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Glenn Ford said that he regretted not marying Rita Hayworth

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can he stop saying iconic please

This whole thing is pure bullshit

hee was a talented singer and an awesome entertainer.

Why don't people say good things about these people, Instead of bad stuff about alcohol.

@@johnyerkov1553because this is a story about alcoholism..not one about “ nice things”….people did!

Young and foolish,,return to me Lovely. When He and Jeanie divorced. On his show. He sang . For The Good Times. He cried a bit while in mid croon. It was so sad.

Stop it with old movies new ones are worse all these new ones are gross

Frank Sinatra shows up on the list as well so maybe he wasn't the best judge.

​@@NoExitLoveNowDean martin did NOT drink. It was an act only.

You are correct, everything I’ve read on Dean Martin. It was a staged gimmick for when he broke ties with Jerry Lewis. He drink tea and apple juice on stage to give the illusion he was drinking and drunk. He was more of the family man,compared to the rest of the rack pack. Who drank heavily and party

@@coloradopackratprepper 100% correct, Martin split with Sinatra because he didn't want to carouse late at night

For one, at the lord supper, we all are drinking cherry juice, not red wine. Hmm? Could oit be some tallentless fruit cakes are leous of some actors / actresses? Surprise / surprise? Dino nevr, never ever had to go to AA, how many of you film industry bureacrats visited the AA and other reham cents.??! + Don't judge others so you guys won't be judged!

WTG

Congrats

Good for you! That's fantastic that you were able to God the strength and courage to do what you did. I don't have it myself.

Well done. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

You're not famous. Doesn't count.

I love his Christmas album. ❤️❤️

True. Martin's glass usually contained Apple Juice when he performed with the Rat Pack.

@@ricardocantoral7672 he was smart as far as that.

Someone asked him if he ever fell down when he was drunk and he said yes I fall down in the street all the time and pointed at his cuff links and said yeah these are really curb feelers.

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Sinatra drank more than Dino spilt

In statistical document, DEAN MARTIN himself told the interviewers. NA- AHH, in that case, how would have I been able, to cope along with the storys / happenings correctly, How could have I made, sudden switch, sobering up, and act like a sane guy etc. Stupid tallentless jelous fools, don't have materials to write about, just thrashing other's good names legitimacy & reputations? Sound like a bunch of gussip columnists, that love to stire in a dirty shitty storys, in a secret abandoned under ground casino?

And I've got an igloo in the Saharan desert.

I've heard Dean Martin started drinking heavily for real after the death of his son. But I don't know if that's true.

@hefaust61. I'm sure Nick Nolte is on a different list of Hollywood drunks. Cause you know there's one hell of a lot more than 50 alcoholics in the entertainment business. Lindsay Lohan wasn't mentioned & how many times has she been through rehab. I know she's been out here at the Betty Ford Center.

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He's also a great actor.

⁠very surprised as some of the alcoholic dependency stars suffered

Dean Martin would dine at the restaurant that I worked at in Century City. It was Yamato's. He would be with his date. He would have two champagne cocktails, and that's all. When another person would open his tatami room door. Dean Martin would pretend to be drunk. His drinking on his show was apple juice. I've read books about him, pretending to be drunk. It was part of his act. He was a very talented actor and singer. He was always so nice, to let people disturb him on a date. When his son Dino died . It broke his heart. So R.I.P. Dean and hope that you're with Dino and the rest of your family that have died.

he was on narcotics, which is why he had to limit his alcohol consumption, the coroner, discovered that after his autopsy

Jerry Lewis stated in an interview that Dean Martin became a reclusive alcoholic after Dino's death. However, as @angelbabysqueaky stated, he only had a drink or two at the most but would pretend to be drunk as part of his act.

They were all so handsome, pretty. Looks aren't everything. 🤺💐

@@captaincarl8230 ...and yet here he is on a list of alcoholic celebs. Gotta love YT truth vs fiction.

@seantlewis376 It takes courage, strength and bravery to do it. Best of luck to you!

Be Strong and Hang in There! I was forced into rehab therefore I didn’t succeed, however I eventually got tired of the constant pain and stress, depression and thought about all stuff I put my family through. I just one day said I’ve had it and quit! It wasn’t easy, I went through my detox at home. My husband said I reeked of alcohol during my detox. Well that’s was just a little bit of my experience. You can do it! Some do it in a facility and some reach that moment of clarity and just stop.

Good luck with rehab. That is a big step.

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@seantlewis376...Good luck

Yep, he was actually an appleholic, drinking apple juice most of the time.

@@9Ballr What a stupid remark. It proves again that Americans have no sense of humor. There have only been three funny Americans in history, Charlie Chaplin, Stan Laurel and Victor Borge. And the first two were English, the third was Danish.

BS

HM,. IN THAT CASE, FOSTER BROOKS WAS BORNE WITH A BARNDY BOTTLE, WITH TEA IN IT??!

Dean drank 3-4 apple tonics with no booze at the start of each episode he made, after those, he would let it rip with plenty of booze!!its from an interview of his daughter in the late 90s!

I GIVE THE F, UP, WHAT IS LBD? SOMETHING NEW IN MEDICINE? PROBABLY MORE INDUSTRY B S. UP YER KILT, MILT. IF U WANNA QUIT, HAVE THE GUTS AND F'N DO IT, IT AIN'T TUFF.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

KZfaq videos are not produced to give us the truth...they're produced to make money.

EXACTLY SO. ROBIN WILLIAMS DID - N O T - DIE OF ALCOHOLISM! YOU KNOW DARLING FOOLS? BECAUSE OF STATING FALS ROOMORS OF ESTABLISHED ACTORS / ACTRESSES, ALL OF YOU SHOULD BE SUED LAWFULLY!

If you don't mind me asking what is LBD ?

​@@lindataylor3195 Google it.

He was a very troubled (barely) closeted gay man.

Very interesting thank you

Steve Marriott of Small Faces comes to mind with this story of Jack. So similar.

He was a HORRIBLE Father to David!!!

Many Bipolars like Jack, Drink until they get medicated, most don't get medicated, I don't think Jack did.

Dean Martin became a very gifted actor and it was all an act.

Maybe not a true teetotaler -- I think he'd have a social drink on occasion -- but definitely not the lush he portrayed in his act. Sinatra was a much heavier (and more destructive) drinker than Martin ever was.

Not a complete teetotaller, but definitely not a drinker. Apple juice. Not true about Sinatra either. Dean was a shy person, and when he started out in Vegas, he needed a prop to keep him company - so a drink was the choice.

That changed when his son died in a plane crash.

he took drugs, that's why he didn't drink. that has been established

That is true

obviously this guy is clueless. .

That is what the two books I read about him said. He didn't drink.

Some of his colleagues say that his whiskey glasses were only filled with ice tea.

​@@klaus-peterkubiak7795or apple juice I read somewhere.

Bravo !

Your denial is as bad as the addict's.

Anyway he was not the drunkard (or ladykiller) that some people say he was. He was very reliable and serious in his job. @@silverghostcat1924

So many of these stars had demons long before they became discovered!

And they forgot..Oliver Reed, the great Scottish actor, who could drink..anybody..under the table..

Ernest Borgnine?

@@bones007able if he was a drunk..he lived pretty long..till 95. He did mention, part of his longevity, was..he jacked off alot..seriously..

Big Time lush. He liked beating up Ethel Merman. @@bones007able

Sure he was. He seemed to have a great career. Verify your facts before accusing somebody you don't even know.

Carried him to the motel room at the lake of the Ozarks during his first divorce. He was very thankful..

@@Mister8224 many of the actors who worked on Little House on the Prairie, have stories about him being an alcoholic.

@@sjpavur And Karen Grasslee has admitted she was too and was often hung over on the set.

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Never understood how someone could be an alcoholic, even though it is considered a disease, it is an addiction instead. A disease to me is like mononucleosis, which almost killed me, or cancer which got my Mom. Alcoholism to me is more a terrible habit. Don't hate me for my opinion. It is mine.

you're right, the first drink a person choses. just like over eating. or gambling.@@stevenrussell5340

@@stevenrussell5340 There is a difference between being an addict and having a "terrible habit." Pretty sure you know the horrors of addiction - I don't have to tell you.

@@fadedrose9 I agree, any addiction or habit is hard to break. I am not or ever been addicted to anything, but I do understand the curse of one. I have seen too many people go through various ones.

no way

his trauma was a life out of Dickens. He was born into extreme poverty. At about age 11 he came home from school to find his mother GONE. She had been placed in a psychiatric institution but he was told she was vacationing by the seaside. Soon after his father deserted him to start a new family. Heaven knows HOW he ever made a life for himself. The suave gorgeous man onscreen carried a hell of a lot of PTSD and shock inside of him. When you know this, it makes his career and fine characterizations even more amazing.

@@virginiasoskin9082 I know how his live was and how he himself invented Cary Grant. That's why I reacted because he was not an alcoholic and LSD treatments were used in the fifties and accordingly it helped him a lot.

There probably are...we just don't "hear" about them as much as those who "abuse drugs"....yet, "alcohol" is a sorta "drug"....🫤

well done, you beat me by a year it was 33 years last September for me

@@davecannabis September 6th for me!! Congratulations!

@@dog-gone-it5944 3rd Sep for me lol

It's actually 10% make it three years without a relapse.

That percentage is definitely not accurate, and it's probably wrong in both directions. First, that 3% is probably only measuring how many of a certain number are still sober after a certain amount of time (maybe a year or two), meaning many of that 3% probably relapse later on. On the other hand, that 3% is probably only measuring the success rate of a group who quit at a specific moment in time. It doesn't account for those who later attempt to quit again. Probably half or even much more than this have success eventually, and then some of these go back, and then most of these quit again. Most people, in any event, stop eventually. Anyhow, I think we set ourselves up for a morbid evaluation by using absurd criteria. Someone quits for 5, 10, or 20 years, and establishes a family, career, and partially built nest egg. Then they get drunk, and we're all expected to declare, "ohhh, woe to them! All those years were for *nothing!"* At this point, everyone (including the drinker) starts waiting for this person to "hit bottom," which is a mythical phenomenon in which a drinker must destroy everything in life before they can then rally their resolve to rebuild everything all over again. Now, we have a self-fulfilling prophecy that demands they completely wreck everything they've acquired, judging that, without sobriety, its all valueless anyways (wth!). Everything needs to be sacrificed on the altar of "permanent sobriety." Even if they're only relapsing for a few days every few years, everything they achieve prior to "permanent sobriety" is to be regarded as fool's gold. According to this insane thinking, it would be much better for them to go all out and destroy it all with this relapse in order to produce a state of "surrender" than for them to come to their senses, mitigate the damage, and leave open *any* possibility of ever relapsing again.

LEE MARVIN WAS UNFUKINBELIEVABLE! TOO BAD HE DIED YOUNG. HE HAD QUITE A LIFE. LOOK INTO IT.

Robin's suicide was because he was suffering from Lewy Body Dementia which was causing him, among other things, horrific hallucinations.

@@craiglancastermarr4016 He had also just lost his best friend and closest confident ,Johnathon Winters earlier that year.

My father knew Dean Martin , they were good friends. Apple juice = scotch Iced Tea = Bourbon Water = Vodka After my dad told me that , I used that trick when I tended bar . The customers thought that I was downing a drink that they bought me ....... But I was just drinking apple juice and iced tea .

He drank apple juice while on stage with the rest of the rat pack.

He was not. I know.

What do you mean? Dean Martin did drink

Good for you ❤ thumbs up

he was a Hollywood faker - faking alcoholism

Or Milton Berle for that matter

Another notable omission was lee Marvin

It says 50 alcoholics, NOT ALL alcoholics!

I think cigarettes did him in

He was sometimes a drunk.

Are you really upset that this guy wasn't a ragging alcoholic ??? What's wrong with you?

​@@NoExitLoveNow NOPE

@@coloradopackratprepper Yup.

I have seen shots of him with watery, red rimmed eyes. Looked plastered to me.

@davidvenesky9053 Sometimes he drank a lot. There is a Johnny Carson show where he is very drunk (it is not fake).

He is not a drunk

There are several mis-named images here.

They also used a shot of Errol Flynn and then showed it again in the Flynn section!

True. I was just about to point out the same observation!

😂😅 Maybe so .but what a hell of a party 🎉 while it's lasts . I will drink to that !...

John Barrymore lost his looks to alcohol too. If you watch some of his later movies, it looks as if he’s drunk on screen.

There is a story Olivia deHavilland told about Flynn. She was at a party and someone tapped her on the shoulder. When she turned around she saw this old man whom she did not recognize. Taken aback, he said, "Olivia, it's me...Errol!" She was shocked how aged and bloated he looked. Alcohol devastates the body and all the organs. No wonder these ppl died at 50...they were embalming themselves with alcohol, drugs, and nicotine while still alive. Horrible. That said, Hollywood can be a cruel and extremely competitive place and everyone pays for that in one way or another -- alcohol, drugs, smoking; being sexually or physically abused or doing the abusing. It is a high pressure business like being in a pool with piranhas, and I really would not be able to deal with all the crap that goes with just making a film. It is so much more than memorizing lines and showing up on the set to act. It's the publicity, over-attention to your appearance, weight, physical strength, travel, living accommodations, foreign film locations that may be extremely hot or cold, late nights, very early mornings, etc. Yoga, massage, rehab...just one thing after another. If you want a high risk life be an actor!!!

You really need to look up more information about Frances Farmer - "too many lobotomies"... Jesus, take the freakin' wheel...

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The book. I'll cry tomorrow was so much better than the movie.

Wasn't Lillian Roth a lesbian?

Who knows? I didn't get that impression from the book. Does it matter? She was another victim of Hollywood. Pimped out by her mother more or less. Evidently Hollywood has been twisted from the beginning but what can you expect from a world where everything is an act. How would you ever know what was real? Just a bunch of actors acting.

Susan Hayward was MY redhead, and Maureen O'Hara was next. Susan was gifted as an actress (Oscar for I WANT TO LIVE), but she didn't sing. Best story is, true ghost singers dubbed for her--like the fabulous Marnie Nixon, who made a lot of actresses look like singers.

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@@MarielleStowe Read the serious articles. She was. Although her mother, Volga Hayworth, tried to protect her, Rita later told Orson that her father sexually molested her when they were on the road - and she remained permanently scarred by the experience

She also had to undergo painful electrolysis to recede her hairline. Studios felt she looked to ethnic with her original hairline.

Every drunk has excuses.

@@robotnik77 sexual abused as a child, a first husband who sold her of to the highest bidder, everyboddy wanting to squeeze the last buck out of her... Everyone has their breaking point.

@@robotnik77 Incest and Alzheimer is not an excuse

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I don't drink water water 'cuz fish fuck in it

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

This is the first time I've heard of Cary Grant using LSD.

Exactly! People in recovery will say, "Get comfortable with being uncomfortable." Some people don't want to feel their feelings, so they turn to some sort of addictive behavior to cover it up. I think her comments were the most important part of this video.

How true, comfort isn't always a good thing

That line stuck out for me too. Makes sense.

Congratulations! I hope you continue to remain sober.👏

Congrats, I quit too and enjoy life so much more!🙂👌

Keep going. Give up some of your old "friends" and remember, one drink is too many and a thousand aren't enough.,

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

As we knew him dean / Paul was a very - very nice, sensitive meaningful man. Hey you freeks / creeps? Why don't you write about his child raisings, donations good colegue connections toward others helping the U.S. Gov. hmm??! Did any I mean any of you qualify doing these things, as falsly clamed drunk done?It seems to me, you guys still couldn'd find a drinking buddy? Probably you guys are constan't drunks!!

So alcohol cured it? 😅🤣

@@rollandjoeseph It cures everything 🤣

@@franktillman295 I'm assuming you're joking, but it's still not funny my friend

but you can quit cigs, harder with booze as it becomes a metabolic disorder.

Bette Davis and Mary made a movie in 1941 The Great Lie. Bette rewrote some of the script and Mary won for Best Supporting Actress.

Back in the 30's-70's it was fashionable to smoke cigarettes in the movies. And that is also why it became an almost plague back then.

Yeah, if you want skin that looks like a lizard, crepey, dry, and wrinkled as hell, why, just smoke. By the time you are 45 your skin will look like lizard skin.

This is about alcoholics..

@@spnkysy791 hence why they said “also”…

Mary Astor was in the Bette Davis movie Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte but they didn't show the right photo.

I tend to agree with you. Grant was a top athlete and took great care of himself. After his acting career ended he became a worldwide ambassador for Revlon cosmetics. If he was alcoholic, there’s no way he could have kept that job.

You are correct then it developed into serious addiction.branched out. Liz very brave in and out of hospital

Mrs. Ford drank because her husband was known around DC as “the queen”.

Thank you for acknowledging Betty Ford and a lot she did for a lot of people including them today😊

As a kid , i seen her in Virginia Wolfe and it made me sick to be about drunks .

She was brilliant in that spellbinding movie/play. @@speedracer1945

His clip was funny af 🤣🤣

Get breall? IAt the very first time in my life I looked at that thick, red nosed guy, I asked, what does that washed out drunk bum doing there? Is he famous for being drunk or what??! A no tallent con artist he was = W,C. Fields!

@@cho7707 The best was who put lemonade in my lemonade?! Lmao

@@magikp6636 😂😂😂😂

​@@roddyg3692 Also more commonly known as "Rudolph Nose". You eventually get it by long-term drinking of the hard stuff. Plastic surgery has helped to made it a little less obvious on some people.

Why? It was and is an effective treatment.

His wife Betsy Drake turned him on to LSD. He was not an alcoholic.

Do you mean to imply that sloppy research and ethics are used when making on a KZfaq video?? I'm shocked. SHOCKED!

It's called functioning alcoholism!!!!

Cue cards held up by assistants.

She was involved with him. He died around the same time as Natalie Wood.

Yes.

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

Gale Storm aka Josephine Cottle was born April 5, 1922 in Bloomington TX. She came to Hollywood in 1940 and met Hal Roach senior of Hal Roach Studios in Culver City. Roach had a hunch about Josie as he was casting a weekly sitcom about a wealthy widower Vernon Albright played by Charlie Farrel, his on and off again girlfriend roberta Townsend played by Hillary Brooke and and his daughter Margie Albright played by gale Storm. This evening tv sitcom ran for several years in the early 1950's and after My Little Margie, Gale Storm went to O Susanah with Zazu Pitts as Nugie. Gale Storm played the part of an entertainment director and lounge singer on a cruise ship. After O Susanah Gale faded out of the spotlight and due to her alcoholism was the spokeswoman for Raleigh Hills an alcohol - drug rehab facility and finally found sobriety after many years. She passed away in Danville California in 2008 at 86 years of age.

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

Actually according to his the doctors misdiagnosed him she felt that if he had been correctly diagnosed it would have made a difference.

@Damaged262 What a great story and what a great son you are! I feel so bad for your father, because it sounds like he wouldn't have drank as much if not for his partner. How great it is that you turned a bad experience into good, in helping others. You should be very proud!

@@fadedrose9 Dad was always good, even on that rare occasion when he’d get schnockered, lol. Hell, he was fun as hell when he got drunk, he had a rough life being orphaned at 5, but there was always a smile on his face and a sweetness to his soul more than ppl who didn’t have it 10 percent as difficult. He’ll be missed, but never forgotten. 1993 seems like forever ago, and yet it feels like yesterday.

And, thank you for your kindness. Few ppl remember how to be that way lately.

Re: Hart to Hart- Stephanie Powers was Holden's love interest.

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There was a picture of Christopher Plummer who played Barrymore.

That guy talked so fast I couldn't understand him even when I was a kid. He kinda reminded me of William Bendix with that same kinda down trodden persona.

@@leecowell8165 lol

And that's not John Barrymore at 33:57, that's Christopher Plummer. That picture was probably taken more than 50 years after Barrymore died.

@@1pinestreetActually think at 33:57 it is John Barrymore and at 34:00 that is Christopher Plummer!

THATS CUZ THEY WERE ALL F'D UP LIMEY'S. I HATE THEM AND WE AINT GOIN NEXT TIME A HITLER LIKE PUKIN COMES ALONG. F'EM !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gerard Depardieu drinks so much that he can´t make it to the toilet in time. Has to piss in a bottle on a plane. Fucking legend! Cheers!

That was from The Great Lie 1941 that Bette and Mary starred in.