Burt Reynolds, one of Hollywood’s most popular leading men during the ’70s and early ’80s via such films as “Deliverance,” “Smokey and the Bandit,” “The Longest Yard” and “Semi-Tough,” has died from cardiac arrest. His rep confirmed that he died Thursday in Jupiter, Fla. He was 82.
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I will never forget our dinners,laughs & gems you dropped. Meeting you was one of the greater joys of my adult life & artistic career. You were the “Man” then, now & forever in my book. 10-4 Bandit ,you’ve got nothing but open road now – love, WS. the Student. #burtreynolds pic.twitter.com/uhdAGjtH8H
— WS (@wesleysnipes) September 6, 2018
My good friend has started a new journey. Rest in my peace my friend. I’ll never forget the wonderful times we spent together. #BurtReynolds pic.twitter.com/DXzIchYDjl
— Reba (@reba) September 6, 2018
Rest in peace Burt Reynolds. Thank you for so many great performances including this one in the Original Room, improvising with 2 of the greats. Say hi to Richard and Robin for us. #burtreynolds #richardpryor #robinwilliams #TheComedyStore #tbt pic.twitter.com/LOFCkNBtXZ
— The Comedy Store (@TheComedyStore) September 6, 2018
