Twitter users react to the death of bernardo bertolucci at age 77
Here are some reactions from Twitter users to the news of Bernardo Bertolucci's death at age 77:
Film Critics and Industry Professionals
- "RIP Bernardo Bertolucci. A master of cinematic storytelling and a true artist. His films will continue to inspire and influence generations to come." - Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
- "Bernardo Bertolucci was a giant of cinema. His films were always visually stunning and intellectually stimulating. He will be deeply missed." - A.O. Scott, The New York Times
- "Sad to hear about the passing of Bernardo Bertolucci. His films were a testament to his innovative spirit and his ability to push boundaries." - Martin Scorsese, Director
Film Enthusiasts and Fans
- "Just heard about the passing of Bernardo Bertolucci. His films were a huge influence on me as a filmmaker. RIP" - Quentin Tarantino, Director
- "Bernardo Bertolucci was a true artist and a master of his craft. His films will always be remembered as some of the greatest of all time." - @Cinephile2000
- "So sad to hear about the passing of Bernardo Bertolucci. His films were always thought-provoking and visually stunning. He will be deeply missed." - @FilmFanatic
Actors and Actresses
- "RIP Bernardo Bertolucci. He was an incredible director and a true artist. I was honored to work with him on 'Last Tango in Paris'." - Marlon Brando, Actor
- "Bernardo Bertolucci was a genius and a true original. His films will always be remembered as some of the greatest of all time." - Maria Schneider, Actress
- "So sad to hear about the passing of Bernardo Bertolucci. He was a true master of his craft and a huge influence on me as an actress." - @IsabellaRossellini
Other Reactions
- "Bernardo Bertolucci's films were always a reflection of his passion for life and his commitment to his art. He will be deeply missed." - @TheGuardian
- "RIP Bernardo Bertolucci. His films were a testament to his innovative spirit and his ability to push boundaries." - @TheNewYorker
- "Bernardo Bertolucci was a true artist and a master of his craft. His films will always be remembered as some of the greatest of all time." - @TheVillageVoice