Why Is peter greene Trending Today?

The keyword “Peter Greene” is currently trending due to a surge in interest surrounding the actor’s cause of death. Recent news reports have revealed that Greene, known for his roles in “Pulp Fiction” and “The Mask,” died from an accidental gunshot wound to the left armpit, as confirmed by a medical examiner. This revelation has prompted a significant increase in searches as fans and the general public seek more information about the circumstances surrounding his passing.

As news outlets like dailyvoice.com and ABC7 Los Angeles cover the details of Greene’s death, the tragic nature of the incident has likely contributed to heightened public curiosity. The specificity of the cause of death, particularly the accidental nature involving a gunshot, has drawn attention and led many to search for further context and confirmation.

With over 20,000 searches, the dramatic nature of the event and the impact on Greene’s legacy as a notable actor in popular films have made this a trending topic. The evolving narrative around his untimely death is keeping the search interest alive, as fans and media continue to report and discuss the implications of this incident.

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FangornLeghorn • 1 points

I still remember him as the villain from The Mask. He was fantastic in that and somehow managed to hold his own opposite Jim Carrey at Peak Carrey. Never could figure out why his career didn’t massively take off.

alvvayspale • 1 points

Ummm drugs? Alcohol? Insurance liability? Take your pick.

DegenerateWizard • 1 points

I always thought of him as like a Great Value Eric Roberts. Or it was the other way around.

blokedog • 1 points

Temu Peter Weller

markimarkerr • 1 points

Considering Eric was the titular talking cat, I’d say it’s the other way around.

gregorytilidie • 1 points

probably wouldn’t bang weinstein

DiverExpensive6098 • 1 points

Not everyone’s career massively takes off. He was good at playing villains, was one in The Mask, Pulp Fiction, The Usual Suspects and Training day. He no doubt could do more, I havent seen other films of his, but he got typecast.

Zestyclose-Season950 • 1 points

Yes the villain from the Mask is who I remember him as. He was so scary to me as a kid

SaltCuresHam • 1 points

Who wrote the incident report? Was it Raylan because he’s not a reliable narrator

PaulieHehehe • 1 points

It was justified.

5050Clown • 1 points

Hey, hell is on the phone. They have your Junior suite ready.

the_moosey_fate • 1 points

Did the phrase “Gun Thug” come up in the article? That’ll be a dead giveaway.

Zombieutinsel • 1 points

Sounds like he did attempt to disarm him first.

ssp25 • 1 points

it was keiser soze… also not a reliable narrator

johnniesSac • 1 points

Mr Redfoot knew nothing

ssp25 • 1 points

yes verbal, California

LiamBellcam • 1 points

I had to double check because I use your icon on almost everything. Thought you were me.

acresofanchors • 1 points

“Let’s keep this simple: He pulled first, he shot himself.”

Level_99_Healer • 1 points

He had a Marshall stiffy and can’t be held responsible for his actions.

laughsindisbelief • 1 points

We dug coal together…

Postsnobills • 1 points

There’s a major artery within the shoulder/armpit area – the axillary artery. He probably went fast, but that’s a horrible way out. I guess if there’s anything to glean from this, it’s that the hero wound in the movies isn’t real. Getting shot or stabbed in the shoulder can kill you in a couple of minutes.

unfunnysexface • 1 points

That’s the thing: your body is fairly compact it’s hard not to hit sonething you need to live.

soconae • 1 points

50 Cent enters the chat

roidoid • 1 points

Fiddy only has one major organ, the hate-bladder. And he minimises its exposure by voluminously hating.

StretchAntique9147 • 1 points

The real life Darth Maul

FP_Daniel • 1 points

I love when he was on the Graham Norton Show and someone asked him “where did you get shot” and he said “at my grandma’s house”

RedsDelights • 1 points

Awwwe that’s fudged up

ThingsThatMakeSense • 1 points

Many men wish death upon him.

WildMild869 • 1 points

MFs hate this one trick

TraditionalMood277 • 1 points

(*gets shot 9 times*)

blindreefer • 1 points

Big through the hips…rrroomy

sharpshooter999 • 1 points

Depending on the angle, a bullet to the armpit could quite easily hit the lungs and heart

Quicksurfer524 • 1 points

Or the brachial plexus and render your arm useless

HoppersDad • 1 points

Yes it would really suck if this happened and he’s dead and can’t even use that arm

OddDragonfruit7993 • 1 points

I knew a guy back in the early 80s that was playing with a loaded .38 and it went off, striking him in the chest. The bullet passed right between his heart and lung on an angled path. All he had was reasonably clean entry and exit wounds. Dumb, but Lucky SOB.

Doctor_Sore_Tooth • 1 points

They kind of showed this in ‘the bone temple’, good movie In regards to puncturing an artery, rather I’m a learned Doctor

mm339 • 1 points

Just watched that today, know exactly what you mean. That whole barn sequence was pretty brutal.

Doctor_Sore_Tooth • 1 points

Yeah in the last movie the Jimmie’s kind of seemed comical at the end, like they were ninjas with blond wigs lol had no idea they were satanic homicidal maniacs. *HOWZAT*

mm339 • 1 points

“Do the Dipsy dance” Oh how comical 2 minutes later: “Jesus Christ guys… “

Doctor_Sore_Tooth • 1 points

“let’s give them some charitae” Can’t wait for the next movie

mm339 • 1 points

Yeah they’ve set it up well with the end of this one.

MozartWillVanish • 1 points

Yeah, but then you hear stories about people who take more damage than Red in Pineapple Express and survive.

Postsnobills • 1 points

Yep. A friend of mine is an EMT/Firefighter. He’s seen people comfortably transported to the ER with multiple bullet wounds and seen many others die in transport with a single wound that looked survivable, but the trajectory of the bullet inside of the body made for massive hemorrhaging.

gunmoney • 1 points

Article says the artery it hit… brachial.

Paperwife2 • 1 points

That sucks. I just had surgery on mine a couple of months ago and it’s been the only surgery I’ve been nervous about with all the veins and arteries there.

stop_stopping • 1 points

I actually read an article (like 20 years ago now) about how movies make people seem more fragile than they actually are. I think it’s probably both, there just isn’t enough accurate forms of ways to die portrayed.

DougsBrownies • 1 points

Over 75% of people reaching the hospital with a bullet wound to the heart survive. Obviously it’s self selecting of the DOA’s that never see treatment, but I was quite stunned when I read that. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022522319351360

Reasonable-Truck-874 • 1 points

It’s target in kung fu, specifically the one with a cardiac nerve center. Maybe left side? Why with some moves you see them reach long with a left but block the pit with the offhand

ghoulthebraineater • 1 points

That was a specifically targeted area when people fought in armor. It’s really hard to protect since you need mobility in that area. And like you said, very easy to bleed out.

emadamantium • 1 points

Marsellus Wallace did say he was gonna get medieval on his ass