Quotes about Brandon

"Before we went to Wilmington, Brandon was so pleased. I remember him saying, "You know, whatever happens with this project, nothing is as important to me as the fact that I am playing Eric Draven. This is my finest character."
                                     

**Jeff Most**

"I didn't want to go back and finish it. There was a part of me that said, "Yeah, right, this is for Brandon." No, it's because you've got so much money put into this thing, and you need to make some money out of it...
But then, I got a call from Lance Anderson-who did Lee's make up-and he felt we should do it for Brandon, because Brandon had worked very hard."
                                                        

**Ernie Hudson**

(Officer Albrecht)

"While doing Brandon's makeup I had to keep low-key, because if I started talking, it would set Brandon off on a story, and we would be in for an extra half hour of makeup.
  He loved Game Boy-he was addicted to it. I'd be painting these delicate lines on his face, and he'd hit a point on the game, and it would be time for a clean up job."

                                                              

  **Lance Anderson**

"He had a boyish enthusiasm, but he was very focused...He would always go the extra mile.
We could be at the end of a long day, with a lot of rain machines going, and everyone would be happy with the shot. He could have gone home and chilled out, but Brandon would cock his head and call out to Alex, "What if we did it this way?"
                                             

**Robert Zuckerman**

-The Crow's still photographer

"The truly amazing thing about the film is how very poignant it was-what Brandon did with the role, especially because he is in makeup.
We are always aware of Eric's pain and his motivation."
                                                     

**Sofia Shinas**

(Shelly Webster)

"He was one of the nicest people. The only thing I didn't like about him was he didn't like dogs. He hated them because he said they always bit him.
Me and my mom told him we were going to get him a dog for his wedding, and he said he'd wok it".
                                                     

**Rochelle Davis**

(Sarah)

"The night prior to the accident I asked him what he was working on next.
He said,"Getting married".

                                         

**Sofia Shinas**

(Shelly Webster)

"I think Brandon would have been very, very proud of the movie.
He is so good in this. All of the qualities he had as a person come through".

                                                

**Ernie Hudson**

(Officer Albrecht)

"When he filmed the sequence coming out of the grave, it was 5 degrees.
They had to put alcohol in the rain machines to keep the liquid from freezing, and all Brandon had on were his pants.
But he did the scene over and over until he got it exactly as he wanted it.
He was a hell of a trouper."

                                            

**James O'Barr**

-The Comic's creator

"There was a contained, focused power to Brandon.
If he hugged you, you knew you were hugged. If he smiled at you, you knew you'd been smiled at".

                                         

**Jan McCormack**

-Brandon's manager

"He's great to work with.
He's really easy to work with; very lovable, very sweet".

                                          

**Rochelle Davis**

(Sarah)

"Brandon was sort of a gentle soul, but when I was acting with him,
I could really feel the tremendous amount of power he threw across a room."

                                              

**Jon Polito**

(Gideon)

"Bruce and Brandon were very close.
They played together, practiced kung fu together, travelled together, and
read books together. Brandon was eight years old when Bruce died.
To explain to this child that the hero of his life could no longer come home, was incomprehensible to him."


                                   

**Linda Lee**

"For a long time after that film, I really sensed Brandon's presence around me.
I could feel like his bare-chested, wet body-sometimes I'd feel him riding in
the car next to me or walking or sitting in a room with me.
It was kind of a weird thing..."

                                    

**Robert Zuckerman**

-Unit Photographer