Celebrity deaths: Don’t get us wrong, it goes without saying that it’s sad when anyone dies – celebrity or otherwise – but when you think about what some people have given to the world, what they could have offered to the world or how many people they’ve entertained or brought a smile to the faces of, it’s particularly upsetting when they pass away.

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Any time there is a celebrity death, it invariably makes the news and people – particularly those who were specifically fans of said celebrity, obviously – mourn the loss. That has been the case since the concept of celebrity became a thing and the new millennium has been no different in that regard.

Some of the biggest names in show business have left us since the year 2000 and fans around the world have been impacted by their passing. In this article, we’re going to take a look at some of those who have left the biggest gaps in their industry and the ones who were mourned by the most people. Here are the ten saddest celebrity deaths of the new millennium.

10. Philip Seymour Hoffman

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Philip Seymour Hoffman was a brilliant Academy Award-winning actor whose movie credits include the likes of Capote (for which he won the Oscar for Best Actor), Charlie Wilson’s War, Doubt and The Master (all of which he was nominated as Best Supporting Actor for), as well as the likes of Twister,Boogie Nights, Red Dragon, Mission Impossible III and the Hunger Games movies.

He tragically died from drug-related issues in February of 2014. He was found with a syringe in his arm and a mixture of drugs in his system (heroin, cocaine, benzodiazepines and amphetamine, for instance) – although his death was deemed to have been caused by an accidental overdose, rather than through suicide. He was 46 years old.