Tony Curtis Died Due to pulmonary disease

Tony Curtis, the movie star handsome handsomely the 1950 and 60 more remembered for his role in the resistance in the hilarious comedy from Billy Wilder classic "Some Like It Hot" and dramatic roles in "The Fugitive" and "Sweet Smell of Success ", died on Wednesday night. He was 85.
Curtis died in Henderson, Nevada, of cardiopulmonary arrest, said a spokeswoman for the Clark County coroner.Tony - who suffered from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - was hospitalized in July near Las Vegas after suffering breathing problems while making an appearance at a local Costco.
Curtis starred in such classics as "Some Like It Hot" and "Spartacus" - and was nominated for an Oscar for her role in "The Fugitive."

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Legend Tony Curtis Died

Following the sad news that Tony Curtis has died of a heart attack, fans and celebrities from various corners of Hollywood are paying their respects to this great actor, real movie star, six-time husband and a man who, by courtesy of "Some Like It Hot" dress in drag became a touchstone for comedy film.
daughter of Curtis, Jamie Lee Curtis - who lost her mother and first wife of Curtis, Janet Leigh, a heart attack in 2004 - issued the following statement.

    "My father left behind a legacy of great performances in films and in his paintings and assemblages. He leaves behind children and their families who loved and respected him and wife and in-laws that were dedicated to him. He also leaves behind fans around the world. "
Twitter - the equivalent of online guest book at the funeral of the world - issues and actor Tony Curtis RIP Tony is currently a trend, as fans of the regular season and the famous tribute to the actor, whose film career reached its peak in the 1950's. contemporary celebrities ranging gap Kelly Osbourne Simon Pegg Nia Vardalos have expressed their condolences in a Tweet.
"RIP Tony Curtis - 1 ª actor we saw when we moved to Los Angeles," wrote Vardalos. "It was rockin 'a bolero jacket at Spago. Ah, perfect."
Roger Moore, Curtis co-star in the series "The Persuaders" he told Sky News: "You never think that the friends are gone. I am very sad and also sad for his wife because she loved him."
Here at Celebritology, let's leave the choice words of affection for Curtis to others. All I have to say is: here. Watch this.

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Janet Leigh Husband Tony Curtis

Tony Curtis, an actor who went up to film fame in the 1950s by mixing street mentality with near-attractive looks, gave powerful spectacular performances in “Sweet Smell of Success” and “The Defiant Ones” and grew to become a comic image as a cross-outfitting Jazz Age musician in “Some Like It Hot,” expired of cardiac arrest Wednesday at his Las Vegas-area home. He was 85.
“The significant thing is that he did not disappear,” said film historian Jeanine Basinger. “He made the transition because he actually had more than just a pretty face. He understood the situation he was in very clearly. He was a very intelligent boy from the streets. He was street smart, and he got business-smart.”

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How Tony Curtis Died ?

Tony Curtis, one of the icons of Hollywood big screen, has died, it was announced today (September 30). He was 85. The cause of death is still unknown, but a spokesman for his daughter Jamie Lee Curtis confirmed his death .Curtis made his big screen debut in 1949 and appeared in a series of films throughout the 50's, before gaining fame in the drama The sweet smell of success. He was nominated for an Oscar for his role in Sidney Poitier The Fugitive in 1958.
It then appeared alongside Marilyn Monroe in Billy Wilder's classic comedy Some Like It Hot, in which she played a jazz musician in the race. He is known for working with Monroe described as "like kissing Hitler", but then insisted that the appointment was a joke.
His other notable films include The Vikings, Spartacus and The Boston Strangler.
He led a colorful personal life, married six times.
When asked in 2008 what he would have written on his tombstone, Curtis said, "Nobody's Perfect" - a reference to the closing line of Some Like It Hot.

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