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Star It: Chapter Two
James Ransone
died when he was 46 years old.The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner stated that Ransone died on Friday (19/12) due to suicide.
Deadlines
on Sunday (21/12) reported that the winner of the Film Independent Spirit Award was found dead from hanging himself in Los Angeles.
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James Ransone is an actor who became increasingly known for his role as longshoreman turned petty criminal, Chester “Ziggy” Sabotka, in the 12 episodes of the second season of The Wire.
Throughout his role, Ziggy is easily intimidated by other low-level criminals and his fellow cargo inspectors.After taking too many insults, Ziggy loses control and kills his partner in a fit of rage.
Horrified by his actions, he waited for the police to arrive at the scene and confessed to the murder.
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James Ransone’s last appearance in the series was in the final episode of the second season, where his character was seen serving time in prison.
Five years later, Ransone starred alongside Alexander Skarsgård in Generation Kill.He played Marine Corporal Josh Ray Person in the seven episodes of the miniseries which tells the story of a Rolling Stone reporter joining the Marines of 1st Recon.
In 2019, Ransone played an older version of the quiet, Derry-born limousine driver Eddie Kaspbrak in It: Chapter Two.
His other recent films include Black Phone 2, V/H/S/85, Small Engine Repair, and What We Found. His most recent TV series include Poker Face, Seal Team, 50 States of Fright, and The First.
James Ransone was born in Baltimore in 1979. He attended the Carver Center for Arts and Technology in Towson, Maryland, from 1993 to 1997.
He got his career breakthrough by playing a co-star in the teen drama, Ken Park (2002).He got his role in the series The Wire a year later.
The problem of depression is not an easy thing.If you have ever thought about or felt suicidal tendencies, had an emotional crisis, or know people in that condition, you are advised to contact professional help.
The Ministry of Health’s Free Suicide Prevention Hotline Service and Marzoeki Mahdi Hospital can be contacted via www.healing199.id, or telephone at 119 extension 8, or WhatsApp which is directly connected to the site.
This service is directly connected to counselors at the National Mental Health Center at Marzoeki Mahdi Hospital and networks, as well as clinical psychologists from the Indonesian Association of Clinical Psychologists (IPK).All complaints will be heard sincerely and privacy will be maintained.
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