Hollywood Stars Who Were Drunk All The Time

I was here yesterday and when I was here I left my GL my I left my GL my glasses in the bathroom and I can't remember which which thanks to the glitz and glamor that the entertainment industry brings to the lives of celebrities Hollywood actors often end up addicted to alcohol, while some famous alcoholics manage to save their careers, many crumble under their alcoholism. Here are the 10 worst alcoholics from the Golden Age of Hollywood who insist on diving into the pool and when they reach the water, the wine catches up with them. 10 Michael Landon Michael Landon, famous for his iconic performances in Bonanza and Little House on the Prairie, embodied for decades the epitome of a wholesome and respected figure on television;

However, beneath the facade lies a struggle with alcohol and Valium addiction that casts a shadow over his perfect image while his colleagues were aware of his drinking habits to a certain extent, they were not aware of the extent of his consumption, while that on set, Landon would clandestinely add whiskey to his coffee and vodka to other drinks, seamlessly blending his addiction into his daily routine, even after filming wrapped. day his Indulgence would continue at the local bar Melissa Gilbert, who played Landon's on-screen daughter in Little House on the Prairie, reflected on her childhood without realizing her father's undercover vodka sipping from her coffee cup, commented I'm Sure that he is one of the reasons she almost always chose men who smelled of alcohol, in addition to her dependence on alcohol and painkillers, Landon smoked a surprising four packs of unfiltered cigarettes a day, which probably contributed to the onset of pancreatic cancer that ultimately claimed his life at the young age of 54.

Number Nine Robert Shaw's 1975 production of Jaws was a tumultuous ordeal marked by formidable challenges, including ferocious sharks, turbulent waters, and unruly colleagues. Robert Shaw exacerbated tensions on set by consuming Scotch whiskey during grueling filming sessions which led to strained relations with his co-star Richard Dfus. Shaw's persistent

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enness was a recurring problem during filming, except in one pivotal scene in which his character is portrayed as a

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, dfus candidly revealed his preference for Shaw's sober demeanor and expressed his disdain for the actor's drunken state. On one occasion, dfus took decisive action by confiscating a glass of alcohol from Shaw's hands and disposing of it. went overboard to the vast expanse of the ocean number eight Joan Crawford Joan Crawford, married to the CEO of PepsiCo, was named the company's official ambassador, taking advantage of her celebrity status for business Advantage as a Pepsi ambassador, she embarked on global tours accompanied by specific drink requests at each Para, these included two fifths of smof 1/ of old Forester bourbon 1/ of scotch whiskey 1/5 of Jin eats meat two bottles of champagne and, naturally, a case of Pepsi, it is lucky that Pepsi was his drink of choice, avoiding the need to include Coca-Cola in the festivities number seven Peter UL Fathom is surprised that someone with striking vibrant blue eyes like Peter UL is counted among Hollywood's most prominent alcoholics in a candid In an interview with David Letterman, Otou attributed his drinking habits to the social norms of his generation, where alcohol consumption was common regardless of his daily obligations, even stating that alcohol served to improve his performances on The Silver Screen.

A memorable anecdote has to do with the filming of Lawrence of Arabia, specifically the scene depicting a camel raid. Interestingly, both Ul and his co-star Omar shareif harbored a fear of camels and chose to remain intoxicated throughout the sequence, this choice often referred to as liquid courage speaks to the lengths actors can go to overcome their fears otou He laughs when asked about the scene and admits that he does not remember it due to his drunken state number six Frank Sinatra Frank Sinatra He was widely considered to be a functional alcoholic, with Jack Daniels being his drink of choice.

His signature concoction consisted of four ice cubes, two fingers of Jack and a splash of water, served in the classic rocks glass. Rumors abound that he consumed an entire bottle of Jack Daniels. Every day, to the amazement of his doctor, Sinatra's life was a constant spectacle that embodied the mantra The best is yet to come, wherever he ventured; However, his behavior could take a sharp turn when he was intoxicated, often leading to confrontations with journalists or fellow actors. His ex-wife once. She said that she locked herself in his room when he saw him drinking Jin, as it indicated a change towards aggression.

Sinatra along with close peers and select Hollywood elites humorously called themselves the US Olympic drinking team in 1998. Sinatra passed away at the age of 82 leaving behind a legacy of his own. which is intertwined with his affinity for alcohol, he was buried with a bottle of Jack Daniels in his coffin. A fitting tribute to his long-standing relationship with beloved whiskey number five Dean Martin, the epitome of cool, Dean Martin once joked: I feel sorry for people who don't drink when they wake up in the morning, that's the best they'll feel. for the whole day. Much of Martin's stage persona revolved around the image of an affable and charming drunk;

However, his daughter and close friends have claimed that it was all a performance with Martin often having nothing but apple juice in his glass, it was the mere presence of a drink and a cigarette that elevated his image to status. legendary. Men aspired to emulate him while women longed to be in his company despite his public persona. Martin was a devoted father; he was always present at dinner and usually limited himself to a single cocktail in the evening with his wife while his career was closely associated with alcohol. Martin seemed to navigate the fine line between indulgence and restraint, knowing when to rein him in.

He died in 1995. At the age of 78, he left behind a legacy of charm and charisma that transcended his number four persona on stage. Leonard Nemoy Leonard Nemoy, famous as Mr. Spock, battled alcohol addiction during the filming of the iconic series. Star Trek, Nemoy himself acknowledged that he turned to alcohol As a means of coping with the demanding and long days on set, William Shatner, his co-star, observed that Nemoy used alcohol as a shield against the overwhelming pressures of fame and what It started as a drink and turned into a pattern of addiction fueled by his predisposition to fame. addictive behavior after the conclusion of filming of Star Trek Nemoy sought help and underwent rehab to address his alcohol dependency despite his efforts to overcome this struggle.

Nimoy eventually succumbed to another smoking habit that claimed his life at the age of 83. His legacy as Mr. Spock endures. But his personal battles serve as a poignant reminder of the human struggles behind the iconic characters we admire, number three Richard Burton. Can you believe that at the peak of his alcoholism in the '70s, Burton consumed two to three bottles of vodka a day and gained a notorious reputation in Hollywood for his shameless excessive drinking, showing little concern for public perception; in fact, he once brazenly informed a director that he would abstain from drinking in his film only to clarify that that meant limiting himself to a single bottle of vodka per day.

Burton even claimed that he considered himself sober when he consumed two bottles and reserved the drinking label for three or more despite his personal struggles. Burton gave an unforgettable performance in the 1966 film in which Fear of Virginia Wolf plays a hard-drinking college professor. His stellar performance earned him an Oscar. nomination, however, his alcoholism continued to plague him, evident during the filming of Clans Men in 1974, where he had to film many scenes while sitting or lying down due to his balance problem. After filming wrapped, Burton took the brave step of signing up. a rehab center closed to confront his addiction in the midst of a tumultuous divorce from Elizabeth Taylor he finally committed to sobriety unfortunately the price of his years of excessive alcohol consumption had already taken its toll Burton suffered from curosis of the liver and kidney disease tragically passing away in 1984 at just 58 years old, number two Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor, recognized for her beauty and talent on the big screen, struggled with alcoholism and addiction to painkillers for many years.

In 1983, she made headlines by becoming the first celebrity to voluntarily seek treatment at the Betty Ford Center. This rehab center founded by Betty Ford, wife of US President Geral Ford, was established to provide help to people struggling with addiction, inspired by Betty Ford's own journey to recovery in 1978. Taylor's brave decision to confront His addiction not only marked a turning point in his personal life. but she also had a profound impact on many other people who were silently struggling with similar struggles by openly acknowledging her challenges and seeking help from her. She helped destigmatize addiction and shed light on the path to recovery free from the clutches of addiction.

Taylor discovered a new purpose Beyond acting, advocating for AIDS Awareness Prevention and Research with her platform Newfound, she became a powerful advocate for those affected by the AIDS epidemic using her fame and influence to raise awareness and support to research and treatment efforts in this way. Elizabeth Taylor's journey from addiction to advocacy symbolizes a journey from Darkness to Hope, inspiring millions of Americans to seek help and offering hope to those in need. Her legacy extends far beyond the big screen, leaving an indelible mark in the fight against addiction and the search for a cure for AIDS.

Number One Carrie Grant Carrie Grant known for her arrogant on-screen behavior struggled with alcoholism in the 1950s and sought treatment to overcome her addiction. Her journey to sobriety took an unconventional turn when her doctor prescribed her a new medication, D Grant, she found solace and enlightenment in the psychedelic experiences induced by D, embracing profound journeys. He offered that he even introduced the drug to some of his friends, including Judy Balabin, daughter of the president of Paramount, who commented: "I thought if it was good enough for Carrie Grant, it was good enough for me. Grant is believed to have He underwent approximately 100 therapy sessions as part of his treatment.

Although unconventional, this approach reshaped his outlook on life and contributed to his overall happiness. Grant lived contentedly until his death at the age of 82, leaving behind a legacy that extended beyond the big screen to include his personal triumph over addiction. It's sad and no pun intended. It was meant to be sobering to learn about the enormous negative effects that alcohol has on many of us, perhaps. fame makes liquid courage seem even more normalized. Today's list is just a small sample of

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who are known to have problems with alcohol, some of whom received help. They needed to be sober, others unfortunately did not, that's all for today, friends, thanks for watching, see you in the next video.