Philip Seymour Hoffman's sister 令状s emotional 尊敬の印 10 years after his death: 'He loved to sit の近くに on a couch, walk arm in arm, and 抱擁する big'
Philip Seymour Hoffman's sister Emily?Anne Barr penned a touching 尊敬の印 to the actor 10 years after his death.
The last gift the Oscar 勝利者 gave his sibling was a two-year subscription to The Paris Review, which is where she 栄誉（を受ける）d him with a 深く心に感じた essay published on Monday.
In it she looked 支援する at moments from their childhood while 詳細（に述べる）ing her way of 対処するing with grief, after the Capote 星／主役にする died of an 偶発の 麻薬 overdose in his Manhattan apartment in February 2014, at the age of 46.
She 述べるd her brother as 'a cuddly person' and credits him for 存在 able to take them 'away from the 大混乱 of our house' as they were growing up.
'He loved to sit の近くに on a couch, walk arm in arm 負かす／撃墜する the street, and 抱擁する big,' she wrote, 追加するing that the 伝説の actor had 'a lot of loud parts.'
Philip Seymour Hoffman's sister Emily Barr penned a touching 尊敬の印 to the actor 10 years after his death, in an essay published in?The Paris Review on Monday; He is seen in 2014
Anne,?a pediatric nurse practitioner, 述べるd how in their childhood she and Philip 株d a bedroom with bunk beds and would 'stay up reading with our own flashlight and not 乱す the other.'
'Phil loved the Encyclopedia Brown 調書をとる／予約するs, and he read a lot of Hardy Boys. He really enjoyed a good mystery, 特に if it was funny,' she 株d.
She 追加するd that one of his favorite movies was?The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter Brother (1975).
'We grew up like two hamsters making nests out of 一面に覆う／毛布s and 調書をとる／予約するs. We burrowed together, 特に when things felt scary or loud.'
'We made up stories that took us away from the 大混乱 of our house and into building forts in the 支持を得ようと努めるd, 列／漕ぐ／騒動ing boats together on Keuka Lake, or walking to The Brick Oven to eat pizza by ourselves like we were grown-ups.'?
She also discussed his 事実上の／代理 abilities, 令状ing, 'My brother had a lot of loud parts, like his laughter and big gestures of annoyance.'
'The way he would jump up and dance around when teasing you ― even after you’d pleaded for him to stop, he just couldn’t help poking fun one last time. He knew it was wrong, b ut he was going to do it anyway, and laugh until you were laughing too.'?
At the heart of Anne's essay is an interaction with her and a librarian at a public library 近づく her home, where she finds out old magazines are 寄付するd to 地元の schools for kids to 削減（する） up and make collages.?
She 述べるd her brother as 'a cuddly person' and credits him for 存在 able to take them 'away from the 大混乱 of our house' as they were growing up; Hoffman seen in 2013
'He loved to sit の近くに on a couch, walk arm in arm 負かす／撃墜する the street, and 抱擁する big,' she wrote, 追加するing that the 伝説の actor had 'a lot of loud parts'; Seen in 2014?
The Capote 星／主役にする died of an 偶発の 麻薬 overdose in his Manhattan apartment in February 2014, at the age of 46; seen in 2014
Hoffman had separated from his longtime partner Mimi O'Donnell in the months 主要な up to his death because she couldn't 扱う his ヘロイン 中毒 said friends; seen in 2009
He and the 衣装 designer sha re three children together: son Cooper, 21, and two daughters Tallulah, 17, and Willa, 15; seen with two of their kids in?2007
When she discovers this, she checks out all the magazines and takes them home so she can '削減（する） all the articles and photos of Phil out of each magazine.'?
'I didn't want to read these articles. But I didn't want children cutting them up in class next year. More importantly, I didn't want one of my children to be sitting in art class and get 手渡すd one of these magazines and open it up to see their uncle Phil.'
After she was done cutting up the magazines, Anne 反映するd on how her brother would 'think I was ridiculous for doing all this.'
'He'd 包む his big arm around me, and we would walk a little quicker as the 気温 dropped and the sun 始める，決める lower in the sky.'
'We would talk, like when we were kids, imagining the story of Encyclopedia Brown trying to solve The 事例／患者 of the 消えるing Actor, which takes place in a library with a small 木造の door.'
The American actor and father of three was 設立する dead on the bathroom 床に打ち倒す of his $10,000 a month West Village apartment. 70 捕らえる、獲得するs of ヘロイン and 20 used needles were 設立する inside his home.
Hoffman's 麻薬 habit had 恐らく 増大するd to 上向きs of $10,000 a month and his preferred 麻薬s were ヘロイン and the prescription 麻薬 Oxycontin.?
Hoffman,?known for his 描写 of troubled souls, had separated from his longtime partner Mimi O'Donnell in the months 主要な up to his death because she couldn't 扱う his ヘロイン 中毒 said friends.
He and the?衣装 designer 株?three children together: son Cooper, 21, and two daughte rs Tallulah, 17, and Willa, 15.??
Before his death the 批判的に acclaimed actor 認める struggling with 麻薬 中毒 in the past and 報道によれば checked himself into an East Coast rehab 中心 for ten days in May of 2013 to を取り引きする his ヘロイン 乱用 after having （人命などを）奪う，主張するd to be 解放する／自由な for 23-years.
Hoffman's 批判的に acclaimed 業績／成果s 含む Capote (2005), for which he won an 学院 Award, 疑問 (2008), and The Master (2012); seen in a still from Capote
He also played Freddie Miles, a boisterous American ex-pat living in Italy, in the 教団 classic The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999); seen with Jude 法律 in a still
によれば TMZ, he fell off the wagon in 2012, with his problem starting slowly with prescription pills and recently 増大するing to snorting ヘロイン.
The popular actor 認める in 2006 to a 以前 unacknowledged history of 実体 乱用 after he 卒業生（する）d from NYU's 演劇 school when he was 23-years old in 1989.?
Hoffman's 批判的に acclaimed 業績／成果s 含む Capote (2005), for which he won an 学院 Award, 疑問 (2008), The Master (2012), and 教団 classic The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999).?
The final film he 完全にするd filming was A Most 手配中の，お尋ね者 Man (2014), a 秘かに調査する thriller 解放（する）d after his passing.?
