Josh Gad is mourning the loss of “Marshall” co-star Chadwick Bozman, who died Friday after a four-year battle with colon cancer.
The actor, 39, shared a screenshot of one of them and took to Twitter to express his condolences. Long text message The “Black Panther” actor sent him into the coronavirus epidemic last week.
Gade tweeted, “Breaking my Twitter silence to share a little beauty. “This was a brilliant and once-in-a-lifetime genius, a final treatise by Chacha Dwikikosman – Celebrate and celebrate this in life. He knew how precious each moment was. Heaven received one of his most powerful angels tonight. ”
This message focuses on discovering the beauty within nature, even during the most inconvenient and time consuming endeavors.
“If you’re in Los Angeles, you woke up this morning to the rare and peaceful sound of steady rain. If you’re like me, maybe you’ll take a look at the forecast for the week and see that it will rain three straight three days; Not without a break from sunlight and without achieving moist darkness, but yes it is coming down like cats and dogs, ”Bozman began the text.
“Nice. Because of Kovid we are stuck inside this noisy quarantine, and now we can’t even get the sun in Kali. Now it comes! “He continued.” But now that the rain has stopped and today’s storm has cleared, I urge you to go out and take a breath. Notice how fresh the air is, now, after the sky There has been a 3-week break from the usual relentless barrage of smoking from bumper to bumper LA passengers, and now this rain has taken Angles City a long way. [sic] And much needed shower. ”
“Breathe in and out at this moment,” he continued. “Thank God for the unique beauties and wonders of the day. We should take advantage of every moment to enjoy the simplicity of God’s creation, whether it is clear sky and sun or cloudy with darkness. And hey, if this is clear right now, and it rains tomorrow, I can even put jars and cans and catch the rain. Throw in a water filter and I have more alkaline water than any bottle brand there. “
Gad also went on Instagram to reflect his relationship with the actor in the obscure video.
“You come across people in your life who are good at the next level. This was a man who was talented and gave incredible not only as an artist but also as a human being, ”he added. “Besides just being a Black Panther, Chadwick was T’Challah in real life, he was someone who just gave and gave and gave and never stopped giving.”
“2020 is so devastating for a number of reasons – this one hurts because it’s taking away someone who was honestly one of the greatest,” the actor added. “I don’t know how to process this, but I want to send my love to his whole family and all the fans there, he will miss.”
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