Tragic news - Joshua 'Li'iBoy' Shintani, known for his ukulele cameo in 'Shallow Hal,' has sadly passed away on Nov. 25. He was suffering from an advanced case of pneumonia, which took his young ...

LIHUE — Joshua “Li’i Boy” Shintani of Waimea, known for his “big heart,” for being happy and for his role in “Shallow Hal,” died of advanced pneumonia on Oahu on Nov. 25.

Shintani, then just a high school senior, eventually flew out to California and ultimately landed the part of Li’iBoy – his nickname in real life – in Shallow Hal. In his memorable scene ...

Joshua died on Wednesday. In Shallow Hal, Shintani - who also went by the nickname Li'iBoy - played the song Never Forget Where I'm From on his ukulele. He developed a cult following in Hawaii ...

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Joshua Shintani, famous for his appearance in ... The 32-year-old appeared in the 2001 movie as a character called Li'iBoy. His most memorable scene was when he played "Never Forget Where I ...

Shintani may only have had one part ... After appearing in the movie, Joshua, who also went by the nickname "Li’iboy," became something of a local legend and developed a cult following.

Joshua Shintani, famous for his appearance in ... The 32-year-old appeared in the 2001 movie as a character called Li'iBoy. His most memorable scene was when he played "Never Forget Where I ...

Joshua Shintani, best-known for his small role in Shallow Hal, has died at the age of 32 from pneumonia, reports TMZ. Shintani, nicknamed “Li’iBoy,” fell ill early last week and was taken by ...