I don’t know if too many remembrances of Jean-Marc Vallée are going to mention C.R.A.Z.Y. (2005), but I highly recommend it. A great coming-of-age film I remember really liking when I discovered it long before he blew up. What a huge loss.
We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of renowned Quebecois filmmaker Jean-Marc Vallée. Vallée was an empathetic and generous visionary in television and film. His work inspired the way we tell stories in Canada and across the world. Our condolences to his loved ones.
Jean-Marc Vallée was a brilliant, fiercely dedicated filmmaker who invested his whole self alongside every actor he directed. We are shocked at the news of his death and extend our sympathies to his sons, Alex and Émile and his extended family.
Beautiful Jean-Marc Vallee. The world has lost one of our great and purest artists and dreamers. And we lost our beloved friend. Our hearts are broken.
Took this of Jean-Marc Vallee in 2019 in Careyes, Mexico during the ArteCareyes film fest. He was soulful and generous and loved music more than anything. He’d always wanted to be a rock star. In MTL we road bikes to Leonard Cohen’s house. He was one of the coolest I’ve ever met.
J''entends encore ta voix dire mon nom lors de notre dernier appel... C'est une mer de larmes ici, today. Je t'aime JM forever & bon vol de par les cieux... 🌬💙💙💙 @ Montreal, Quebec https://t.co/xTIQdvaskR
@CNN@FoxNews@MSNBC@CBSNews HEY! Ummm the Gislaine Maxwell trial started. Are you going to cover that? Or no because human trafficking and pedophilia is not a big deal to you? #MaxwellTrial