Tom Sizemore Illness: Criticall Condition From A Brain Aneurysm

Tom Sizemore Illness: Tom Sizemore is fighting for his life after sustaining a brain aneurysm. The 61-year-old “Saving Private Ryan” actor is “hospitalised in intensive care,” according to Page Six’s Charles Lago on Sunday.

Lago stated of the patient, “he is in critical condition and it is a wait-and-see situation.” They are aware and awaiting medical news.

Saturday morning at 2:00 a.m., the “Black Hawk Down” actor reportedly suffered a brain aneurysm and went into cardiac arrest in his Los Angeles home. Someone located Sizemore and called 911, according to reports.

Even though emergency services arrived quickly, he was transferred to a nearby hospital in critical condition. The infamous actor has a history of substance abuse and legal issues. In the 2000s, Sizemore served a total of 17 months in prison for domestic violence and drug offences.

After divorcing Maeve Quinlan in 1999, he was convicted of domestic violence against his then-girlfriend Heidi Fleiss in 2003 and received one of the most publicised convictions. Later, police arrested Sizemore for DUI and drug possession in 2020 and 2019. The actor told The Daily Mail in 2017 that his addiction had brought him to rock bottom.

He claimed he was “forced to squat for two years” in a structure with “no power or running water.”

“My life has gotten a lot better, it’s been a true chronicle, but I’ve got a lengthy history of substance misuse, I was in a really poor position,” Sizemore said. Although I did not end up sleeping on the street, I did have to quickly sell the $7 million property I had been living in. What a fucked up person I was, I could have bought anything else like a condo or something, but I wanted a house again.

So I was just out and about for a few of weeks,” he added. I mean, I was high, and I remember thinking, “I’m going to obtain the money to purchase a $5 million mansion, and I’m asking certain individuals for money.” Actor Jack Nicholson was eventually solicited for a loan by “Heat” star Mel Gibson.

Can you lend me $10 million?” to which Sizemore recalled the reply, “In a word, no.”

A Utah woman made headlines when she claimed that Sizemore, age 11, touched her during a photo shoot. In a 2018 lawsuit, she alleged that an incident that occurred in 2003 on the set of the film Born Killers caused her to develop PTSD and a drug and alcohol addiction. After hearing the “extremely disturbing” allegation, Sizemore stated that he would never inappropriately touch a child.