Peter Greene, the actor known for his roles in **Pulp Fiction** and **The Mask**, has officially passed away. Fans and the entertainment community were shocked by news of his death on December 12, when he was found in his New York apartment. Authorities confirmed that the death was not initially considered suspicious.
Early reports mentioned a note referencing a historic New York neighborhood group, which fueled speculation. Neighbors reportedly alerted police after hearing loud music playing for nearly 24 hours prior to the discovery.
The **New York Medical Examiner’s Office** has now clarified the cause: Greene died from an accidental gunshot wound. The injury affected his left axilla, impacting the brachial artery, a major blood vessel supplying the arm and hand. Medical experts note that damage to this artery can be rapidly fatal.
Greene’s manager shared that he had been in positive spirits shortly before his death, actively working on upcoming projects. These included a recently released film and a documentary still in development.
Colleagues and industry peers remember Greene as both talented and kind. His performances left a lasting mark on cinema, particularly in character roles that showcased his versatility and intensity.
Fans have expressed admiration for his dedication to craft and his ability to bring depth to supporting characters. Despite the tragic circumstances, many highlight Greene’s professionalism and work ethic throughout his career.
Greene leaves behind a respected body of work and a legacy appreciated by audiences worldwide. His contributions to film continue to influence new actors and storytellers.
While his passing is sudden and heartbreaking, official reports now provide clarity on the circumstances. Greene’s life and career are celebrated for their artistry, and his impact on both fans and colleagues remains enduring.