Well... it's a shame that he died so young but lots of people die too young everyday. Are their deaths any less tragic because they weren't good looking actors?

Corpse, or it didn't happen .

The debate titles don't allow us to answer the question.

Anyway, MEH

My condolences to his family, friends and fans. And also to the driver, who would never be on the national news if this accident had occurred without a famous person in his car.

But when I saw this on a friend's fb post, I had to look up Mr. Walker on wikipedia. Out of all of his films, I have only seen Pleasentville (which I liked well enough, but I don't remember his character) and the first Fast and Furious film (which I had no interest in and have not even considered checking out the sequels.) So no affect on my day, but again, condolences to those whose lives he touched.

No great loss to the film industry.

I haven't watched any of those films before but none the less this is sad to hear and I wish all the best to his family.

On Saturday a famous celebrity and his driver die due to willful speeding and negligence. A day later a train derails in New York City and four innocent people die with eleven more in critical condition and dozens more still injured. What does everyone fixate on the most? The dead celebrity. Obviously, he is not the more sympathetic case... so what, are that many people really that shallow. Cynicism 1, Optimism 0.

i never watched any of his movies but it is a bad thing he died ...