Veteran actor Michael Madsen, Quentin Tartino films such as’ Kill Bill, “reservoir dogs, and ‘Donny Braco’ were famous for their roles, died at the age of 67 earlier this month. On July 3, he was discovered unanswered in his Malibu house, and despite the efforts of the mercury, he was dead on it. Initially, the cause of death was reported as cardiac arrest, but additional contribution factors including old alcohol have been detected in further examinations.

Published by Madsen’s death certificate, published by TMZThe actor was suffering from thrombumbolic disease – a state of blood clots that could lead to thrombombolism. The discovery was supported by his cardiologist, who signed the death certificate, and thus, no autopsy was conducted. The report by the LA County Medical Examiner also indicated that Madsen had cardiomyopathy, coronary artery disease and chronic prohibition.

Considering the incident, in the scene, paramedics said: “What we understand is a cardiac arrest and was found to be unlikely in his Malibu house this morning.” The combination of these health issues has contributed significantly to the untimely death of the actor.

In the leading months for his death, Madsen was allegedly optimistic about his future projects. His PR managers confirmed in a statement: “In the last two years, Michael Madsen has been doing some incredible work with an independent film and was really ready for this next chapter in his life.” This included his participation in independent film projects and anticipation for upcoming creative enterprises.

Madsen was preparing to release a new book of poetry titled “Tiers for My Father: Outlave Thoughts and Poetry”, which was in editing stages at the time of his death. His PR team mentioned that he was preparing to release a new book for “Tiers for My Father: Outlave ideas and poems, currently being edited.”

Michael Madsen is known for his intense screen appearance, acting in prestigious films like ‘Rosa Dogs’, ‘Kill Bill Volume’. 1 & 2 ‘,’ The Hetful AT ‘, and’ Donnie Basco ‘. With a career in decades, Madsen’s gritty attraction left a permanent mark on Hollywood crimes and action styles, especially through her collaboration with Tartino.