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@davewebster1627

Ай бұрын

12:13 12:17 😊😊

@dalydegagne1839

Ай бұрын

Would hit a like but some of the mispronounced words makes it hard to do that.

@dominiclewington

Ай бұрын

@@dalydegagne1839too right!

@susieinthecountry4434

Ай бұрын

no learn to pronounce word correctly, cannot give this a like

@fullfatdeano

Ай бұрын

this is most probably an AI generated piece - CLUE: the commentary is monosyllabic - the facts are seemingly good and feasible (almost possibly true)

I wish they would ban computer voices.

@kelleysimonds5945

Ай бұрын

Amen bro!

@dalydegagne1839

Ай бұрын

I read KZread was going to identify videos involving AI or synthetic voices, but I have yet to see any notifications.

@robertoseveno

Ай бұрын

Yeh.. doesnt take a breathe. Sooo (deep intake) unnatural

@ottdog1952

Ай бұрын

Yes. "Adventurees"? What are those? :-)

@JustAnIslandGuy

Ай бұрын

AI voices are singularly annoying. What makes them even worse is the probability that the narrative itself is artificial, generated by bots. It is the very essence of "fake news". No actual intelligence behind it, automatically generated content that is extremely unreliable and cannot be trusted. We need a means of verification of real humans who create the content. What is the point of paying attention to artificial content?

Booze is a bitch to walk away from. I was drinking a half gallon every 24 hours. I thought I was doing better with wine until I realized I had drunk 5 bottles in 12 hours. I spent 61 days in the hospital. They weren't sure for a few days whether I was going to live. I am 18 months sober! Hardest thing I ever did!

@gerardmackay8909

Ай бұрын

Well done Ryan. Good luck

@Primus54

Ай бұрын

Congratulations on your 18 months of sobriety. I celebrated 18 years this past October. While it gets easier as your memories of life as a drinker fade, you can’t ever kid yourself into thinking the recovery ever ends in a “cure”. ODAAT!

@tiediegymnasts920

Ай бұрын

Stay strong man

@charlytaylor1748

Ай бұрын

very well done

@miked9958

Ай бұрын

good job,Ryan one day at a time.

When I hit my all time low and ended up in a mental ward to detox after 35 yrs of alcohol and drug abuse…I got on my knees in the hospital and begged The Lord to take it from me….that was 9/8/2008 and God gave me a miracle and I’ve never had a desire for anything since…I even worked as a drug and alcohol counselor until I retired….Believe in you heart that Jesus still performs miracles..cause he does! Praise you Lord Jesus 🙏

@JojoJojo-hd3xp

Ай бұрын

Bollocks!

@kingfish4242

Ай бұрын

Amen

@bloodstone6196

Ай бұрын

Awesome

@simongb7897

Ай бұрын

I'm pleased you got well but it has nothing to do with God I'm afraid, it's more to do with once you reach the end were you can't go on anymore that's when your mind changes, many people have got to the point of begging for God's help but there mind doesn't change and they pass away.

@allans2642

Ай бұрын

@@simongb7897. It has everything to do with Gods grace and surrender ing myself over to him…Praise the Lord Jesus and his sacrifice on Calvary 🙏🏻

I'm a recovering alcoholic and I know stories like this all to well. At my worst I was drinking a liter and 1/2 of 100 proof vodka daily. I had to be medically detoxed with ativan. Cold turkey withdrawals from alcohol can be fatal. Medically,it's safer to be addicted to heroin than it is alcohol. Stopping was the best decision I ever made. If I hadn't I wouldn't be here today posting this. Fortunately I was able to quit before cirrohis set in. My liver was in bad shape,but after a year of sobreity it was able to function normally again.

@clintbronson5

Ай бұрын

I too am an alcoholic and it’s been a week since my last drink but I’m still having dry heaves which is sad. Watching youtube is my vice now.... my body is still weak from the heavy drinking but I know I will/can be better... just need another vice that’s not going to hurt me physically

@user-og8en1gp5i

Ай бұрын

The AI narration on these posts is diabolical

@michaelbechtel4944

Ай бұрын

I too am a recovering alcoholic. Those stories all to familiar, congratulations thanks for posting.

@CaptainRScott

Ай бұрын

With you in thought. 2 driving incidents + I'm done drinking! Come to find out that it is a poison, slow, but a poison none the less.

@sophiegeorge2816

Ай бұрын

One of my neighbours was an alcoholic, he would drink himself sober and he died in a pub celebrating a grandson birthday. The landlord wouldn’t even clear the pub so the paramedics could work on him

I drank alot. When my daughter was ill and died, i drank more. One day, stopped. No withdrawl,no symptoms,nothing.threw away wine glasses. Never wanted to drink again!

@kingfish4242

Ай бұрын

congrats,but you are very lucky. Even with ativan helping,I was experiencing the DT's. There is no doubt in my mind if I had quit cold turkey I would have died.

@JC-du6sn

4 күн бұрын

Look up Within Heaven's Gates by Rebecca Springer. Page 64 😇

The older you get, the less of a good feeling you get from being drunk and the worse the hangovers are. And the longer it takes to get over the hangover. At some point you realize that alcohol is all negative with none of the positives that it had when you were younger.

@marksinclair846

29 күн бұрын

Absolutely true

@sinjersable

29 күн бұрын

@@marksinclair846 Rubbish!

@cleophusfowler

28 күн бұрын

I agree.

@dougputhoff3215

27 күн бұрын

Yep, agree 100%

@engste678

26 күн бұрын

Absolutely true.

Listening to the robot commentary I began to think that I was drunk!

@ilikenachosify

12 күн бұрын

AI is the wave of the future

@iconoclast137

12 күн бұрын

i didn't notice until it said "adventurees"

Drinking killed my baby sister and I will never touch a drop of alcohol. It’s a disease that can destroy your life. Back in the day smoking and drinking went hand in hand.

@ronwallace6273

Ай бұрын

I had a dream at 6 years old that my dad would die from smoking he died of copd from smoking I wish I would have tried harder to get him to stop but he would just get mad and still smoke or drink I failed I dont drink since I was a teen I never smoked

@10ksubscriberchallengewith81

Ай бұрын

@@ronwallace6273 Wow! six years old.....I witnessed some things as a boy about your age that still haunts me, but by a thing called love (and to me, the highest form of love is a Supreme Being), all is well at age 73. Blessings to you!

@ronwallace6273

Ай бұрын

@@10ksubscriberchallengewith81 the worst part was it happened just like my dream , I feel like I didn't try hard enough to stop him smoking

Peter O'Toole wasn't the "worst alcoholic." He was the BEST alcoholic.

@terrya8989

25 күн бұрын

O'Toole's drinking was a bit of a myth. He went on wild benders for sure but was never the 7 day a week drinker year after year like others.

"The Worst Alcoholics in Hollywood". I have you know Oliver Reed was bloody good at it

@charlytaylor1748

Ай бұрын

excellent

@forgodssakehuskers6261

Ай бұрын

My favorite of them all

@kingfish4242

Ай бұрын

and it killed him

@Comanche1

Ай бұрын

100 🍺 in 24 hours 😳👊💥

@Thenogomogo-zo3un

27 күн бұрын

@@Comanche1 Legend!

The IA pronunciation is laughable. Get a real announcer.

@richardkell4888

Ай бұрын

Yes Ai voiceovers are tragically bad, how to render it trash in one simple move ... yet even with humans theres creeping errors here in the UK, witness Neil Nunes bbc radio continuity man and his ''aristo-crats'' US style!

@petergedd9330

23 күн бұрын

Yes, intelligence artificial is wetting gorse.

John Barrymore's grandaughter inherited her grandfather's alcholism,she was drinking by age 12,not to mention her drug addiction. Drugs Alcohol are a curse to any family.

@kathleenirish1981

22 күн бұрын

It wasn’t helped by her mother, not a Barrymore, who brought Drew to parties and clubs as a young girl Behavior in front of children helps shape their behavior Alcoholism is not inevitable

Alcohol is a horrible drug. Wish I never touched it

@kingfish4242

Ай бұрын

It's not too late to stop. Seek support and talk to your doctor,and please don't quit cold turkey. The withdrawals can be fatal

@jamesmartin8385

Ай бұрын

Jesus is more powerful. Seek him, find him, give your life to him. God bless.

@robertshipley6990

Ай бұрын

@@jamesmartin8385 I don't know. Mary told her husband she's pregnant, her husband said I didn't do it. Mary said the Holy Spirit did it. In Jewish girls don't lie

@robertshipley6990

Ай бұрын

@@jamesmartin8385 God's pregnanting virgins, Son of God, both man and God, committing miracles, died them came back to life, sored up to heaven and going to come back..... that's a hard sell

@robertshipley6990

Ай бұрын

@@jamesmartin8385 let me ask you this - do you believe Jesus on top of white horse with wings will be coming out of the sky landing on earth ?

Yasmin Khan was a woman, female!... not the "son" of Rita Hayworth!!

@user-sk4vo6rn2o

Ай бұрын

That is why one wonders how much FAKE INFORMATION is in this video . I think it is just JUNK not worth to listen too !

Couldn’t you afford a human to read these lists?

@robertoseveno

Ай бұрын

The greatest Would be Peter O'Toole to read after a few 😁

@jmaggelet

Ай бұрын

“Pass-ed away” 😂

@debbylou5729

Ай бұрын

‘His adventurees’

@jm7578

Ай бұрын

In all of the videos that I created my channel, I use my own voice. Sometimes though I do think the Computer sounds better than me, but I’m not really willing to use a computerized voice.

@petergedd9330

23 күн бұрын

Didn't you know that AI is a little box with a small human inside who gets paid a small fortune.

Greetings from 🇮🇪 Ireland I used to drink 6 bottles of vodka a week for over 10 years, could drink over 20 pints of Guinness on a night out, drank heavily for over 20 years. I used to train 4 days a week for 2 hours at a times loosing between 7 and 9 pounds each training session. Looking back I was such a contradiction between healthy and addiction. I was very strong 16 and a half stone with a 32 waist......off it now 15 years 🙏🙏

I don't understand alcoholic authors who can write, actors who can act, artists who can paint or sculpt, dancers who can dance while drunk. I've done a little drinking in my time and I was not skilled at anything while loaded!!

@blueplasma5589

Ай бұрын

I use to drive better....I THOUGH!

@bc5001

Ай бұрын

I too am not a functioning drinker ..... Oh except of course to dance 🤣

@markanthony3275

18 күн бұрын

Their body shuts down and can't function unless it gets alcohol.

How about Spencer Tracy? Greatest American actor of his time. He was known to check into hotels with two suitcases. One was full of clothes and the other was full of liquor bottles. He would proceed to get black-out drunk. On at least one occasion he had to be coaxed back in off of a window ledge. The studios hushed up stuff like that. The public never knew.

@benjaminglover1570

27 күн бұрын

Also went missing for 3 days off a film set and was found asleep in a horse stable.

Lupe Velez was reportedly a legendary drunk. Tripping and falling headfirst into a toilet isn't a glamorous demise!

@drmusic3641

Ай бұрын

You watched Fraiser! LOL

@Comanche1

Ай бұрын

Bloody funny thou. 🤣🤣🤣

@susanpage8315

13 күн бұрын

A straight flush?

The Hollywood studios gave Judy Garland Amphetamines to work 18 hour days! It isn't always the addict that gets themselves in trouble.

I knew most of these actors had problems with alcohol, but the age some of them died was a real shock to me. Tragic talented beautiful people who ruined their lives with the demon drink.

It's easy getting sober but it's a bitch staying sober. I'm sober 18 years now and I haven't had the obsession to drink for 16 years. Thank God for that

@kingy002

Ай бұрын

Don't thank god, he made you an alcoholic in the first place.

I'm a recovering alcoholic and don't miss it at all. God is good!!

@Christian-qu9ml

25 күн бұрын

God is a social construct! 🤡

@timothymiller5425

20 күн бұрын

Candy ass.

Buddy Hackett. I used to work for NBC. He was scheduled to do an appearance at a 5 pm taping. He showed up at about three pm, with a blonde on both sides of him holding him up. He was totally incoherent and belligerent to boot. At taping time, he walked out onto the stage and you would never know he had so much as a single drink. To this day, i don't know how he managed it.

@chrishelbling3879

26 күн бұрын

Tonight Show?

@traceyhackett3741

23 күн бұрын

Snorted cocaine probably

I was a functioning alcoholic for years what saved me was suffering a hemorrhagic stroke at age 60 I can now have an occasional drink with dinner and by the way I have had a somewhat remarkable recovery from the stroke

To all those struggling with the curse just know you are stronger than you think.

@bunkyman8097

Ай бұрын

The strength comes from within, not any outside source. Believe me, I know....sober for 40 years this Easter.

@rasheed7934

Ай бұрын

@@bunkyman8097 That's what's up 👍

Eventually your booze drinks you

@Raughwe

Ай бұрын

In Soviet Russia, booze drink you.

@sandsoftime1954

Ай бұрын

There is an old adage, The man takes a drink,,,,,the drink takes a drink,,,,,,,,the drink takes the man.

John Wayne was a heavy drinker, as well. Directors learned to film his scenes in the morning because he was often too drunk after lunchtime.

@jesshansen1989

Ай бұрын

He also smoked 6 packs of cigarettes per day.

@kingy002

Ай бұрын

Gosh, what an outrageous slur against an International Superstar.

@Bubbles99718

Ай бұрын

​@@kingy002He was also an abject racist

@thewomble1509

Ай бұрын

@@kingy002 Facts aren't slurs.

@kingy002

Ай бұрын

@@thewomble1509 Don't worry, I was taking the piss. Hence my use of the words "International Superstar". Enjoy your day.

Oliver Reed was Bill Sykes in Oliver, it was not a separate film or character

@sidneyharris3686

Ай бұрын

So many flaws in this dubious production.

No Gig Young? Extreme Alcoholic.

@nanny287

Ай бұрын

Yes. Gig killed his wife and committed suicide with a gun. I believe he was still on the bottle, which sadly got him fired from “Blazing Saddles,” and a continued slide in his once impressive career. The man was brilliant in “They shoot horses, don’t they?” for which he won an Academy Award, and it all ended because he couldn’t get off the bottle. Tragic.

Oh god another AI voiced video There are plenty of people out there who would do this better

@ExPatinUK

Ай бұрын

That AI voice makes me want a drink

I believe the narrator is drunk with all the mistakes

@SkyeID

Ай бұрын

a drunk robot.

@SkyeID

Ай бұрын

a drunk robot.

@debbierobbins360

21 күн бұрын

It's AI.

@Johnnywhamo

7 күн бұрын

It's not a real person.

BARBARA PAYTON knows no equal in the way she permitted (indeed, welcomed) alcohol to obliterate her life & career. Her painfully slow destruction and death at age 39 is the most-troubling Hollywood star saga I am aware of. From stunning starlet to homelessness - alcoholism - and debauched prostitution. God Rest Her Poor Soul.

Being known as a drunk is the worst. At first, a coping mechanism for other issues and trying to remain stable. I would drink until I blacked out, when I awoke I would try to find my car keys, my wallet, and inspect my car for damage. It's almost like a Dr Jeckell and Mr Hyde. You were doing things while being drunk that you'd never do sober and couldn't even remember doing it. I sobered up after nearly losing my job and losing my family. It's a shameful disease.

@StephenMartinez-ve1ey

Ай бұрын

One time i blackout I had from alcohol. I passed out in the backseat of my cousin's car they couldn't wake me up and left me in the car to sleep it off. I come out of the blackout 2 mi down the road being released from the backseat of a police car was just one gym shoe on my foot. I couldn't believe the police officer they had me in the backseat of his patrol cruiser. Ran my name to see if I had any warrants since I didn't open the back door and told me I'm free to leave I just remember the cold early morning air as I was getting out of the backseat of the cop car in a parking lot coming out of the blackout. Another blackout I participated in I destroyed my end tables in my living room All Glass put my boot through them. But like you my friend I drank until I passed out.

@sandsoftime1954

Ай бұрын

On the morning after ,I would have to hire a Taxicab to ride me around so I could look for my car from the night before. I had no idea how I got home.

@kingfish4242

Ай бұрын

It's a disease. It's not amy more shameful than having diabetes. That said, I know where you are coming from

@user-ct1yd7zr2c

27 күн бұрын

No disease is shameful it's when people tell you that it makes you drink more I'm not ashamed! Your post was not helpful

@debbierobbins360

21 күн бұрын

@@user-ct1yd7zr2c YOU make you drink more. Addicts always make excuses.

I had the displeasure of working with Oliver Reed, back in the 80's. I picked him up at his hotel and arrived 'on set' around 8AM. We were on a dirt road leading to an old mansion (Toronto Zoo grounds). There were too many trucks in the way so I let him out about 30 yards from the set an I pointed the way. Oliver didn't really listen and started to wonder away, across an old horse exercise track, towards the river. The P.A. (production assistant) and I chased after him. As I approached, from behind, and called after him, he just kept walking. I reached out and tapped him on the shoulder, at which point, Oliver spun around and almost cold-cocked me. I can still feel the wind from his brick-like hand. He was 'snockered' @ 8AM!!!! Oh the stories I have from 40+ years in Film & TV. Cheers! 🍻🥃🍺🍹🍸🍷- I have been sober for 2+ years, just so ya know. ☕ I have little stories about a lot of Hollywood Stars. Patrick Swayze, 'Uncle' Bill Shatner, Gregory Hines, Patrick McNee, David Caradine...et-al.

@anastasia10017

14 күн бұрын

tell us about Patrick Swayze,....was he a nice man ? I heard he drank way too much too.

@susanpage8315

13 күн бұрын

More stories, please!

Alcohol is fine especially if you like wetting yourself waking up in vomit and losing years of your life and not having the faintest idea about doing any of it . Grate times

I drink 150 plus 25 ounce beers a week at a minimum. Finally started making it 3 days at a time without drinking.

@Honey-Sanchez

Ай бұрын

My man!

@thenomad531

Ай бұрын

Keep up the good work man! It takes time but eventually you will not miss it anymore. In fact you will despise it.

@SarahSmith-vt3oc

26 күн бұрын

Give it up permanently - your body will heal! You will feel so much better! what an accomplishment!

Alcohol is undefeated.

@joedirt3449

Ай бұрын

How is it still legal?

@caldwellfisher5288

Ай бұрын

@@joedirt3449 Why take it away from those who drink responsibly and like to relax and socialize.

@alexadam353

Ай бұрын

@3pumps483 Issues and Weak and Needy minded people.

@Jack-hy1zq

Ай бұрын

I defeated it.

@charlesterrizzi8311

Ай бұрын

There are those who get more out of alcohol than it gets out of them. To quote Winston Churchill. Moderation is key. Take days off, be careful who you drink with, limit ounces, it is a dangerous drug. Kinda like food for some of you

Flynn looked like Alec Baldwin when older. Baldwin looks like a drinker too.

@s663366b

Ай бұрын

Naw.....................he's just an a$$hole.

@Bream243

Ай бұрын

Flynn died at 50. Alex B is 64. He looks ok

@susanherrin1217

7 күн бұрын

Isn't Alec Baldwin the one who was definitely several sheets in the wind, ranting at his daughter while they were on the phone, talking while stuffing his face, calling her an ungrateful, fat little pig? She recorded him because he denied being verbally abusive when he drank. The entire world heard that conversation. He is still a POS

It didn't help that many movies & TV dramas glamorized drinking. Think about how many times we have the scene where a white collar guy returns home from work and immediately goes to his fully stocked bar & pours himself a drink, being portrayed as if that were customary & appropriate.

@markanderson6707

Ай бұрын

Drinks and a smoke

@anastasia10017

14 күн бұрын

cocktails after work WAS very customary & appropriate in those days.

@johnmcmullen456

14 күн бұрын

​@@anastasia10017For an alcoholic, yes.

@joelcook2899

12 күн бұрын

Nothing wrong with it, don’t be a judgmental ass.

They spent 90 percent of their fortunes on drinking and women and the rest they wasted

@bf9414

23 күн бұрын

LOL !!!!

It's terribly sad. These drunks are never pleasant.

That’s very sad , Alcohol sometimes sims to be the only comfort in your life But I also blame society because ,people are very mean , I have started to hate people in general because they always judge you for everything. Just be nice and kind , but people today are too mean .

@joelcook2899

12 күн бұрын

I’ve always hated people.

Jackie Gleason had an impressive combover.

Just a note about Oliver Reed - in his book he claimed that he drank 114 pints in 24 hours. But, in the UK a pint is 20 fluid ounces, so this converts to 142 pints in US measurements!

@Comanche1

Ай бұрын

Whatever it is that's a ton of 🍺. Ollie, must of had a bladder like a cathedral!!!

No Lee Marvin?

I am from the Woodstock generation, a generation full of pill, poppers, pot, smokers and alcohol and I did all three it’s just the times that we’re all born into. We hold our actors and actresses at a higher standard but they’re just as human as the rest of us. Thanks for the upload again you guysand love from all of us on Staten Island, New York

@JesusMagicPanties

Ай бұрын

I am a generation younger. I lived in Soviet-occupied Poland. Woodstock meant probably more to us in Poland , than in the US. For us it was FREEDOM, which for you was something normal - and for us was EVERYTHING at that time....

@bc5001

Ай бұрын

I absolutely do not "hold actors and actresses at a higher standard". Quite the opposite actually. Hollywood is filled with vile narcissistic people that think they actually are the people they act to be. I am sure there are some down to earth actors but they are likely few and far between.

Monty Clift was broken-hearted over the results of his facial reconstruction. Although still handsome, he lost the fine, chiseled bone structure that he had, and basically stopped working, only doing a few films after that, constantly refusing offers even though he was hurting for money. One of those films he did post- accident is one of my favorites, “The Misfits.” Although panned by many critics, this Arthur Miller screenplay was interesting and supposedly written as “a gift” to his then wife, Marilyn Monroe, who starred in the film with Clark Gable❤, Thelma Ritter, Eli Wallach, and Montgomery Clift. All star cast, John Huston directing, and award winning writer Arthur’s screenplay. What could go wrong? Everything went wrong (long story). The point is that Monty was increasingly drugged or drunk, with Marilyn bonding with him saying “Gee, he’s the only one I know who is in worse shape than I am.” Part of the problem for Monty was Miller using Clift’s real-life tragedy in the film, in a scene where he calls his mother saying that his “face is fine-all healed up.” In reality, it wasn’t , and I believe Clift felt exploited, as Miller greedily borrowed from his (and his wife’s) life in his screenplay-leading Marilyn to leave him during the shoot. The night a drunk/drugged Clift died in his NYC home, his assistant told him that “The Misfits’ was on television that evening and did Monty want to watch it. Clift’s response: No way. Long text but hopefully interesting for Clift fans and film buffs. RIP, beautiful Montgomery Clift. This time, I truly hope you found A Place in the Sun🎬❤️🎬

@bartstewart8644

Ай бұрын

A little bit of Clift trivia: He had a niece, Suzanne, who was a wealthy young socialite in Boston in 1962. Her boyfriend got her pregnant and refused to marry her, and she shot him in his sleep. She was convicted (after a wild international flight from justice) and ended up in a mental hospital. Uncle Montgomery disowned her!

@nanny287

Ай бұрын

@@bartstewart8644 Fascinating tidbit about Monty’s family (which also has a lot of nuances). I appreciate you sharing this information as I was unaware of it. Thank you.

@bunkyman8097

Ай бұрын

Montgomery Clift was the prettiest man in Hollywood, ever!

@nanny287

Ай бұрын

@@bunkyman8097 He was preternaturally beautiful.

@BeckyFarkas-he1cj

23 күн бұрын

Judgement at Nuremberg: Clift, Garland, epic performances all around.

You need to edit the commentary after using A.I. This is just lazy!

Rita wasn't that drunk alot was Alzheimer's and not son Daughter..She only had one kid a girl...and use a real person if your going to narrate.. especially if you botch up a person's name..and alcohol can be fall anyone no ones immune. My cousin was a actress in old Hollywood her name was Linda Darnell and alcohol disease ruined her life too but the way the industry treats it's actors you can see why they drink but alcohol illness is nothing to mock or malign and remember at the end of the day they're just people and someone the good Lord loves same as anyone else and at the end of the day someones loved one i wish I could have known my cousin growing up but I got to know her through my grandpa and his dad who grew up with her

@jayess2119

Ай бұрын

Linda Darnell ! - I remember ''The Song of Bernadette'' (1943) loved it an inspirational film, she was cast as the Virgin Mary, it was a controversial choice because Ms Darnell was not, let's say, the ultra-wholesome type had sexy roles in her filmography (maybe the reason she was uncredited in that role). of course don't know about the alcohol part, and a shame if some sites highlight this, in any case ideally there's a separation between an actor's personal and professional life.

Shelly Winters poured whisky on oliver Reed, and he complained about it being wasted

@markanthony3275

18 күн бұрын

W.C. Fields when talking about his alcoholism quipped " I'm cutting down...I'm using bigger ice cubes! "

Burton consumed 3 to 4 bottles of hard liquor daily? WTF. I wouldn't have thought that physically possible

@kallekas8551

Ай бұрын

The Welsh…and Finns.🤣

@TheRetiredVeteran

Ай бұрын

Maybe they were half pints.

@kallekas8551

Ай бұрын

@@TheRetiredVeteran “I’ll have a half”.

I'd make a lousy alcoholic. Was going to buy a quart of tequila today, but forgot about it.

Huge fan of William Holden

So, who are the best alcoholics?

I was working one day and Dennis Hoppers brother n law came in to see the man I was working for. In the conversation I was privy too, he told my boss that he and his wife, Hoppers sister, had just gotten a court decision to have Dennis Hopper placed in rehab because he was consuming a 5th of Whiskey and an ounce of coke a day, and hadn't slept in over a month. I probably shouldn't be telling this, but, I was stunned by that.

Jim Morrison of the doors should've been on this.

My ex was an alcoholic. It got him in the end....hope he found peace

In other words, if your goal is to become at least 65 years old then you can't abuse alcohol in the prior years. Gleason was the only exception as he became 71. The only years alcohol adds are the ones to the face.

If you're going to drink, eat.

@unclecreepy8343

Ай бұрын

I've been a drunk for 30 plus years and now I'm stuck in a cycle of drinking at least 3 large bottles of tequila for 2 days straight. Then I take prescription Benzos and swear I will quit. I do it over and over again. I despise alcohol.

@unclecreepy8343

Ай бұрын

Oh right, eating.... your taste changes to greasy fried turds when drunk....😂... when sober I eat fairly healthy and lose weight. When drunk, if I had a deep fryolator, I'd most likely stick My hand ✋ in there after breading it, then eat it😂

Why are many alcoholics proud of being drunks? O'Toole and others?

@caldwellfisher5288

Ай бұрын

They do seem to be very pleased with themselves that they can have all the "fun" of being drunk without hardly a hangover...or a following day ill in bed or off work. But yes it ruined many a career and marriage and life.

@morrisanderson3180

Ай бұрын

probably enhances their inflated egos.

@gerardmackay8909

Ай бұрын

By all accounts O’Toole was not a mean drunk (unlike Oliver Reed and Richard Harris) he got more cheerful the drunker he got

@hisaddle

Ай бұрын

Maybe b/c they are having fun feeling good and also not thinking clearly. just a guess.

@SilverDreamer62

Ай бұрын

In the times they grew up in, there was a cultural assumption. Strong, truly masculine men and notable women could " Hold thier booze" i.e. outdrink anyone at the bar and still be steady as a rock. If you were a top shelf actor who paid your restaurant tab, High class restaurants and bars nearly threw drinks your way. They wanted that press and photo op showing that all the most famous people frequented your business. It's no excuse, but people drank like fish and smoked like chimneys back in those times. "Holding your booze" proved you were a better person than others. Director John Ford was a spectacular drunk and a real jerk to work for, but all that "he's a man's man" stuff incrased his stock in Hollywood.

How come there’s no mention of Humphrey Bogart? He was rarely sober…

@brianfantana8510

Ай бұрын

Would not be hard to come up with a list just as good as this one with entirely different names. This is not a rare affliction.

Alcohol is IN CHARGE OF YOUR LIFE No matter WHO you are

No Brodrick Crawford or David Jansen

David Niven was not an alcoholic

@GS-vb3zn

Ай бұрын

This channel is ridiculous. It's clickbait for dopes. I hit the back button, clicked on the 3 vertical dots by the thumbnail and selected the video death sentence "Do Not Recommend This Channel" that tells the algorithm to show it to less people.

@gabbyhayes1568

Ай бұрын

Maybe so, but he was Errol’s best buddy and the two were notorious carousers.

@RoderickFernandez-ps5ci

Ай бұрын

Yo.u're giving me a good laugh by pretending to be George Hayes. I saw him in an old movie the other night from 1929 and he was the leading romantic. Is sure change didn't he?

@gabbyhayes1568

Ай бұрын

@@RoderickFernandez-ps5ci He was a gem. Although in reality he was a refined, sophisticated New Yorker, he played the old frontier prairie dog characters to perfection. 👍

@joelcook2899

12 күн бұрын

@gabbyhayes1568 what does being a carouser have to do with it? Right, nothing.

AI voice-over. Sheesh. It’s now so easy to spot it.

@alicewolfson4423

Ай бұрын

Already sick of AI voices.

@stevenelief6784

Ай бұрын

It's terrible, the signs are

@stevenelief6784

Ай бұрын

"Mont-gom-merry," what a lazy, money grubbing semi-literacy is trying to take over.

@smashoklw

Ай бұрын

And this is one of the worst I've had the displeasure to hear.

It seems to be a pattern, Flynn, Burton, Reed, Clift, all athletic, physically gifted and talented men in their youth succumb to vice that destroyed their looks , athletic talent and artistry. It makes me wonder if their talent is somehow correlated with their addictive personality.

Aren’t they technically the “best” alcoholics in Hollywood? The worst alcoholics wouldn’t drink at all 🤔

@oldtimer7635

Ай бұрын

Exactly! : )

@gabbyhayes1568

Ай бұрын

lol

A friend of my father did the autopsy on Errol Flynn. The procedure was done in Vancouver, and there were some interesting stories.

@user-ev1gb6de4j

Ай бұрын

Let’s hear ‘em 👂👂👂👂👂👂I’m all ears 👂 f

@PhDrSeuss

Ай бұрын

Oh, do tell😊

@johnbernacki6155

Ай бұрын

STD

I'm a very grateful recovering alcoholic and drug addict for about 20 years. I'm 40 as of writing this just to give a example but anyway I was on a dark path of destruction and at my deepest point tried cutting my wrist and taking several different meds along with alcohol to kill myself and Im here today telling whoever needs this to tell you if I can get clean and sober any one can. It didn't happen over night and I had to be medically detoxed a few times and it's been five almost six years now and life is not any easier but it is worth letting that demon go and taking back loved ones and children, whoever you lost in that addiction. Trust me life won't be better but it will be more enjoyable. (Edit) Life isn't any easier but the quality of life is better.

@johnsewell6593

Ай бұрын

Hey , been sober fer' 25 years , drugs 35 years. Its easy to be like OToole and his mini-British Rat Pack , if you've got money. If you're an alky like myself and probably 50% of ALL CAW Members, its a real pain in the arse to have to work shift work. But an actor only has to stay semi-sober fer' like 8 - 12 weeks at a time --- then collect a massive check , hey maybe win an awards --- even MORE DOUGH , but the factory worker has to keep going to cushy Re-Habs --- god forbid you get laid off or FIRED , then its really all over. Yep, an unlimited supply of cash solves everything but cirrossis.....!

@StephenMartinez-ve1ey

Ай бұрын

I started drinking at a young age of 12 years old. It took me down a dark lonely road that I ended up in prison. Doing a 36-month stretch for the conviction of drunk driving 3rd offense. I just grew up around Blue collar men in the 60s which days to call I got my six pack of suds. I just knew whatever was in that bottle or can made these people in my family very happy singing in the dancing. And I believe what I see when I was a kid had an effect on me mentally. But today I don't drink. I'm scared because of all the bad memories of blackouts and all the legal trouble I put myself through drinking to no end.

@johnsewell6593

Ай бұрын

@@StephenMartinez-ve1ey You're singing my song Stephen. Started drinking very young. My British father was a WWII veteran, hence a hefty drinker. My beginnings were the " get me a beer John", and I would excitedly grab him a brew -- and would take a hefty slug of er', ( which he condoned), before I handed it to him. One big difference -- I recieved my THIRD DUI in 1991, cost me quite a bit, but I only got weekends ( a VERY handy little program here in Canada), so I ended up only serving 6 weekends total supposedly because I had such a " good " job. Been sober now since 2001, and stopped the drugs in 97' due to every addicts best friend in the late 90s......OXYCONTIN. sounds like you are well on your way mate, Long May You Run......!

@richrobb2322

Ай бұрын

I'm 70, been recovering alcoholic since 1993 still off and on but mostly off ! Lost my son to it 3 years ago ! I thought I had beat it

@khansrevenge789

Ай бұрын

@@richrobb2322 keep going I can imagine it is hard for you but you can beat it 🙏

Drugs are probably the # 1 killer in Hollywood these days.

@ricklocke1187

Ай бұрын

Not sure anyone that I’d say it’s still the biggest iissue yes I know that weed is a dangerous substance no it’s not booze and coke are 😢😢that do in 8:48 that do for moststill the ones that do most famous people the perfect drugs for their lifestyle

@ilaser4064

Ай бұрын

@@ricklocke1187 prescription pills or powders.

@joelcook2899

12 күн бұрын

Are you high?

Rita Hayworth had been abused by her father for years (if I remember correctly). I’m surprised she held it together as well as she did.

A niche in Hollywood who could be called alcohollywood. Haha.... Anyway I still think Peter O'Toole was played his roles so we'll. Especially see his face expression when he struggle in the movie Murphys war.

I got 8 years sobriety..i can't even be around drinkers anymore

It may be the hardest thing anybody ever does. Give up drugs an alcohol.

As a previous owner of a treatment center and an addiction therapist for 23 years this brought back many memories. Never quit quitting! Let me say unequivocally that no one desires to be alcoholic or addicted. Like Father Martin said so well, “First the man takes a drink, then the drink takes a drink, then the drink takes the man.”

You don't have fun with it, it has fun with you

Most of them had issues.

I think Hollywood life was crazy and hyper and that it drove a lot to drink. There are some exceptions, like James Stewart, who was an old-fashioned Presbyterian (and a war hero). He was faithful to his marriage vows and never got carried away on drink or drugs. In that crazy world I think it would take a very strong character to stay sensible and decent. I am still very grateful for all those great films and wonder how I would handle all that glamour and craziness. I wish! 😂

Peter O”Tool and Richard Harris supposedly had a pact with a small group of friends in a small town in Ireland. Harris said that upon each of the group member’s death, the remaining members would carry the corpse to each of their favorite pubs to honor the deceased. On “Letterman,” Richard Harris asked who would do the honors if he was the last corpse “left standing.” Dave and Paul agreed to due the honors. If the entire group is gone, I wonder who stepped up to do their duty for the last man. Care to comment, Dave and/or Paul? Anyone else in the know? RIP, Peter and Richard. 🎬❤️🎬

@MrPaddymarley

Ай бұрын

Most people who become alcoholics come from dysfunctional families..they have not bonded in childhood..

@mickeyfinnegan7469

Ай бұрын

Methinks Mr.Robot voice has had a few too many,does thou agree e?

@nanny287

Ай бұрын

@@mickeyfinnegan7469 Me thinks the same, Mickey Finn.

About 1 year after Richard Burton was in hospital in Santa Monica he was on a chat show with Michael Parkinson where he talked quite candidly about his drinking addiction ( he was up to about 3 bottles a day. The Doctor in Santa Monica told him he only had about 2 weeks to live if he didn’t quit drinking. Richard also does a great imitation of Laurence Olivier and Lee Marvin while talking with Parkinson.

Sometimes you eat the bar, and sometimes the bar eats you

The glamorising of alcohol by film stars from the very beginning of the hollywood era has been a major cause of misery for ordinary people who believed that slcohol is sexy. Alcohol is for losers.

@Johnnywhamo

7 күн бұрын

Well the fact of the mattef is the vast majority of people that drink have no issues at all.

*What sets these Actors apart from most Americans ?* *They drank their Alcohol without Ice Cubes and therefore know what it really tastes like ;)*

@Comanche1

Ай бұрын

If it was American beer🍺 Oliver Reid probably could of finished 300 pints 🍺.....

I love the adventuries I have with this Chanel.❤

The great actor Spencer Tracy is another.

his best movie was burned offerings , I loved that movie him and Karen black trilogy of terror

I thought Curly Howard drank alot too.

Next, thee worst computer voices ever heard.

I had a friend who finally realized he had a problem when he downed an entire case of beer before noon.

I half expected to see me in my 20s on this 😬

100 pints in 24 hours ? 12 1/2 English gallons ? There may have been some chemical inspiration.

@grahammcmorrow538

Ай бұрын

That drinking bout involved Oliver Reed and friends..!

@ilaser4064

Ай бұрын

100 pints of water in 24 hours can be deadly. For those working with metric that's 57 litres!

@ianking-jv4hg

Ай бұрын

@@ilaser4064 he was probably happy to be drinking beer rather than water then. 12.5 gallons or 56.7 litres of any alcohol in 24 hrs would render the average man or woman immobile without some coke, speed or other enhancer.

It’s a shame we all succumb to substance abuse. Hollywood is not as glamorous as we thought it was. Thanks for the upload you guys.

@AlanBoddy-fl2qp

Ай бұрын

We all ? Speak for yourself...? Never touched ANY!At 86 Lived a fantastic happy healthy life 👍👏🇬🇧 Good health is your GREATEST asset!👏👍

@doreekaplan2589

Ай бұрын

Nope. Most people never do.

@bc5001

Ай бұрын

That is a mirror you are looking into, not a window.

Back then it was the thing to do. Cigarettes, booze, and all the rest . Some made it most didn't, now we know how bad all that crap is. Do you want to live with all the information we have. Let the past be the knowledge of your future and your now.

Oliver Reed was always an impressive actor, drunk or not.

The horrendous commentary ruins it.

Drinking back then was a manly thing also....real men got drunk together sadly .....

Aldo Giuffrè (10 April 1924 - 26 June 2010) was an Italian film actor and comedian who appeared in over 90 films between 1948 and 2001. He was the brother of actor Carlo Giuffrè. He is known for his roles in The Four Days of Naples, and as the alcoholic Captain Clinton of the Union Army in the Sergio Leone ... It wasn't Oliver Reed, but they looked the same.

Drew Barrymore also was an alcohol, but she had started drinking at the age of 6-she’s now been sober since her early 20’s, and is still alive!