The actor said Campbell Danesh had a heart ‘bigger and brighter than the sun and an energy so contagious he could light up a room in seconds’.
Gerard Butler has said he is “devastated” after the sudden death of his “brother in arms” Darius Campbell Danesh.The Scottish singer-songwriter and actor, whose family announced his death in the US aged 41 on Tuesday, was pictured with Butler in Malibu recently.Gerard Butler has paid tribute to Darius Campbell Danesh after his sudden death, calling him a true brother in arms.
The actor, known for his portrayal of Spartan king Leonidas in Zack Snyder's hit film 300, revealed how he was 'devastated' at the sudden passing of his friend.Darius Campbell Danesh was found unresponsive in his Rochester, Minnesota, apartment on Aug. 11
On Thursday, the Greenland actor, 52, shared a throwback Instagram photo of him and Campbell Danesh smiling together and paid tribute to the late singer in an emotional caption.I am devastated by the sudden passing of my dear friend Darius, a true brother in arms," he wrote.Butler offered "thoughts and love" to Campbell Danesh's "wonderful" parents Avril and Booth, as well as his "two brilliant brothers" Aria and Cyrus.
"To those lucky enough to have met Darius for more than a few minutes, they were deeply moved by his infectious laugh and barely containable zest for life," wrote Butler.The actor later acknowledged that he is still processing the reality of Campbell Danesh' death.
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