TV chef, world traveler, and storyteller extraordinaire Anthony Bourdain died in 2018.
Now, as a trailer for a new documentary on the much-loved chef is released, fans are sharing their memories of Bourdain.
The film, called Roadrunner, comes to theaters July 16 and promises to share behind-the-scenes footage of Bourdain as he traveled the world.
It's directed by Morgan Neville, who has some experience directing documentaries about beloved TV stars.
He also worked on Won't You Be My Neighbour?, a 2018 film about Fred Rogers, better known as Mr. Rogers.
Somehow, he seemed to transcend the role of a TV chef and give deeper meaning to his culinary adventures.
One Twitter user shared this Bourdain quote about the often-unappreciated staff who serve in restaurants. It just shows the compassion and insight Bourdain breathed into every aspect of his life.
It wasn't ever just about the food. It was about travel, experiencing new places and people, and letting those experiences make you a better person.
There are some celebrity deaths that seem to hit harder than others. As this tweet points out, Bourdain and Robin Williams would fit into that category.
Bourdain was always open about his depression, and despite his often optimistic outlook, he was clearly struggling with his own demons.
It'll probably be a good watch, but it'll also probably leave a lot of viewers a little bit misty-eyed.
Let us know about your favorite Anthony Bourdain moments in the comments.
