Brian Kilcullen

My family are so sorry to hear of Brian´s passing. His daughter, Jane , has been a close friend of my son, Will, since middle school. Thinking of Judy, Jane, Steve and his whole family with deepest sympathy and love. Jude Wiesenfeld

Precious Brian,during the 23 years you worked at The Artists Company the clients,the directors,your co-workers and I as much as anyone came to value
your integrity,your competence,the degree to which your character contributed
to the unique personality of the company.You had a singular ability to interact with so many different types of people while remaining completely authentic.
I learned important lessons from how you approached life and will
cherish many memories of our years together.

I am heartbroken to hear about Brian´s passing. It is way too soon to loose a wonderful person. Brian and I worked together at The Artist Co. He worked his way up to one of our best producers. I was always thrilled when Brian was on the job. Our clients loved him as well. We had a lot of fun and laughs. When we were in a tough spot we would work out a plan and keep things on track. I missed working with him when I left the company, but always had a big spot in my heart for him. I send my condolences to his family and friends.

I had not spoken or contacted Brian for years, the sort of thing that happens when one of you (wisely) stayed off social media. I am amused by that picture of him with the chimp, as I'm pretty positive I was on that shoot and have a similar photo. Brian and I did not work together often, he was fiercely loyal to his usual crew and I only got to work with him when they weren't avail, which made me admire him even more. But back in the days of actually hanging around an office he was such a delight to be around. The humor was legendary. And like the passing of Mike Downey this year, a reminder of how valuable good old common sense was in an industry in desperate need of it. Peace to his family.

Brian, Jim Ambrosio and I had some great memorable times. Rest in peace my friend.

Brian and I grew up living across the street from each other in Leonia. We first met when we were 4 years old.
He has been a lifetime dear friend. My wife and I are deeply saddened to hear of his passing. I miss you old friend,
But we will meet again.

Brian was one of the first kids I met when I moved to Leonia in my freshman year of high school. He was a close friend throughout school. We had many good times. Gone too soon.

I always felt lucky to have had Brian as a friend in high school and beyond. A special person. Rest in peace.

I am devastated to hear this news. Last time I saw Brian he was playing tennis, eating super healthy and enjoying life. We worked together since 1986 in NY and then LA and even though I left the Artists Co., we always kept in touch throughout the years. Brian was hysterically funny without trying to be. He was super intelligent and so well read. In the years of working together, even in really bad times, Brian was unphased. He never knew how to "panic" like some of us did. He was steadfast through all the ups and downs of production and beyond, and always came up with something ironic to say. He was an original. Judy, Jane Steven, Arun and John I feel for you deeply at this time. This is unbelieveable. Big Love, Alexandra Chamberlain

Judy & family, so very sorry for your loss. RIP Brian.
Susan Woscek Gray

BK, so grateful you were a part of my life. I can´t believe I´m writing this so shortly after we lost Mike. You both were one of a kind guys. Your humor, loyalty & goodness won´t be forgotten. Our little Artists Company extended family really experienced so much together, wouldn´t have changed a thing. Sending love to Judy, Jane, Steven, Arun & your brother. I´m so sorry for your tremendous loss and you will all be in my thoughts & heart.

Love, Susan Burton

I´ll always think of you Dad, thanks for showing and giving me so much in life and for your incredible sense of humor. Love Always, Jane

My sincere condolences to Brian's family.

Brian and I were classmates in St John's school in Leonia, NJ from kindergarten through 8th grade. He was generally on the quiet side but when he wanted to be heard he got out what he wanted to say.

Rest easy Brian, until we meet again.

Brian, knew you since grade school. Sometimes quiet, but quick witted and an infectious smile. Sometimes wondered how you stayed on your feet after some of the hits you took catching the ball playing football together. No doubt like many of those growing up together with us that you were taken before your time and this is truly a very sad shock. Your career, your family, an enviable marriage which stood the test of time. You no doubt,have left behind a great legacy and memories. Very proud of you. Say hello to the rest of the guys for us still left behind. My sincere condolences to you wife and family
Diego Grinberg-Funes, MD