Aneurysm leaves no hope for actor Tom Sizemore; his manager says

As an actor, Sizemore is known for scenes from Saving Private Ryan, Black Hawk Down, and Natural Born Killers, among others. His drug problems and domestic violence led to his jail time. A doctor has told Charles Lago's family that he has no hope of living much longer, and an end-of-life decision needs to be made soon.

Gratitude is expressed to everyone

Upon determining how to handle end-of-life matters, the family will release another statement on Wednesday. This has been a terrible time for his family, and we ask for privacy during this difficult time. They express their gratitude to everyone who expressed support and prayers.

As Sergeant Horvath, Sizemore appeared alongside Tom Hanks in Saving Private Ryan in 1998, which won the Academy Award for Best Picture. The television film Witness Protection, in which he portrayed a mobster, was nominated for a Golden Globe. He has also appeared in Pearl Harbor, Heat, and True Romance. 

Addiction to drugs became severe

During his career and career, he developed a heavy drug habit. In his autobiography, he writes about heroin addictions and crystal meth addictions. After two years of marriage, he divorced his actress and tennis player wife, Maeve Quinlan, after being arrested on suspicion of assaulting her.

Heidi Fleiss, a former "Hollywood madam," was beaten up by him in 2003 and sentenced to six months in prison. His recent roles include appearances on Netflix's Cobra Kai and Twin Peaks' 2017 revival. On 18 February, he had a brain aneurysm.

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