Jack Coleman Remembers ‘Heroes’ Co-Star Hayden Panettiere, Says He‘s “Filled With Sorrow, Regret and Anger” Over Death
“I love you, Hayden. I’ll miss you. I’m so sorry you suffered,“ the actor, who played the actress‘ TV dad on the NBC series.
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The Hollywood Reporter carried word that Jack Coleman, who played Hayden Panettiere's father on the NBC series Heroes, has spoken publicly about her death. Coleman said he was filled with sorrow, regret, and anger, and addressed her directly with an apology that she had suffered. The statement is brief, unguarded, and carries the particular weight of someone who once portrayed a protective figure to her on screen.
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Source: Hollywood Reporter, “Jack Coleman Remembers ‘Heroes’ Co-Star Hayden Panettiere, Says He‘s “Filled With Sorrow, Regret and Anger” Over Death”. Read the original →
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