Worst remorse
According to Reynolds, Field would always be the one who got away. Losing Field was “the worst regret of my life,” he wrote in his autobiography But Enough About Me, published in 2015. He, too, felt responsible for the relationship’s demise. According to Reynolds, “I would have been better when I was grown up and a lot more mature.” It’s safe to say that “I was quite wild.”
The memory of the dead
The outpouring of grief and love for Burt Reynolds after his death on September 6, 2018 suggests that “wild” may be understating the situation. However, he had been suffering with heart issues for some time. The 82-year-old actor became ill at his house and was sent to the emergency room. The star did not make a full recovery, and he passed away with his family by his side in the hospital.