The Life and Death of Dennis Hopper

The late, great, Dennis Hopper.
#dennishopper

[vickieden]

Always loved Dennis Hopper.
He was a great actor etc.
Living until his 70s after such hard living, is pretty impressive

[rayamaro]

Great actor and director.ive watched Easy Rider many times, which is now a classic movie. May he rest in peace in the Lord's house, may he bless him, guide him, lead him and comfort him.
In the name of Jesus Christ, Amen ! 🙏🕊️❤️

[jones]

Dennis Hopper has been in a lot of movies playing all kinds of obscure characters always liked him ❤

[gymshoe]

He had a brain that only worked in the counter culture--he was a radical hippie from the start. He was into every kind of drugs he could get his hands on. Its a miracle he lived as long as he did.

[gunillabergmark]

I remember him with Fonda in Easy Rider
a fantastic film...❤🎉😊

[projecttwentytwentyfiveisgreat]

His role in True Romance was small but amazing. The interaction between Walken and Hopper, yes inappropriate, but as raw and well acted as could ever be done. What an amazing personality Mr. Hopper was.

[bertrandpeckre]

Libre comme le vent Dennis Hopper
Hot Spot. Red rock West. ❤
Une cible trop belle.

[bonnieknight]

This synopsis does a great job of succinctly telling the highlights of a complex and talented life story.

[LTS]

Wow. Thank you for sharing that. I had no idea that he was married to Michelle Phillips....8 days 😮

[lacygray]

So talented!! I love his acting. I was fully enthralled in some of his films!

[davekeller]

I always wondered what happened to him. He was a great actor. Hollywood life beat him down. Thanks for the information.

[Prometheuspredator]

One of his best roles was in the movie, "Hoosiers" with Gene Hackman in 1986.

[annofcleavers]

Mad, bad and dangerous to know! Love him!

[boomer]

I had forgotten he had passed. Great remembrance 👍

[bobthebear]

Considering all the drugs and alcohol he consumed for so many years it's an absolute miracle that he lived past 50, let alone made it to 74. He was a very talented actor and director. I saw _Colors_ soon after it came out on home video and it was great. Acting-wise, he was great in almost everything he ever did. He was a very real actor.

[hazor]

He was awesome
One of his unsung roles was in a little known movie with Harry Hamlin called “Kjng of The Mountain” - he literally WAS that guy, a lot like many of his characters he played

[scottmandu]

A true Renaissance character. Owned rare art, was a photographer too

[seanbeasinger]

He also did work w Michael Madson the last days of Frankie the fly hell ride and Hoboken hollow I remember him playing the bad guy in speed my favorite role of him when he played in the last days of Ftankie the Fly! I think that's a helluva movie!! Thank you 4 remembering him because I really liked his work 2 I miss him😢😢😢

[lmc]

Don Factor's dear old buddy. Boy did I hear the stories. 🙏❤💫💥

[bradberkely]

I love the fact that he played the supporting role in some of the most iconic movies for 6 decades. Look at it. He had at least 1 legendary movie from every decade