RIP BILL PAXTON
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He was one of those actors where if you seen him in a movie he just gave that added level of comfort to the film, whether the movie was wack or not. He played his part exceptionally well.
RIP to a great actor.
RIP to a great actor.
So did they finish filming the whole season of Training Day..? tonight's episode will be dedicated to him
I read the first season was already finished so it will air in its entirety.
A sticky though? 
Watching Terminator now. I don't think he died in the movie. Arnold threw him up against a gate and he fell out
Hmmm. Maybe.
Well then that means he's the only actor to take on a Terminator, an Alien and a Predator... and take an ass kicking from all three. Of course.
I'm watching Frailty right now, there's no other like Bill Paxton man, dude was a living legend to geeks.
oNE
Amanda Seyfried remembers 'Big Love' costar Bill Paxton 4 years after his death: 'I miss him'
Amanda Seyfried posted a moving tribute to her 'Big Love' costar Bill Paxton 4 years after his death.
Bill Paxton’s Family Can Seek Punitive Damages Against Cedars-Sinai in Wrongful Death Suit
Bill Paxton ’s family can seek punitive damages against Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in connection with their claim that it failed to perform an autopsy as promised in an effort to cover up his cause of death, an L.A. judge ruled Wednesday.
The actor died of a stroke in February 2017 following a heart surgery for aortic aneurysm repair. In February 2018, the family sued the hospital, claiming it and its staff were negligent and his doctor recommended an unconventional surgery that he wasn’t properly trained for and didn’t explain the risks. They also allege that the hospital and Dr. Ali Khoynezhad tried to cover up their negligence by not performing an autopsy — and lying to the company hired for the cremation and memorial service. When Forest Lawn Memorial Park noted no autopsy had been done, Khoynezhad allegedly told the company the family “originally planned autopsy but changed their mind.”
The family alleges Cedars and Khoynezhad “made a promise and representation to Plaintiffs that they would perform an autopsy of William Paxton…with no intention to perform an autopsy on William Paxton so they could conceal their role in causing the death of Mr. Paxton.” They didn’t find out an autopsy hadn’t been done until Paxton had already been cremated and were “horrified” by the revelation, according to their amended complaint .
Cedars in October filed a motion for summary adjudication of the claim , arguing that the family can’t seek punitive damages against the hospital because they haven’t met the standards required to hold the company accountable for its employee’s conduct. It argued they “do not allege that any corporate officer or member of the board of directors had any role in the decisions concerning whether Paxton received an autopsy at Cedars or in communicating with the mortuary related to the family’s wishes concerning an autopsy.”
L.A. County Superior Court Judge Steven J.
Kleifield on Wednesday found Cedars ignored the key allegation: that the family was deceived. “Cedars submits no evidence as to who made the misrepresentation to Plaintiffs, who was involved in making the misrepresentation, or who was involved in the decision to not perform the autopsy,” finds Kleifield. “The deception to Forest Lawn was only one act alleged to have been made in furtherance of the fraud against Plaintiffs. Cedars does not address the primary allegation against it. It therefore has not carried its burden on summary adjudication.”
Trial had been slated for March, but earlier this month it was delayed due to the COVID-19 Omicron variant spike and scheduling issues arising in another suit against Cedars. It is now set to begin Sept. 9.
Bill Paxton ’s family can seek punitive damages against Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in connection with their claim that it failed to perform an autopsy as promised in an effort to cover up his cause of death, an L.A. judge ruled Wednesday.
The actor died of a stroke in February 2017 following a heart surgery for aortic aneurysm repair. In February 2018, the family sued the hospital, claiming it and its staff were negligent and his doctor recommended an unconventional surgery that he wasn’t properly trained for and didn’t explain the risks. They also allege that the hospital and Dr. Ali Khoynezhad tried to cover up their negligence by not performing an autopsy — and lying to the company hired for the cremation and memorial service. When Forest Lawn Memorial Park noted no autopsy had been done, Khoynezhad allegedly told the company the family “originally planned autopsy but changed their mind.”
The family alleges Cedars and Khoynezhad “made a promise and representation to Plaintiffs that they would perform an autopsy of William Paxton…with no intention to perform an autopsy on William Paxton so they could conceal their role in causing the death of Mr. Paxton.” They didn’t find out an autopsy hadn’t been done until Paxton had already been cremated and were “horrified” by the revelation, according to their amended complaint .
Cedars in October filed a motion for summary adjudication of the claim , arguing that the family can’t seek punitive damages against the hospital because they haven’t met the standards required to hold the company accountable for its employee’s conduct. It argued they “do not allege that any corporate officer or member of the board of directors had any role in the decisions concerning whether Paxton received an autopsy at Cedars or in communicating with the mortuary related to the family’s wishes concerning an autopsy.”
L.A. County Superior Court Judge Steven J.
Kleifield on Wednesday found Cedars ignored the key allegation: that the family was deceived. “Cedars submits no evidence as to who made the misrepresentation to Plaintiffs, who was involved in making the misrepresentation, or who was involved in the decision to not perform the autopsy,” finds Kleifield. “The deception to Forest Lawn was only one act alleged to have been made in furtherance of the fraud against Plaintiffs. Cedars does not address the primary allegation against it. It therefore has not carried its burden on summary adjudication.”
Trial had been slated for March, but earlier this month it was delayed due to the COVID-19 Omicron variant spike and scheduling issues arising in another suit against Cedars. It is now set to begin Sept. 9.
Bill Paxton's family settles wrongful death lawsuit with Los Angeles hospital
The suit, filed against Cedars-Sinai Medical Center more than four years ago, had been scheduled to go to trial next month. The terms of the settlement were not released.
www.nbcnews.com
Bill Paxton's Family Reaches Settlement in Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Surgeon, Hospital
Bill Paxton's family has reached a settlement in their wrongful death lawsuit.
Bill Paxton’s Family Reaches Second Settlement in His Death
The settlement comes five months after they reached a separate one for $1 million with the medical group that performed the anesthesia during the surgery.
www.thedailybeast.com
Family of late Bill Paxton settles wrongful death lawsuit
The Big Love star died in 2017 following a stroke that occurred after he underwent surgery to replace a heart valve and repair aorta damage.