Tony Scott, best known for directing "Top Gun," "Days of Thunder" and "Beverly Hills Cop 2," has died after jumping off the L.A. County Bridge in an apparent suicide. Scott's 200 ft. fall was witnessed by a group of passengers on a harbor cruise, who caught the horrific action on film and told TMZ "He landed right next to our tour boat, and many of us saw the whole thing." After a dive team recovered Scott's body, investigators discovered a note in his Toyota Prius with all of his contact information. A suicide note was later found at his office, but the details have yet to be released, and Scott's spokesperson said that his "family asks that their privacy is respected at this time." Tony's brother, famed director Ridley Scott, was photographed at Heathrow Airport in London making his way to L.A. after learning of his brother's death. Ridley and Tony had worked on several projects together, including the CBS show "The Good Wife" and an upcoming A&E miniseries "Coma." Tony was married to actress Donna Scott, who appeared in several of her husband's films. They have twin sons.
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