Chuck Russell, director of *The Mask* and *A Nightmare on Elm Street*, has died
Renowned Hollywood director Chuck Russell, who brought audiences such cult classics as *The Mask*, *A Nightmare on Elm Street*, and *The Scorpion King*, has died in the United States. He was found dead on July 22 at his home in California; the cause of death has not yet been determined.
Chuck Russell’s death occurred at his home in San Diego, California. Reporters learned that firefighters were called to the home after an unconscious man was found there. The filmmaker’s family is rushing to Russell’s residence to find out the cause of this sudden incident.
The media have not provided any further details regarding the death of director Chuck Russell. The only additional information is confirmation from his attorney, according to Variety.
Jim Carrey, who played the lead role in the Hollywood blockbuster *The Mask*, reacted to the tragic event. The actor is mourning the loss of a talented director who knew how to create a particularly warm and welcoming atmosphere on set.
“I consider it a privilege to have worked with Chuck Russell, who created a lively, childlike, joyful atmosphere of wonder and camaraderie on set during the filming of *The Mask*,” Variety quoted Carrey as saying.
Source: TMZ
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