Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman died

Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman died in the United States at the age of 46, CNN reports . The police said that Hoffman was found dead in the bathroom in his house in New York with a needle from a syringe in his left hand. In the house they found empty packaging, similar to those in which they sell heroin.

Earlier, the actor said in an interview that he had problems with alcohol and drugs when he was still a student, but he tied at 22 years old. Last year, the media reported that Hoffman had to contact a drug clinic again due to the problems with heroin suddenly arising.

Philip Seymour Hoffman was born on July 23, 1967 in Fairport (New York). He graduated from the College of Arts of New York University and first worked in the theater, and since 1991 he starred in films and television series. His first noticeable role was the supporting role in the 1999 film "Talented Mr. Ripley." Undoubtedly success, the role of the writer Truman Capote in the film "Kapota" of 2005, for which Hoffman was awarded Oscar. Later, he was nominated for Oscars for the second -plan role in Charlie Wilson's War in 2008, in doubt in 2009 and in Master in 2013.