An 'intimate and private' memorial took place in Santa Monica on a recent December day when cast and crew from his projects like 'Dallas Buyers Club' and 'Big Little Lies' gathered to pay tribute to the late auteur.
headed to Shutters on the Beach in Santa Monica for an afternoon service that was supported by HBO and Searchlight and organized by his two sons, Émile and Alex.
After eulogies, guests took a stroll to the Pacific Ocean during magic hour to toss roses into the sea, and everyone went home with a mixtape made by one of his sons, per a tradition started by Vallée, who used to hand them out to cast and crew on his productions.. “The afternoon felt perfect and appropriate. Though it’s been a year, clearly those who were there were still grieving from this seismic loss. He and his work will be missed.
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