San Francisco, California, September 14, 2007 - COLT Studio Group announced today that it has learned that Buckshot Man and good friend, Danny Roddick passed away on September 13, 2007. “We are devastated and saddened by this tragedy,” said President and Creative Director John Rutherford. “We have watched Danny grow up and everyonehere at COLT Studio Group extends our most heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and loved ones. He will be missed.”
Danny joined the COLT Studio Group as a Buckshot exclusive performer in 2005. He immediately gained a following with
memorable performances in Buckshot’s ‘HARD Studies,’ ‘Boot Black Blues’, ‘BIG RIG: Extended Cab Edition,’ and Olympus’ ‘HOSTILE.’ Director Kristofer Weston said, “He was one of the most caring and sensitive people I’ve ever had the privilege of working with on set.
A truly beautiful man inside and out and I’m honored to have called him a friend.”
Danny most recently appeared in the Buckshot release and director Jerry Douglas feature ‘BROTHERHOOD’. “The loss of anyone so young and talented and especially a sweet and fragile individual is heartbreaking, but for someone who was rapidly approaching the peak of his career it is doubly painful,” said Jerry Douglas.
In addition to his film work with the studio, Danny has made numerous appearances, including most recently at the Chicago GRABBY Awards as a Trophy Boy. His work ethic, positive attitude
and energy will be sorely missed.
Most recently, Danny had appeared in Director Dennis Bell’s AMG Brazil 2-part feature ‘AMAZONIA: Capture & Release’ set to release at the end of September. “I had the pleasure of working with Danny recently and will miss him greatly” commented Dennis Bell.
Danny’s complete videography includes:
HARD Studies - Buckshot Productions
Boot Black Blues – Buckshot Productions
BIG RIG: Extended Cab Edition - Buckshot Productions
BROTHERHOOD – Buckshot Productions
HOSTILE - Olympus Studio
AMAZONIA: Capture & Release - AMG Brazil
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4 comments:
Have a nice place in heaven!I´m really shocked!I miss you!
Very sad. Very sad indeed. Danny's on screen presence suggested a warm heart, congenial nature and a joy in exploring life. He will be missed.
David Fagan
www.Queer-America.com
Not a single word from his colleagues: THIS is very sad too
Rest in peace, Danny Roddick
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