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Dennis Hopper at Death’s Door? | Showbiz Spy - celebrity news, rumors & gossip
At least for all eternity, I can still watch him whining about his mommy:
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Dennis Hopper at Death’s Door? | Showbiz Spy - celebrity news, rumors & gossip
DENNIS Hopper is at death’s door after his cancer spread to his bones, according to a shocking new report.
The Easy Rider, Apocalypse Now, Blue Velvet and Hoosiers star — who was diagnosed with prostate cancer in September 2009 — is reportedly telling pals he’s ready to die now that he’s completed his final wish by finishing filming on his TV series Crash.
“Dennis has come to grips with the fact that the end is likely near,” a source told American tabloid the National Enquirer.
“He knew going into the last weeks of filming Crash that he was on borrowed time. His doctors had told him they were no longer able to contain the disease, and his condition had severely worsened.
“Dennis missed three days on the set due to dehydration, but then he came back, got back on his mark and faced the camera. Really, it was some of the best acting he’s ever done.”
Dennis has also managed to finish editing a 546-page book of photographs taken by him, said another source.
“Dennis calls the book his legacy, and he’s glad to see it completed,” confided the insider.
“He knows the end is near, but he’s still the consummate professional that he’s always been. Dennis has gotten his affairs in order and said his goodbyes.”
The Easy Rider, Apocalypse Now, Blue Velvet and Hoosiers star — who was diagnosed with prostate cancer in September 2009 — is reportedly telling pals he’s ready to die now that he’s completed his final wish by finishing filming on his TV series Crash.
“Dennis has come to grips with the fact that the end is likely near,” a source told American tabloid the National Enquirer.
“He knew going into the last weeks of filming Crash that he was on borrowed time. His doctors had told him they were no longer able to contain the disease, and his condition had severely worsened.
“Dennis missed three days on the set due to dehydration, but then he came back, got back on his mark and faced the camera. Really, it was some of the best acting he’s ever done.”
Dennis has also managed to finish editing a 546-page book of photographs taken by him, said another source.
“Dennis calls the book his legacy, and he’s glad to see it completed,” confided the insider.
“He knows the end is near, but he’s still the consummate professional that he’s always been. Dennis has gotten his affairs in order and said his goodbyes.”
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