context: Born in the Gironde department in western France. Already at the age of 18 he was accepted into the troupe of the theater in Bordeaux, where he was engaged in the classical repertoire. Since 1905, he has become one of the main actors, and since 1908, the leading comedian of the Pathé film studio. More than 200 of his films are known [1] (although, for example, the doctor of art history Rostislav Yurenev numbers at least 500 [2]), of which about half he himself was created as a screenwriter and director. During the First World War he participated in hostilities. He was wounded and, in addition, experienced a deep psychological shock. In 1916 he left for the USA. He shot medium-length and full-length films, but failed to achieve success comparable with the previous one. Destructive war memories, a period of creative lack of demand led the actor to progressive depression. In the evening of October 30, 1925, together with his young wife, Helen Peters committed suicide (physical death occurred only a day later).
question: How did Max Linder die?
answers.text: suicide