According to foreign media reports, composer Adam Schlesinger died of new crown pneumonia at the age of 52.
Schlesinger is the co-founder of the 21st century pop rock band Wayne Fountain and the soundtrack to the CW american drama Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, for which he has been nominated for several Emmy Awards. In 1997, he was nominated for an Oscar and Golden Globe for Best Original Song for his role in Tom Hanks' film The Unstoppable Wonder.
On Tuesday, foreign media reported that he tested positive for the new crown virus and was hospitalized. His family wrote in a statement: "Thank you for the love you have poured out on Adam and his family, who has been hospitalized for COVID-19. He now relies on a ventilator to keep him alive, and to help him recover, doctors injected him with sedatives. He is receiving full treatment and his condition is improving, and we are cautiously optimistic about that. ”
Just a day later, on Wednesday morning local time, Schlesinger died in death.
Schlesinger has scored and composed music for a number of film and television dramas, television shows and awards ceremonies, in addition to the above, there are also Keanu Reeves starring in "Skinny", youth comedy "John Tucker Must Die", "Catwoman", Kim Carey comedy "One Head Two Big", American drama "The Amazing Mrs. Maisel";
As well as NBC's "Seth Meyers Late Night Show", Jay Renault's "Tonight Show", the 2013 Emmy Awards, the 2012 Tony Awards, the 1997 Academy Awards and so on.
Today there is another filmmaker who announced the infection of the new crown virus, Arizandra Wentworth, who is 55 years old and is an actress, screenwriter and writer. Through Ins, she said she was suffering from a high fever, physical pain, chest tightness and "never felt so sick."
Wentworth and cameo "Ant-Man" in "Night"
Alessandra Wentworth has starred in film and television dramas such as "Seinfeld", "Mr. Sweetheart", "Love is Complicated" and other film and television dramas, and has written and starred in "Night", "My Head Will Turn" and other works.
As of press time, the number of confirmed cases in the United States exceeded 200,000, and the number of deaths exceeded 4,400.