A Life in Pictures: Anthony Minghella

[tonireed1]

There are so few of us who can become of a moment, of space--absent of time, and then be presented with options that become in this act of creation--great art--because the work is endowed with one's soul. Oh! To have known Anthony and had the chance to FEEL--while discussing his art--all that he became in the doing of IT--as we became of one sublime space in the great flow of play.

[ohworldgirl]

Bless Anthony Minghella. He will always be remembered for his significant contributions to the film world. I personally will always remember him for the most beautiful production of Madame Butterfly, 2006 - NYC.

[sleepypoodle]

What a loss to the British film industry...such a gifted writer and film maker. I find it very spooky that in his first film 'Truly Madly Deeply' Jamie dies during a routine examination of his throat and then Minghella dies from a secondary haemorrhage(probably due to infection) following a wide excision of his tonsils - I felt the hairs stand up on my head when I heard of how he died, almost as though he inadvertently predicted his own death more than 12 years ago.

[ravensmead]

it might sound a bit odd but he's very like david gilmour of pink floyd....a very gentle talent....i wonder if they ever met ..just a thought.....

[iignoreyou]

How very sad this is!He was only 54 years old.Condolences to his family.

[radcliff69]

Nooo... how can this be? Damn this, Minghella was too young.

[helmsly2010]

my thoughts are with his family right now. R.I.P