Working at the coal mine as a kid, Charles Bronson was convinced he was ‘the lowliest of all forms of a man’

Popular British actress Jill Ireland, who appeared with Bronson in a total of 15 movies, including The Valachi Papers and Love and Bullets, was his second marriage.Ireland unfortunately lost her battle with cancer in 1990, leaving behind two children.

With Kim Weeks, a previous worker of an audiobook company who had assisted in the recording of Ireland’s audiobooks, Bronson married for the third time in December 1998.

Later in life, Bronson was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. His battle with the illness was described as a “stark contrast to the high-octane vitality of his incredible life.”

The celebrity was occasionally seen staggering and confused about Beverly Hills. Fortunately, actor Weeks’s wife Weeks was there to take care of him.

“The family has known for almost a year that something was wrong because Charles just hasn’t been himself,” his sister, Catherine Pidgeon, said.