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So heartbreaking. My first thoughts went to his scenes in Todd Solondz’s Life During Wartime. He played Shirley Henderson’s love interest who comes back to her in visions after taking his own life:

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I just watched him yesterday. I can't imagine growing up without seeing Pee Wee, and his show, which was so smart, and treated kids with respect. It tells you a lot about how much Paul meant to people that in spite of what happened he still came back. 

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After reading the thread from his former rep earlier this year and seeing some of the red-carpet videos around that time, this isn't a surprise, but it's still sad to see anyone that age pass. Euphoria was just more Sam Levinson exploitation and fetish material, but Angus Cloud was a very bright light, very intense and charismatic in ways you can't manufacture. Very sad.

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