The deceased Tom Sisemor, a starvation of films as "Born on July 4", "Natural Born Killers", "Hit", "Strange Days" and "Relikia", died on March 3, 2023at the age of 61. He suffered aneurysm of the brain. Sisemor faced fights throughout his life and was accused of many acts of serious act. Specifically, Sesizema has always struggled with substance dependence, a problem that has endured it from a teenager. He was constantly in trouble with the law because of his addiction, confronting himself with arrests in the course of his life. He has also been charged with family abuse several times and has been facing legal consequences several times. In 2013, Robert de Niro, a friend, personally checked it in rehabilitation.

Sisemore's drug problems were already open in Hollywood in 1997 when Steven Spielberg was making His glorious military image "Saving Private Ryan". In that film, Sisemor was thrown as Mike Horvat, a member of the World War II troops in a particularly dangerous area of ​​Germany to save the title of private (Matt Damon). Horvat was tormented by a character, clearly being pushed too far on the battlefield, but unable to admit that I could be burned. He gives a very good performance.

Spielberg acknowledged Sisemor's talent and believed he would be able to stay clean for the 58-day filming. Spielberg knew that the previous addictions of Sesemor were the potential responsibility to be resolved. In Interview for 2010 with the Daily AstverSisemor revealed that Spielberg once gave him an ultimatum: Seszemem will undergo daily drug tests on Spielberg's order. If only one of them fails, then Spielberg will resort the whole movie without it. It was enough motivation to keep Seszemor straight and narrow.

Sesemema remembers the daily tests for the "Private Ryan" set and the rule he had to follow. He also knew that when he gave the interview, he would not need such an ultimatum, trying to stay optimistic. Sesemema said:

"(Spielberg) will fire me on the spot and shoot all 58 days I worked again with someone else. (...) I didn't need that kind of threat now."

The fact that Sesizema appears in "Saving Private Ryan" is a testimony to his sobriety at the time. He passed the drug tests and remained sober for 58 days. Sesemema declined a role in The picture of World War II on Terrence Malik "Thin Red Line" Working on "Saving Private Ryan", and Malik may not have made a similar ultimatum. In any case, Seizema will make the right decision; Both "Thin Red Line" and "Saving Private Ryan" were nominated for the best picture of the Academy Awards that year.

Unfortunately, Sesizem was unable to maintain its sobriety, eventually facing more drug-related arrests during the 2000s. He failed to test the drug tests repeatedly while on probation after the arrest of home abuse in 2003 and was arrested again in 2007 for a target. Only about 2010, Seszema will check in rehab with De Niro on his part. His sobriety was still seasoned with abuse scandals, and he will be arrested again in 2019 on additional drug charges.

During all this, Seizema continued to work and was so busy, he appeared in four films after his death. He made 10 features only in 2022, mostly low -budget genres and crime films. It is a pity that he was not able to stay on track.