ROADRUNNER: A Film About Anthony Bourdain - Official Trailer [HD] - In Theaters July 16 

"Nothing feels better than going home. And nothing feels better than leaving home," beautiful

I’m 51 . Blue collar. Mr Bourdain changed the way I thought about myself. I looked at him and said if this guy , a cook, an addict, a man that admittedly had huge faults as a person similar to mine can go to these wonderful places and meet and enjoy time spent with people from these places so can I. I guess he inspired me to do things in a way no one else ever did. And when I learned he cashed in his chips I’m not ashamed to say I teared up a bit as if I lost a close friend. And it’s amazing that he had this effect on so many people around the world.

If you want proof that depression is mental illness, consider that this man was paid handsomely to go all over the world, see the most remarkable sights, experience once in a lifetime events, and eat the best food humanity has to offer. If he couldn’t be happy, happiness cannot be achieved through outside influence. It must be found within

his loss was like losing a friend even tho I’ve never met him.

The fact that he’s gone is so hard to swallow. Especially with all the footage.

Anthony's writing and narration struck a deep chord with me. He treated his audience as thinking adults.

It’s so nice to hear his voice, to hear him laugh, it’s like hearing an old friend.

How do I genuinely miss someone I never met? His journeys and commentary truly make it feel like you're traveling with an old friend.

This death hit me unlike any celebrity death before. He really had a way of making you feel connected. I miss him so much.

Anthony Bourdain was trying to make everybody more openminded and accepting. His shows all were leaps and bounds above the rest in how meaningful they were

This comments section shows us the kind of impact he's had on us even after 3 years of his passing. You'll always be our hero, Uncle Tony!!

I will miss him forever. - Live his truth: "If I'm an advocate for anything, it's to move. As far as you can, as much as you can. Across the ocean, or simply across the river. The extent to which you can walk in someone else's shoes or at least eat their food, it's a plus for everybody. Open your mind, get up off the couch, move."

Will be a tough one to get through

I started watching Anthony when I didn't know English. His show was beyound language. It was art.

Right in the freaking soul!

Sobbed just watching the trailer. His death has affected me more than any other celebrity. His spirit is one I will forever strive for- his humility and openness is my inspiration

Damn, I’m still not over him being gone.

It feels so weird to remember that we live in a world he’s no longer in, and yet for people who love him - he’s actually everywhere. Thank you for everything, Tony. You have done so much for me, even after you’ve passed. And I know that might not have been your intention for anyone, but it’s what happens when you witness another person living their truth - it sticks with you forever.

As a teen I was working at a cafe and I was making a delivery and saw him outside smoking a cigarette and I said “hello chef!” He said hello back and we made small talk. He was such a humble man. Rip. 🙏🏼

Saw it last night. First time in a theater in two years, also the most I've ever cried in a theater. This movie was everything I'd hoped for and more. Absolutely incredible, beautiful, hilarious and heartbreaking.

This is insane. Anthony Bourdain is the reason I started travelling. His quote in this trailer about travel was on my college graduation announcements. The song used in this is The Big Ship by Brian Eno - a song I listen to on repeat when I travel and a song I made a video to after traveling around Asia. I write this as I take a day off from hiking the PCT and I can't help but thank him for the inspiration and motivation to follow my dreams of travel

This will be a weeper....We used to sit outside At Les Halles, and he would bring out treats for our dog...

"be a traveller, not a tourist" that's something to keep in mind.

He’s had more affect on my life than most people I’ve actually met. He convinced me to go live overseas again after 8 years at home.

I’m still not over him being gone this documentary is gonna emotionally wreck me!

Fuck, his death still bothers me to this day. His and Robin Williams'

Why does everyone feel so deeply connected to this man? I think it’s bc there isn’t an inauthentic bone in his body, his honesty, vulnerability, always quick to remind people what’s truly important and passionately pursuing the things in life that made him happy. It feels like we knew him-warts and all. This is a well-deserved feature doc, and I suspect it’s going to have me in tears more than once.

I had the pleasure of seeing Tony speak. He was no doubt one of the best speakers I have ever seen. Articulate, funny, and so interesting. I miss him so much.

I traveled with this man thru his show at one of the lowest points of my life, I was broke and lost. Watching this trailer made me choke up. I don't think many people know how much Tony did for the world, his voice was the voice of many, his curiousness about the world what incredible.

He was one of the most unpretentious people I"ve ever seen. He's just gave zeros and was genuine. A bitter dose of reality and a hug at the same time. Can't wait to own this so I can watch it while I cook. Excited and sad simultaneously. He is deeply missed.

I saw this yesterday and am man enough to admit I cried. A lot. It’s ok not to be ok, I’ve been there.

The World could use this man right about now. We are worse off without him, I hope he got some peace. RIP Tony you opened the minds of so many people.

Food was the catalyst, Culture was the soul. We fucking love you Tony.

I'm ready to cry the entire time. The world misses him so much. No one else like him.

I was a busy line cook when “Kitchen Confidential “ came out....all us cooks were PISSED! How could he expose the secrets of our world?! But it was so real, so hilarious and so well done that we couldn’t be mad for long. What an amazing man....super stoked to watch this!

I grew up watching Anthony Bourdain and seeing parts of the world I'll never see in person. I hope to see Japan and travel more someday. I am no doubt watching this film.

One of the greatest ever This is going to be one hell of a watch

The best damn journalist of our lifetime and possibly ever, I can rewatch his shows forever and never get tired or board of them. His narrative writing was unmatched. Long live Bourdain!

I miss him. His voice. His dark sardonic humor. His death still shakes me to the core. 😭

I miss his voice. Still can't believe he's gone

Im crying! I miss him so much

I saw it and love him more than ever now. He was too good for this world.

He was the only "Chef" who had the balls to call it how he saw it in the restaurant world. He did not care for how he came across to others. He cared about letting us know how it was, not how many followers he had or if anyone liked him. I miss his shows.

Damn I miss him. The world needs more people like him.

This man impacted my life more than most family members

... I usually don't care when celebraties die but this one, really hit me. He was an amazing soul

I wish he knew happiness more, out of all of it. I miss him, my grandmother and I used to watch his show, now she just departed too. Life can be tough, look out for your friends.

What a legend. Seems surreal that he’s gone from this planet. He’s a kind soul and true artist in every sense of the definition.

Anthony Bourdain was basically the reason I moved from the U.S. to China and made films about rock and roll and will continue to do so. I was in Japan when I found out. I cried while a punk band played. I jumped up on stage when they were done and screamed about it. I think maybe two people understood me. I made the crowd pour beer on the ground. It felt.....nice. We all miss you, friend.

I saw it yesterday. I cried all the way through it. VERY well done and really hits you like a truck. The ending is exactly what Tony would have wanted.

As someone who dedicated their life to working in hospitality, his legacy leaves a lot of lessons for us all to learn from. I truly hope we can, and not let his life go in vain. RIP Tony, it would have been a true honour to meet you.

I admire what Tony did for us ,he lived life at full tilt with passion and understanding . Something most of us can’t or are afraid to do. Still so sad he is no longer with us,especially for his daughter. 😢 Thinking about all the journeys we will never see him do,but he is now on the last big adventure ,hope it’s a blast ! 🍻Thanks for the ride Tony.

One of my biggest idols. I cannot believe that he's not here with us anymore.

Few get to experience what this man has experienced. When I heard of his passing, I was gutted,He was like a hero to me seeing places and fearlessly experiencing life across the globe doing what I wish I could do. He will forever be missed.

Nothing feels better than going home. Nothing feels better than leaving home. The bittersweet curse. Right in the feels that line.

I started crying half way through this. His death hit hard

There is a hole in the world where Tony used to be. Such a heartbreaking and huge loss to humanity. One of the most real accidental cultural anthropologists of our time. RIP, Mr. B.

Looking forward to seeing this. Watching Anthony Bourdain “Parts Unknown” gave me the courage to go off the beaten path and travel twice across various countries in Asia and beyond, trying unique meals, and meeting interesting people, and viewing incredible landscapes. There are many life lessons dispensed by this man throughout his series of adventures across the world, but there are many more lessons to be had while travelling away from the safe harbour. ‘Nothing feels better than going home. and nothing feels better than leaving home. The bittersweet curse.’ Josh Homme told Anthony Bourdain

"What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others." - Pericles

I miss this man. Thank you for bringing him back one last time.

It's amazing he lived as long as he did, if there was anyone that lived on the edge, it was Tony.

Bourdain seemed to be chasing “the answer” to understanding humanity. I think it was so important to him that he was exhausted and unfulfilled by the time he decided to leave us.

He was such a good person, so relatable. It's so sad he is gone . His point of view was just perfect.

I can’t adequately express how much I miss this guy! I look at the world differently now because of him. Thanks Tony!!!

Bourdain! Thanks for encouraging me to travel more and see the world differently. To see the good in humanity. Rest In Peace Chef.

He will always be one of my idols. My life is better because of Anthony Bourdain.

I was standing in the Barcelona airport following my second trip to Europe when I heard of his death. It hit me hard. How could someone who had the life of traveling and seeing the world be mentally in a place that they felt the only solution was to take their own life? I watched this documentary last week on my way home from my 6th trip out of the country. I laughed and I cried. We all can learn so much from this man.

I'm half Japanese and the fact that Anthony seemed to so wholeheartedly embrace that part of my own history made me feel closer to him as a fan and as a person. Of course, he seemed to have great respect for all that he met. I, as a physically disabled person, was left inspired by his triumphs to try and do more than I might otherwise have attempted in life. We're all diminished by his loss, I feel, but I'm so glad that I had the opportunity to know him in the manner he allowed us.

I miss him, he was a good man. God knows we need more like him.

I am never gonna emotionally recover from this

This man showed my hometown so much love on his show and inspired me to finally take a big solo trip of my own. I am forever grateful for him and the way he lived his life. Imma cook me up something good for this one. Rest easy brother 🙏🏿

Inspirational man. I miss his attitude. I miss his voice. Hey Anthony. You were one of the best. X

Loved that in his shows he was so open about his own failings and crosses to bear. Made me connect with him so hard. He was the only celebrity that made you feel like they were a real human.

This is gonna be a tough one to get through. Im still not over it.

I started watching Anthony Bourdain's "No Reservations" back when I was in middle school. The end of middle school and till the end of high school saw me reading his books & watching more of his shows. Throughout this whole experience, I was already into cooking & food cause of my parents, but now I was INCREDIBLY into it because of Anthony. By college I was a HUGE fan of his; I had all of his books, watched all of his shows (wrote down my favorite episodes), and was making my own recipes. I saw him on his last tour before he died and let me tell you it was an EXPERIENCE. Anthony Bourdain was like a god to me growing up and I was devastated when I found out he had died. You will always be missed Anthony. You have forever left an impact on the world of cooking & on our hearts. We live you❤

First caught him 1am Tues where Food Channel buried Cook's Tour: someone dropped a cobra's beating heart into rice whiskey for him to drink & he did. Watched again the next week, it was even better & I programmed the vcr to record all his shows. I never missed one on any network - no precedent for that - he was The Beatles of TV. And when he was found dead it hit me as hard as Lennon's, still miss them.

I'm glad to be living in his time. He was remarkable. And he still is....

I was in Krakow, Poland when he passed. I was literally just talking about him while visiting Auschwitz. Then I got back to my hotel and was absolutely devastated. RIP Tony. 🌎 ✈️

I actually shed a tear when he died. Thanks to you I visited Colombia and won't look back now. RIP mi amigo.

Make no mistake. I will cry. No one will be cutting onions, nothing will be in my eyes. Just tears of appreciation for what Tony was, is, and will always be.

Sad as his ending was, he still inspires me to look around instead of straight ahead. Miss you, Tony.

We miss the shit outta you, Tony! Thank you for everything you did. You made the world feel smaller and taught us we, everyone across the world, have all got more in common than what we may think.

ANTHONY will never know how many lives he has touched. Watching him travel the world outside his comfort zone was what got me interested in travelling the world. I have since travelled lots of exotic places because of Tonys wonderful series. Something so cool , raw and sad about the guy that I identified with on a different level. I think Tony unfortunately made a rash decision out of sadness and a broken heart. I'm sure if he decided to just go to bed that night he would have woke up in the morning to see the sun rise again he might have thought what the he'll was I thinking?. Anyways just wanted to thank you Tony for your coolness and guidance . RiP

He has such a kind smile, it’s heartbraking. Love him for what he showed us through the years + his perception of life.

Tony’s passing hit me hard. I’m looking forward to this film and hope it will bring some closure.

Anthony Bourdain is one of my favorite chefs ever. It's sad that he has taken his own life too soon. RIP Mr Bourdain, you have taught me a lot of lessons in cooking........

Tony was a tour guide of the world for a great many of us. He saw & ate the most amazing things and brought us along for the ride. We miss you,Tony!

I loved this man in so many ways. He brought out the best things that we all want to be. Inquisitive. Happy. And to have a full stomach. As someone who has suffered with severe bouts of depression I think of him often. I toast in his honor. And will always do my best to carry his torch, as should we all. We miss you Tony.

saw him speak years ago, after a lifetime of adoring him I will miss him forever

I was too young when he started No Reservations. Now I'm watching everything for the first time. Chang is absolutely right: he went from an intolerable prick in the first season of NR, to someone with whom I wanted to have a beer (or 20) and talk about life in the last season of PU. It was always about him bettering himself. Unfortunately, he was too broken, and maybe too proud to seek help. Seek help.

Just saw the film today. Thank you to Anthony Bourdain's family, friends and crew for putting this film together for folks like me who have been fans from day one I remember buying and reading Kitchen Confidential when it first came out and was hooked on Bourdain from that point on. He was a genius storyteller, always captivating. The film is so personal and done with such love I didn't want it to end, well maybe because we all know how it ends. Heartbreaking. There are no other storytellers like Mr Bourdain. He will forever be missed.

Remember he was a traveler and not a tourist. By observing how his level of politically intimate inquiry grew with each passing episode and series, I see how his sensitivity and empathy for his international family made him even more depressed and helpless. He seemed to carry such needless shame over his imperfect life. I can only guess. Like so many of you, I find tears flow over the state of the world he witnessed and showed us through his eyes. I for one plan to keep getting up off of the couch and moving out of my comfort zone! Thankyou Tony

His shows got me through such a dark time in my life and ill forever be grateful for that. I wish i could have met him in person and told him. I am looking forward to seeing this even if its hard to watch.

I was watching an old No Reservations episode and he casually mentions hanging himself in the bathroom. Suddenly you get a big chill, it was obvious that he had that in the back of his mind.

I'm gonna miss this man, so damn much. He saved my life. When 'Reborn' played in this documentary, I cried so hard . What a journey man, what a journey.

I'm watching this in October of 2021, I'm still trying to find some sort of solace over Tony's death. I still watch No Reservations and Part's Unknown weekly. I still think at times he's alive and new episodes will come out. I felt like I knew this man. I wish I could've told him how much he impacted my life, how I wrote about him for one of my college essays and how he shaped me to be the person I am. I miss you Tony.

If anyone could get me into an f’ing theater, Tony might just do it. I miss him too.

Dang, this is gonna be bittersweet.

I have given his books to so many people! I give them away, buy them again, give them away again..... It’s the least I can do to try and make the world a little happier. God Bless Tony. RIP.

A true legend. Epic choice of the most elegiac non elegy song ever.