Amy Adams Breaks Down Remembering Philip Seymour Hoffman
"I just really loved him," the actress said of her late friend.
Feb. 20, 2014 — -- A lot of people were terribly affected by the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman. Amy Adams was one of them.
The Oscar winner, 39, broke down talking about her former co-star during a taping of "Inside the Actors Studio" which aired last night.
The episode was filmed on Feb. 5, a few days after Hoffman's body was discovered in his New York City apartment, dead of an apparent heroin overdose.
"I just really loved him, and I know so many people did," Adams said crying. "I just don't know how much more I can talk about it right now, sorry."
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Adams worked with Hoffman in movies such as "Charlie Wilson's War," "The Master" and "Doubt," which earned her an Oscar nod.
"I wish you all could get a chance to work with him. He was beautiful, he's a beautiful spirit and he had this unique ability to see people," she said.