Sophie Nyweide, a former child actor whose brief career in the purposes of the early 2010s included roles in the films “Mammoth”, “Noah” and “Bella”, died.
Nyweide died on April 14 in her original state from Vermont, his family announced in a Legacy.com Billology published last week. “Creative, athletic and wise beyond her years, Sophie has accomplished so much when she danced on earth,” wrote her loved ones. She was 24 years old.
NECRology described Nyweide as a welcoming person who has seen people other than parents and family. “His death left a hole in all,” continued the Bill. “The sadness, the loss, the sorrow and even the anger are present for those who loved it and will now have to continue with its laughter, its contagious passion and its zest – without these incredible blue eyes which could look directly in its soul.”
The announcement of the family did not disclose additional details on the death of the actor, including a cause, but his relatives suggested that the actor had been put forward, refused professional aid and self-drug to deal with an “trauma and shame”. The Bennington Police Department declared in a press release shared with the Times he was investigating the death of Nyweide as an “involuntary possible overdose” and will conduct an investigation, including the final autopsy and toxicology reports.
Police and rescue staff answered a call at 911 about an insensitive woman at the beginning of April 14, according to the press release. Officials arrived in a “wooded area along the banks of the roaring river” where the first stakeholders “attempted safeguard measures” on Nyweide, which was declared dead on the scene less than an hour later. The person who called 911 was present with Nyweide at the time of his death and cooperated with the investigators, according to the press release. Investigators would consider A range of possible causes, including a unfair game.
Nyweide would have been in the early stages of pregnancy at her death, according to several outlets quoting his death certificate.
Nyweide was born on July 8, 2000 in Burlington, vt., And had a varied career which lasted its debut on the screen in the 2006 “Bella” film to an episode of 2015 of the series of beloved social experiences of ABC “what would you do?” Nyweide was inspired by his mother, actor Shelly Gibson (“All my children”, “Blood & Oil”), to pursue a career in Hollywood.
At the age of 11, Nyweide appeared in a handful of films, including the Multilingual and Country film of 2009 “Mammoth”. In the film, directed by Lukas Moodysson, Nyweide appeared as the daughter of 8 years of 8 years of Michelle Williams and Gael García Bernal. Nyweide also shared the screen with James Franco and Julianne Nicholson in the 2010 functionality “Shadows & Lies”, and appeared alongside Jessica Alba and Chris Messina as a student of primary school in “an invisible sign”.
Nyweide's credits also include films “then Combot Love”, “Noah” and “Margot at the wedding”, the television series “Law & Order” and the shorts “Merrets have been made” and “Born Again”.
“She seemed to be the happiest in a shoot, becoming someone else,” said her family in Billology, adding that productions were a “safe place for her”.
The Billology continued: “She was an impatient adventurer and picked up the customs and even the languages of any place she visited. She easily connected in her schools and saw the good in everyone.”
Before becoming an actor, Nyweide was inspired by his older brother and found a talent for the snowboard. She began to participate in sport at the age of 5, according to her Billology.
“A life ended too early. That he was not in vain,” said Blower. “May we all learn from his brief life on earth and do better. Yes, we must all protect our children and do better. ”
The family requests that donations be made on behalf of Nyweide RainAn organization dedicated to supporting survivors of sexual violence.
