Buddy Duress, known for his role alongside Robert Pattinson in the popular film “Good Time,” has tragically passed away at the age of 38, as confirmed by his brother, Christopher Stathis. According to Stathis, Buddy’s untimely death in November was a result of cardiac arrest induced by a combination of drugs.
Key Takeaway
Actor Buddy Duress, known for his role in “Good Time,” has passed away at the age of 38. His brother attributes his death to a drug cocktail, shedding light on the challenges he faced throughout his life.
Life and Career
Buddy Duress had a notable presence in the film industry, with credits in movies such as “Person to Person,” “The Great Darkened Days,” “Beware of Dog,” “Flinch,” “Funny Pages,” and “Heaven Knows What.” His collaboration with director Josh Safdie began after his release from Rikers Island prison, where he had served time for drug-related charges. It was during this time that he worked on “Heaven Knows What” and later contributed to the inspiration behind “Good Time,” as documented by the Los Angeles Times.
Challenges and Legacy
Buddy Duress faced personal struggles with substance abuse and legal issues, which significantly impacted his life. Despite these challenges, he continued to pursue his passion for acting, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the form of upcoming projects such as “Mass State Lottery” and the short film “Skull,” both of which are set to be released posthumously in the coming year.
Remembering Buddy Duress
Buddy Duress is survived by his brother Christopher and his mother Jo-Anne. His untimely passing has left a void in the entertainment industry, and he will be remembered for his contributions to film and his enduring spirit.
