Rabu, 24 Maret 2021

Talladega Nights actor Houston Tumlin dead at 28 - NEWS.com.au

Actor Houston Tumlin, who played young Walker Bobby opposite Will Ferrell’s Ricky Bobby in Talladega Nights, has died at 28.

According to TMZ, Tumlin, who lived in Pelham, Alabama, took his own life.

His girlfriend, whose identity was not disclosed, was reportedly inside the home at the time of death.

No letter or indication of intended suicide has been found.

Tumlin’s role as the foul-mouthed 10-year-old son of a race car driver in 2006’s Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby is his only acting credit.

Just a month ago, he shared a fond memory of the film with his co-star and fellow child actor Grayson Russell. “@graysoncrussell tell me a set of ‘brothers’ more handsome. I’ll wait,” he wrote on his Instagram page.

As an adult, he served in the Army’s 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, according to TMZ, as well as other professions.

One Twitter user who claims to have been in the Army with him wrote: “SGT Houston Tumlin came to me as PVT Tumlin. He showed a lot of spirit, promise, positive energy and was (hands down) one of my best Soldiers in my company. Came ready to work. Please check on each other. Get help if you need it. We need you.”

Tumlin attended Victory Christian High School and graduated in 2011, according to the Wrap. A Twitter user who identified as a classmate of Tumlin’s said he was “one of the funniest guys”.

“Some of y’all might know who this is. This is Houston Tumlin, aka ‘Hooty.’ He was ‘Walker’ in Talladega Nights (Will Ferrell’s Son),” they wrote in a tweet. “I graduated with him and he was one of the funniest guys I’ve ever met. He recently passed, and words can’t describe how hard this is. RIP buddy.”

The same pal also shared a tribute on Instagram. “Words can’t describe how much this hurt seeing that you passed away @_tumlin_,” he wrote. “You always made everyone laugh and will be missed dearly. I will never forget us setting up this skit and nearly getting suspended for it in high school.”

This article originally appeared on the New York Post and was reproduced with permission

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