted talent! I remember watching the entire cast of Saving Private Ryan on the View and it was so obvious that he was high and that Tom Hanks seemed very upset and embarrassed by him. Again, what a waste!!

[@Ruth--Butler]

3:50 love the droll humor.

[@birdlovespaint]

Always loved him in many of my favorite movies. So sad to hear of his passing.

[@MrPaddymarley]

I listened carefully to tour analysis Dr. You are an excellent teacher and succinctly I part the issus of Tom's level of addictions and how devastating the disease tears life apart for the sufferer,,,,how to recover fully is never easy...j will register to your video...blessing to you!

[@KruezFam]

1.28 Million subs. Well done! Congrats!

[@MGP2210]

Did not know that he had passed. Good video, Dr.

[@ren17x50]

His role in Devil in a Blue Dress is my favorite of his, oh yeah and in Lockup

[@jekw23]

Never quite reached his potential before his issues derailed him. I would follow him every so often hoping his career would make a comeback. I always found him effortlessly cool. Sad he never recovered as he was always interesting to watch.

[@MacMilly707]

Tom was a great actor. I loved his movies and wish he would have gotten the help he needed to be able to live a normal life after the drug use. His gone now and I hope he can finally rested from his demons. Rest in peace Tom Sizemore.

[@kelsielovesbbu]

He was amazing in Twin Peaks. I wish he would've been more concerned about his drug use and physical abuse of people close to him when drugged to the teeth instead of "getting respect from the public." If he had done the first, it would've accomplished the latter. Two birds, one stone. But he should have also given himself more credit as an actor. He was a VERY good actor, and got to work with his idol, Robert De Niro. How many people get to co-star with and befriend their idol? That is success in its own right. But, as a mentally ill person myself, I understand how insanely hard many, many, mANY of us are on ourselves. RIP Tom - I pray it was a painless death and you are at peace, sir. I salute you.

[@spectraamunari9059]

15 year old kids lack wisdom no matter their “maturity” through life experience. It’s tragic that bad decisions can hunt people mercilessly. My own father had very similar experiences despite being a phenomenal guitarist. As a therapist, all I can say is please do the work to heal trauma. Freedom from addiction is possible.

[@roadpizza3470]

He had tons of major hits! Didn’t know he was so prolific! I’m so sad for his family. We are just all so flawed as humans. But someone loves us anyway!

[@marywegrzyn506]

My Mom grew up with his Dad n his family on Pine Street, in Detroit, near where the old Tiger Stadium once stood. She was life long best friends with Sally Sizemore, who was his Aunt, til she passed away. My mom is 80 now n was so sad to hear Tom had a Stroke on Feb. 18 which happened to be my parents Anniversary. My Dad passed away too. It's so sad.

[@catalinaortoljo2821]

He was in a relationship with Heidi Fleiss several years ago. That was just sad all the way around. 😔

[@user-cs1un6sp1wRennata]

Excellent analysis Dr. Grande! 🖤

[@benwright6330]

..there are some people who actually go about their daily lives without ever doing Any drugs, without ever drinking or even smoking cigarettes, ever, ..imagine. I feel so fortunate to be one of those people. No drugs Alcohol or cigarettes, ..not even sometimes, ..never. 🤷

[@cjasonhendricks9722]

"Sizemore believed that methamphetamine led to " more size" has got to be the funniest utterance ever by any psychoanalyst. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Riva2025]

I loved Tom “More Size”🤣, but you failed to mention the award he got for “Witness Protection” with Forrest Whitaker. I loved him in that!!!! I had read he was in a coma from the aneurysm and things didn’t look good, but his fam was surrounding him. He was still a hottie no matter how messed up he was. Miss him already ❤❤❤

[@ea8269]

Good morning Dr Grande. Thank you for your hard work. 👍👍

[@edmundwhitaker314]

I look forward daily to your analysises, brilliant again and I love your dry humour. Very sad about addiction which ruin many peoples lives which is a common problem being also myself a recovering alcoholic.

[@Glassandcandy]

The plural for analysis is “analyses” (pronounced: “analys-seez”). Not trying to be a dick, btw, just thought you might want to know

[@jillshannon8627]

Hollywood is a great place to lose your soul. Awesome analysis, Dr. Grande!

[@suzyQ7176]

Hi from Australia i just subscribed I like the way you spoke about Tom very caring and genuine. I was a huge fan of Tom, very sad that drugs ruined Tom's life and career. He should of gotten more recognition 🙏 luv Australia 🇦🇺❤

[@hirumbiffidum9145]

Thankyou so much Dr. Grande for creating this video. I always liked Tom Sizemore...

[@litneyloxan]

I relate as a person who has had to start seeking other means of therapy due to my insurance not covering majority of doctors who treat my diagnosis. Currently in between despising and wanting to self medicate until I can get a ride to a doctor in a bigger town. Yay being poor

[@litneyloxan]

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[@shivercanada]

Hang tough you can get through it!

[@darkcrystalmagik3369]

Solidarity ✊️ dunno if it's your thing or not, but reddit support communities have been a huge source of support for me, & often helpful info, there are subreddits for pretty much all my many health issues (ADHD, trauma& mental health issues from childhood abuse, my chronic painful invisible illness, & the monthly hell of PMDD) and likely yours too, sometimes just connecting w/ ppl who can relate is invaluable

[@historicaustralia]

Tom Sizemore died???? Wow I really liked him as an actor! Very sad. RIP Tom.

[@josephnardone1250]

While never having been a drug addict and having only taken drugs prescribed to me by a doctor and then sometimes reluctantly, I found your comments on the effects of drug addiction to be very informative and educational. They were clearly spelled out and they were results which I never knew and I'm sure many people don't know. While all your videos are informative and interesting, this one was one of your better ones. Maybe it had to do with the subject matter.

[@SethHMG]

Tom Sizemore wasn’t in a ton of high profile movies, but he always had a certain gravity. Sad hearing another tragic drug story.

[@anitaoconnell2799]

Well said.