James Foley

I am so very sorry to hear about this. Jamie was such an amazing spirit, and he will be missed by so many I am sure. My condolences to all. He's was such a huge part of one of the most impactful moments of my life, and without him it might not have ever come to be. When I was a kid I was lucky enough to have a lead role in a film Jamie directed, and he treated me like a son. He guided me through every moment and treated me like a movie star. He was absolutely incredible in every way. I couldn't have had a better director and guide in my life. The memories I have from our time together and the bond we had are priceless to me. What seemed like a impossible fantasy as a small child became a reality for me, and I am forever grateful for every moment. He believed in me so much, was my biggest fan, and I am blessed for it. - Jerry Barone "Two Bits"

My condolences.

I worked for Jamie as his assistant for about 2 years during Fifty Shades Darker and Freed. He was such a great guy and so easy to work with. Nothing but kind words to say about him. He will be missed.

An extraordinary producer of movies and TV. His works were one of a kind and so many enjoyed them. "Glengarry Glen Ross" is a classic, one of his best. Sincere condolences to the Foley family. May God be with you all in your time of loss.

I grew up with Jamie Foley in New York. He always seemed to have the unique ability to study people and capture their essence.That along with his memorable sense of humor is how I will remember him.My sincere condolences to his friends and family.Rest in peace Jamie. Your essence will go on .

So sorry for our loss you will be missed Jamie rest in peace. Love always. Vanessa Foley

Deepest condolences to Jamie's extended family. He was a fun, kind, sprite-like guy. He was always up for something wicked & fun. I met him in 1995 on 'Two Bits' in Philly as a recent Radio-TV-Film graduate, I worked for him & gained a 6-month all-access, warts-and-all, crash-course in the entertainment business-for which I will be forever grateful. Now, 30 industry-years later, my family & I thank him for his benevolence & mentorship. Hopefully he & Gerry and all who have moved on are laughing it up together in the next realm of existence. He will be missed. If there is somewhere that I may pay my respects post-mortem, please LMK. Thank You.