FANTASTIC FOUR, HULK And PUNISHER Writer Michael France Passes Away Aged 51
Michael France, whose credits as a screenwriter includes Goldeneye and Hulk, has died suddenly at the age of 51. Hit the jump for further details and comments on his death from his sister, Suzanne France.
According to Deadline and several other outlets, Michael France has passed away after battling diabetes-related health issues. His writing credits included Cliffhanger, Goldeneye and comic book movies such as Hulk, The Punisher and Fantastic Four. His sister, Suzanne France, discovered her brother on Friday morning in his home in St. Pete Beach, Florida. "[Thursday night] he was sitting up, he had good color, he was making jokes. Just sitting there on the couch with his dog", she said. Goldeneye is widely considered to be one of the best James Bond films of all-time.
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