Two months before he tragically passed away, Adam “DJ AM” Goldstein did a cameo appearance for Iron Man 2. According to LA Times, there are actually a lot of celebrity cameo appearances for the highly anticipated Iron Man sequel, including Bill O’Reilly and Stan Lee.

For director Jon Favreau, he grappled with whether or not to include DJ AM’s scene, especially after his tragic death by accidental drug overdose.

“We tried to make it respectful, and for people who know him, they’ll get a kick out of it and for people who don’t, it will sort of slide by without much notice,” Favreau said in a statement on Wednesday.

DJ AM will appear in a scene Robert Downey Jr.’s character Tony Stark, who is throwing a wild birthday party at his Malibu oceanfront estate. DJ AM will be in his element, at the turntables.

I’ll be keeping my eyes peeled for that one.

Iron Man 2 will be out on May 7.

DJ AM was brought to his final resting place yesterday at the Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary at 3 PM. There will be a service held for him tonight at the Hollywood Palladium.

The death of DJ AM has rocked the celebrity world yet again, and much like the Michael Jackson case, it seems that pain medication plays a huge role. According to Dr. Drew Pinsky, an addiction specialist, the pain medication that was prescribed to DJ AM after his plan accident last year might be the cause of his sliding back to old habits. The doctor is not pointing any fingers but is raising the point that this kind of medication slowly and subtly reawakens past desires linked to drug use.

DJ AM's passing away has rocked the boat for his Hollywood friends. Mandy Moore, his ex-girlfriend says that she is "absolutely heartbroken." Travis Barker, drummer for Blink 182, tweeted ""My brother is gone. I love u and miss u, I'll never forget all the good times we had." Barker was with DJ AM in a plane crash last year.