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    Imogen Poots posts tribute for Anton Yelchin in Honour of the tenth anniversary of his passing: 10 years since we lost ya. Thanks for getting it and being such a huge part of who l am. This song is called 'Over Your Shoulder' and was recorded by Anton and Billy Crudup with Ryan Dean on drums.
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    Imogen Poots posts tribute for Anton Yelchin in Honour of the tenth anniversary of his passing: 10 years since we lost ya. Thanks for getting it and being such a huge part of who l am. This song is called ‘Over Your Shoulder’ and was recorded by Anton and Billy Crudup with Ryan Dean on drums.


    Imogen Poots posts tribute for Anton Yelchin in Honour of the tenth anniversary of his passing: 10 years since we lost ya. Thanks for getting it and being such a huge part of who l am. This song is called ‘Over Your Shoulder’ and was recorded by Anton and Billy Crudup with Ryan Dean on drums.



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    2. CokeMooch on

      Awww 😢 another 27 club member. I loved him, he was such a talented actor. His death was so random and heartbreaking.

      R.I.P. 💜

    3. annakarina3 on

      Aww, they were in Green Room. That was a really intense movie, I haven’t seen it since it came out ten years ago.

    4. Available-Chart-2505 on

      He absolutely crushed his roles in 5 to 9 and Like Crazy, two fantastic romances. RIP anton.

    5. Super_Hour_3836 on

      Charlie Bartlett made a big impact on me as a depressed grad student. It was such a fun performance (and channeled Harold and Maude in such a sweet way) by Anton that I ended up watching everything he would go on to make. He had such a bright life ahead of him and I am always sad he didn’t make it past 27.

    8. maduhangat on

      I wasn’t familiar with his work but hearing about his death made me so sad. So unfortunate and unprecedented:(

    10. badedum on

      His death messed me up for awhile. I always recommend watching the documentary his family and friends made about him called Love, Antosha. They also put out a book of his photography that I didn’t manage to get and have been looking for ever since.