Ought to his NCIS character die, Wilmer Valderrama desires to exit in a blaze of glory.

The actor revealed his thought for NCIS Particular Agent Nick Torres’ attainable dying whereas talking at a current Monte-Carlo Tv Competition panel, in response to Individuals.

“Like Denzel Washington in Coaching Day — simply exit,” Valderrama stated, referring to Washington’s corrupt cop, Det. Alonzo Harris, dying in a Russian mafia ambush within the 2001 movie.

“I believe not being the unhealthy man, in fact I’d wish to die as a very good man,” Valderrama added. “However defending my household by some means, simply in a storm of bullets. I simply see a storm of bullets simply washing over me, simply dying heroically with violins within the background and the rain is pouring.”

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Costar Brien Dietzen instructed “some white doves” for that dying scene, however Valderrama thought that picture appeared “just a little too Nicolas Cage.”

Dietzen, for his half, had a thought of his character’s attainable dying, suggesting that Dr. Jimmy Palmer may die of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS. “It’s a horrible illness,” Dietzen stated. “That may be lovely, it will be tragic, it will be unhappy.”

In a 2014 video on NCIS’ YouTube web page, Dietzen took the Ice Bucket Problem to boost consciousness of the motor neuron illness and to boost funds for the ALS Affiliation. And on the Monte-Carlo Tv Competition panel, the actor imagined ALS affecting his onscreen counterpart.

“Seeing that development over time, particularly for somebody who’s a scientist, who’s a health care provider, [to lose] management of his bodily colleges and [try] to cowl it up over the course of time, however his thoughts nonetheless works till he lastly passes … can be a reasonably cool factor to do and to deliver to mild,” Dietzen stated.

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