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As the news of his death spreads this morning, fans are remembering the late actor and sharing their thoughts via social media. You can see some of those remembrances collected here.
Haig’s wife, Susan L. Olberg, revealed that Haig had died in a post on Instagram. She wrote, “On Saturday, September 21, 2019, my light, my heart, my true love, my King, the other half of my soul, Sidney, passed from this realm on to the next. He has returned to the Universe, a shining star in her heavens. He was my angel, my husband, my best friend and always will be. He adored his family, his friends and his fans. This came as a shock to all of us.”
RIP Screen Legend
Rest In Peace screen legend SID HAIG. He passed away at 80 years old… He was 60 years in the game & was still going strong. I especially loved the great work he did with director Jack Hill (Spider Baby(1967) Coffy(1973), Foxy Brown(1974) Big Birdcage(1972),Big Doll House(1971) pic.twitter.com/Bh6nHySgO0
— R.A. the Rugged Man (@RAtheRuggedMan) September 23, 2019
Exhuberant and Edgy
RIP Sid Haig, A one-of-a-kind screen presence, exuberant and edgy and committed. Seems so odd to me now that I first discovered him in the Saturday morning TV series Jason of Star Command. pic.twitter.com/N2keG5tHVX
— MZS (@mattzollerseitz) September 23, 2019
Incredibly Sad
Incredibly sad to hear that the legendary #SidHaig has died. One of Mr. Haig’s more prolific early roles was as Dragos on the Saturday morning show, #JasonofStarCommand. He also guest starred on such shows as Electra Woman and Dyna Girl and Wonderbug. pic.twitter.com/E8Ndq0Bcdr
— Saturday Morning Cartoons (@millsbw) September 23, 2019
So Sad
so sad to hear about the passing of Sid Haig.
— Mike G. (@Mike_TWC) September 23, 2019
It was an honor to have met him… RIP Sid 🙏🏻 pic.twitter.com/v80AxdLBI2
Very Sad News
Very sad news.
— Dementia Von Grimm (@Dementia_Grimm) September 23, 2019
R.I.P to the iconic Sid Haig. pic.twitter.com/80yCT5kTdX
He’ll Be Missed
Most know #SidHaig from the Rob Zombie films. For me, he will be forever tied to great films he did w/Pam Grier-Coffy, Foxy Brown, The Big Bird Cage. Quentin even gave their fans a much-needed reunion in Jackie Brown. They were so good together and he’ll be missed. #RIPSIDHAIG pic.twitter.com/yQIUrHsLZm
— The Gourmet Goober (@JJOutlaw) September 23, 2019
One Less Good Person
sad to wake up to learn Sid Haig passed away. I got to meet him at Terror Expo back in 2016 and he was super polite and thought it was funny I wanted him to sign “Have some tutti fuckin’ fruiti” on my funko pop. There is one less really good person in the world as of today. RIP pic.twitter.com/OfsSiBpEan
— Tim Miller (@TimMillerHorror) September 23, 2019
Thanks for Scaring the S*** Out of Me
sad to wake up to learn Sid Haig passed away. I got to meet him at Terror Expo back in 2016 and he was super polite and thought it was funny I wanted him to sign “Have some tutti fuckin’ fruiti” on my funko pop. There is one less really good person in the world as of today. RIP pic.twitter.com/OfsSiBpEan
— Tim Miller (@TimMillerHorror) September 23, 2019
The Horror Genre Mourns
The horror genre mourns the passing of an icon.
— Bob Eckhardt (@AussieGuy) September 23, 2019
This amazing actor that will be deeply missed. Thanks for the laughs and the tutti fuckin frutti.
RIP Sid Haig pic.twitter.com/YG5nx5UCJv
Nobody Like Him
Ain’t nobody quite like him. One of the slickest grins has left us.
— 👻 Ghastly Greg 👻 (@ReelBrew) September 23, 2019
RIP Sid Haig 🙏🏻 pic.twitter.com/pCmKnVNQrm
