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• The star of "Almost Famous" remembers his time with Philip Seymour Hoffman

“Friendship is the booze they feed you. They want you to get drunk on feeling like you belong.”

So went the lingering words of Lester Bangs (played by the late Philip Seymour Hoffman) in Cameron Crowe’s Oscar-winning film, “Almost Famous,” (2000) a movie dedicated to telling the story of early 1970s rock and roll.

More than a decade since his inspiring performance as the mentor to the film's lead character, on Sunday Hoffman was pronounced dead as the result of what authorities are calling an apparent heroin overdose. Having struggled with substance abuse throughout much of his life, the Oscar-winning actor was found unconscious in his New York apartment by his good friend, playwright and screenwriter, David Bar Katz, reportedly with a needle still in his arm.

In “Almost Famous,” Bangs shares his insight and tutelage with young William Miller (played by Patrick Fugit), who is chasing aspirations of becoming a rock and roll journalist for "Rolling Stone" magazine. The two share many candid and memorable scenes in the film, discussing a wide range of topics including drugs, “being cool” and, naturally, music.

On Tuesday, "Piers Morgan Live" welcomed Fugit for a live interview, during which the actor shared memories of his time working with Hoffman, and his reaction to the news of his passing: FULL POST