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The coroner included in a brief email statement that Heard’s back surgery at Stanford Medical Center two days prior did not contribute to his death. The coroner also stated that the cause of death was natural.
TMZ informed his spokesperson during that period that the experienced 71-year-old performer of theater, cinema, and television was residing in Palo Alto for the purpose of recuperating from a small procedure on his spine that he underwent at Stanford Medical Center.
According to sources close to the family and the online celebrity website, the police were led to the hotel by a medical emergency report, where he was discovered on July 21 by the housekeeping service.
“A spokesperson from the Palo Alto Police Department told People Magazine on Saturday that Heard’s death was not considered suspicious at the time.”
Heard was known for sharing self-deprecating and cheerful stories about his nearly five-decade career in his final taped interview, three days before his death. He also appeared in movies such as “Home Alone” and the TV show “The Sopranos”.
He wanted to return to work and recover from his surgery. He revealed that he was “optimistic” about the future and looking forward to getting back through the medical center at Stanford. During an off-mic chat with his interviewer, actress Illeana Douglas, on the “Dennis Hopper” podcast, he blamed her for his chat.
He just wanted to work again. He wanted a job, any job, just like any actor. That’s where he was happiest. After learning about Heard’s death two days after surgery, she posted on her Facebook page that he would start again and get back to this surgery with hope and optimism, and he was filled with hope and optimism.
On Tuesday, he wrote on his Facebook page: “HA!!!!!! I can get all the sympathy I want and having surgery tomorrow (sic).”
I just wanted to say thank you so much to all you amazing people of the band. I am so grateful for your big-heartedness. I can’t express how much I love you all. Thank you for your kind wishes. I heard them before going into surgery. Wow, just wow!
Following Heard’s passing, his peers reminisced about him as a genuine artist and an individual with boundless skill.
“He was extremely charismatic and remarkably generous, he had a poetic nature and a defiant attitude. In the franchise “Alone”, he co-starred with Marv the goofy robber in the movie “Home Alone”. Daniel Stern, the actor who played alongside him, wrote that he wanted to be as intense as him in his performance, every time.”
After the movies “Home Alone,” in which Macaulay Culkin played the character of Kevin McCallister, Peter Heard portrayed the role of his father, Peter McCallister. He was reluctant to revisit the role, but the agent convinced him that the money was too good to pass up.
Originally from Washington, D.C., Heardgot initiated his journey in the realm of theater before making a shift to the domain of film and television in the early 1980s.
In 1981, the movie “Cutter’s Way” featured him as a handicapped veteran from the Vietnam War, which became one of his notable early performances. In 1988, he portrayed a rival to Tom Hanks’ character in “Big.” Moreover, he shared the screen with Bette Midler in “Beaches” and acted as a physician alongside Robin Williams in “Awakenings” in 1990.
In 2013, he also appeared in the inaugural “Sharknado” television film. Furthermore, he had appearances in television series like “Battlestar Galactica” and “CSI: Miami.” His portrayal of a corrupt detective in “The Sopranos” earned him an Emmy Award nomination in 1999. Additionally, he held various roles in other television shows.