Malcolm-Jamal Warner was honored by his friends and former colleagues in a live podcast almost a week after His death.
A live episode from His podcast “not all the hood” abandoned on Friday July 25 and was led by his cohost Candace Kelley.
Actress Jessica Mieswho worked alongside Warner The resident, Tribute paid by appearing on the podcast.
“I was so struck by its endless curiosity and its warmth and its elegance, but mainly its ability to make sure that I and the others feel like an equal. I never had the impression of looking at someone else,” said Miesel.
Malcolm-Jamal Warner sent an email to his cohost of Podcast “not all the hood”, Candace Kelley, shortly before his sudden death at the age of 54. “I spoke to him on Friday before his departure,” Kelley told Us Weekly exclusively on Wednesday, July 23. “He wrote to me for a long time, five paragraphs of five plane paragraphs, which is so strange. I am like,”[You’re going to] […]
Miesel added who loved his laughter and said that his humor had contributed to a pleasant work experience with him.
“His laughter was just one of my favorite sounds all over the world, and he was the king to add a button at the end of a scene, you even know how to make a serious surgery scene and he would add something completely silly at the end,” she continued.
Meanwhile, Kelley granted the deceased actor for pushing various representations of black characters on the screen.
“He was really on a mission to make sure that the tropes on the black community do not continue,” recalls Kelley. “We would have these conversations because all the dramas on television concern gangs and the street and drugs and pivots,” she continued. “But many people do not know that he has often refused a lot of pieces in this type of show. He would say:” It is a good writing, but it is not a good message. “”
Malcolm-Jamal Warner.
(Photo by Paras Griffin / Getty Images)The news broke out on July 21 that The Cosby Show alum was died at 54 At Costa Rica. He survived his mother, wife and daughter.
Warner was trying to save her 8 year old daughter in the ocean before drowning, an official confirmed exclusively US Weekly Thursday July 24.
Malcolm-Jamal Warner was frank about his inheritance during his last public interview two months before his death. Warner, who died tragically at 54 on Sunday July 20, after an accidental drowning, opened the way he hoped that he was remembered when he appeared on May 21 on the Podcast “Hot & Borred” by Melyssa Ford. “I […]
According to Elberth LeónHead of the tourist police from the Atlantic region of Costa Rica, Warner and his daughter were dragged by an ocean current when the accident occurred on Sunday, July 20.
“The two were dragged by the current,” said León We.“They bathed together and were captured by a current of tear. Obviously, as a father, he fought for his daughter, but the current in this area is very strong, and they could not reach the goal. ”
The Costarian judicial investigation agency has confirmed We This Warner autopsy was completed on Tuesday July 22, with “asphyxiation due to submersion” found as a cause. His death was deemed accidental by civil servants.
