You know all these guys said stupid shit to justify drinking but being an alcoholic is not pleasant, right? Like the one that said he wished he could have drank every drop on earth and slept with every woman alive. They sound like they are 12 years old. Their brains are stuck in adolescence and it's funny to people except that they were killing themselves, costing studios millions, beating their wives, and destroying their children.
I was a standby prop for the 10 month shoot of a movie 'Where Eagles Dare", shot in the very late 60's.Three months in Germany shooting the exterior scenes and seven months interior scenes in England at the MGM studio. Every day Burton was working my first duty was to take his expensive watch and switch it with a WWII military watch then back when he finished his shots for that day. Burton was always on time and knew he's lines never drunk so that he walked, talked or acted inebriated. Nice guy and very funny with the jokes.
Welch men are renowned for drinking alot, my uncle from Liverpool told me that years ago, he also said that a Welshman will break into song at just a wiff of whisky,
Burton stood up for the powerless on set, I didn’t work with him but I had a friend who did and he was friendly and approachable to everyone and if some snotty 3rd assistant director was disrespectful towards junior crew or extras he would go ballistic. Whatever faults Burton had there was not a snobbish or elitist bone in his body and he never forgot where he came from (some contemporary A listers should take note)
My uncle was a steward on Qantas Airlines. He once had Sinatra on a flight. Frankie became so loud and obnoxious and billigerent, that the Captain emerged from his cockpit and got right in Sinatra's face and told him if he didn't shut the hell up he'd land at the next airfleid and throw him off the plane.
Where is Wlliam Holdem and Allan Ladd. Go online and check it out! I am 84 and an alcoholic and lost everyting incuding my wife and hou se. . With going to AA meetings and help from my friends I am now 25 years alcohol free and feel great. IT IS VERY HARD TO STOP BUT WITH SHEER DETERMINATION SO CAN YOU! IF I CAN DO IT SO CAN YOU!
So is bad spelling on RUclips videos! You'd think an addiction video might include checking how it is spelled before flashing it up in full screen graphics!! But, NO!
@GoldenAgeCelebrities-jb6hu The same with weapons or tools, like a chainsaw. Still I believe it is better to stay away from them if you are not stable.
Dean Martin died the day his son slammed his fighter into a mountain. The Air Force initially presented it as a suicide, neglecting to note flying an F4 in the mountains in a snow storm is inherently dangerous. I watched several biopics around the time of Dean's death in which close friends said he never recovered from that.
@dorianphilotheates3769...I read different stories about Dean Martin. One said Dean Martin never drank on stage. It was tea not alcohol in his glass. Several workers behind the scenes tell that.
I find it extremely difficult to believe that Richard Burton lived as long as he did drinking three bottles of vodka a day. That amount of alcohol would kill most people within a year!
The diary that Burton kept is a heartbreaker. He journaled his life, including his attempts to live soberly. He seemed to not understand addiction. He wrote that during weeks he was sober, he was surprised at how Elizabeth's "pink pills" made him feel so well.
Hard to believe when you watch his movies. But yes, he was an astounding athlete! Amazing hand-eye coordination. Said to do 12 knives in the air at once. Unmatched before or since. Said he practiced all day, every day to be the best. Not exactly what we see on screen later in his life.
Dean Martin was a great father to his kids , and they insist that his alcohol consumption was grossly exaggerated , cola being in his glasses when onstage
I'm 70, and I heard all my life that Martin wasn't a big drinker, but played up the image. I think it was pretty well known by the public that much of it was an act. People loved him. And boy, could he croon.
The people who worked or were friends with Dean said it was apple juice. Dean's TV show was huge and I think he got the first million dollar contract for the TV show. Someone asked him about his drinking. He said roughly, " Do you think NBC would pay me $1 million if I was really a big drinker?" He was great with his family, did not stay out late and one of his real obsessions was golf. He was a pretty good golfer too.
@@nottellinnoone2074I remember those stories too, of how they were great party givers and goers, especially on the yacht Kalizma, and the amount of booze they'd go through. Then the fights, which were legendary! Of course, the younger crowd will say it couldn't have happened, that they were all bluff, but it was an era of great excess and life was lived large.
I know way more recovered heroin addicts than I do recovered alcoholics. If you watch shows like “Intervention” the alcohol episodes almost always end with “So and So was sober for 23 days, but has since began drinking again and is now not in contact with their family”
I used to drink 20 - 30 beers a day when I was younger! It was the social life built around drinking which was great. Glad I gave up though, I nearly ruined my liver!
I drank booze and ate 30 chocolate bars a day which helped me play pinball machines for 12 hours a day almost everyday of my life. Alcohol is instant energy.
@SarahWinterbottom didn't get it : fact is most people don't make it into their 80's and most who do probably are not pleased with how the quality of life erodes rapidly in your 80's and therefore many would probably prefer to take a pass and simply live their earlier life with MODERATE alcohol, cigarette , sugar and salt and fat eating habits. 😮😮😊
That first warm, floating feeling alcohol gives is delightful. And lasts less than an hour. After that, it sucks. I know what a beer and a shot for breakfast is like. What all day drinking is like. Happy for folks that enjoy moderate to heavy drinking. My 25 years of sobriety have made my life much happier. What Dino got wrong with his quote is waking up sober, feeling good, is a great way to start the day!
My father renovated Sinatra's flat in Grosvenor Square, London ( I helped pull up the carpet) when Sinatra was filming "The Naked Runner"...he put quite high shelves all around the walls, and when he went back to do a bit of a fix up, those shelves were completely filled with Jack Daniels bottles, some full some empty.My father loved a drink, but was quite surprised by the amount of booze on those shelves.
I once spent the night in the house where Payton's then-boyfriend, B-movie star Tom Neal, beat the crap out of her lover Franchot Tone. Odd, but true. Nice house tbh, just off Sunset Boulevard, at 1803 Courtney Avenue. Even odder, this was also the approximate address where, decades later, Hugh Grant got popped having sex with a hooker in his car, parked out front.
My great grandfather was an alcoholic. He shot his second wife and then shot himself. She survived but he did not. Alcohol addiction is a terrible disease. It affects the whole family and the people around you.
Lois Wilson, Bill Wilson - Co-founder of AA's loyal wife, started Alanon, in 1951. It has helped a lot of people affected by alcoholism whether the alcoholic is in recovery or not. Great lady. The headquarters are in Virginia Beach, VA.
Robert Shaw was so fit and athletic as the villian in James Bond 'from russia with love' and less than 15 years later in Jaws he looked like a worn out old man . My Irish uncle was the exact same way. Handsome and suave and a ladies man and by the time he died at 70 he looked 100 (His drink of choice was Whiskey)
You do know that he was supposed to look like that in 'Jaws'? He was an alcoholic but a lot of that was how the character was supposed to look. He made 'The Deep' after 'Jaws" and looks fine or better for his age.
O’Toole and Finney drank away Oscar worthy careers. My uncle Jack Finney was a dead ringer for Albert and had the same problem, as did nearly every member of my family except my father. Terrified of the possibility I’ve never allowed myself a drop.
O Toole did get into some heavy drinking, but he largely over stated it to be "cool" and with the times and to fit in with the others of his time. His diaries and documents he left behind show a man very organized with clear goals. Burtons Diaries on the other hand show him to be an erratic drunk with months years missing because he was too drunk. You don't live to your 80s if you are a hapless drunk. Burton was dying by the time he 50. O Toole and Harris reeled it in and stopped when they were in their 40s, they weren't as bad as Burton.
Few of these heavy drinkers lived to 82 or beyond. So much for alcohol being bad for you... Don't eat fat, carbs, sugar, gluten, meat, fish, vegetables, fruits...Don't drink, don't smoke...What's the point in living???
Nobody says don't eat gluten, vegetables, fruits or fish. A bottle of spirits per day WILL wreck your liver. If you smoke long enough you will have minor health issues that may become irreversible major health issues. But it is also true that the media is not your friend and is sometimes full of alarmist bullshit when it comes to health stories.
If the list was those who never became stars or died really young from drinking it would need hundreds of videos. Not to mention those who died from incidence and accidents caused by other people being drunk or tipsy from alcohol.
Like who? Every picture matched the actor being discussed. What bothered me was the presenter / writer didn’t have to cite sources and prove what they claim.
WHO EVER DID THE EDITED SHOULD BE CAREFUL NOT TO SHOW WRONG PHOTOS OF PEOPLE...MARILYN MONROE AND BARBARA PEYTON LOOK NOTHING ALIKE...OTHER MISTAKES THRU OUT THE POST...
R.I.P. Jason. Jason was a friend of mine since high school. Unfortunately he was an alcoholic. Before his liver quit working, Jason was drinking a liter of tequila every day. No including any other alcohol that was available. He died last September at the age of 46.
A friend of mine died at age 38 from alcoholism. He had about a half bottle of whiskey a day plus 10-12 drinks at work as a bartender. He'd get up at 3PM, work until 2 and play Destiny all night.
Richard Harris was a well known alcoholic as was Peter O’Toole and were drinking buddies with Richard Burton until O’Toole had to stop drinking in 1978.
You say 25 "worst" alcoholics, I say 25 BEST alcoholics. Drinking at least one whole bottle of vodka/whisky every day of your adult life and making it past 60 is amazeballs!
My father born 1925, would drink a couple of bottles of bear every afternoon. But that was not drinking. It took a hell of a lot of alcohol before he would show any outward appearance of intoxication. But he was a lovely drunk. He sang songs, and never became aggressive. He never even raised his voice. Which is why I don't have any sympathy for people who get violent when drunk: its not the drug... it is the person!
Burton, playing a swashbuckling, mountain-climbing British commando vs. the Nazis, was so besotted with drink and smoking he barely could stand and deliver lines, nevermind the action sequences (busy stunt double). Ah, the magic of the movies
@@paulhicks6667 Eastwood has said that there were plenty of times where Burton was drunk during the shoot and there was at least one sequence in the film where Burton was drunk while filming it.
He did another one with Dick Van Dyke what was awesome as well. It actually changed my view of alcoholics, which was pretty ugly, having lived with one. But It's on RUclips, and I would recommend it to anyone with a family member who struggles with addiction.
I love that movie! Despite the serious subject of the movie, there are a lot of laughs, too. "I swear if you existed, I'd divorce you." and "You are going to regret this." "No doubt; I I regret everything."
@@bdavis4099 Everybody's different, I guess. And I'm sure that most people would agree with YOU, but I didn't care for that movie. It was mostly two drunk people screaming at each other (albeit in a witty manner). But I've seen enough drunk people screaming at one another in real life to be unfazed and unamused by that flick.
I read that Clint Eastwood was amazed by Burton’s heavy drinking while making “Where Eagles Dare”: But also remembered Burton was always on time and knew his lines! Go figure!!
Lon Chaney Jr lived down the street from me in the 60s he lived on a corner of a hill we where kids we would climb around he would throw empty bottles of whisky down the hill but was a pretty funny aways talked to us
We alcoholics are watching this video for the consolation that Frank Sinatra (82), Cary Grant (82) and Peter O'Toole (81) all made it into their 80's whilst drinking more than we do.
Peter O'Toole, wow. You know he could memorize every script he performed? Like for life! Everything he performed in he had memorized for ever. How in the world did he manage that with the alcohol he took in? He also volunteered teaching kids cricket, so they could form neighborhood teams, and expand their lives a bit. The guy was amazing, and also drunk all the time.
I loved watching the interview of Peter O'Toole about his drinking escapades esp with Richard Harris, so funny! They were honest, never pretended not to drink!
@carsjkinify That was my dad. He was asked if alcohol was a problem and he replied, thoughtfully and with a straight face, "No, not at all. I can drink a fifth of whiskey by noon and it's never any problem." My sister and I nearly fell off our chairs since up to that point we had no idea he was drinking that much. He died in his late 70s, very ill, with no quality of life. We were amazed he lived even that long.
Correlation does not equal causation....I put my money on the synergistic effect of alchohol, poison food, and smoking....remember, it's never one thing that kills you.
Without embellishing or exaggerating I have spent at least Half a Million on Alcohol in my life. I don't gamble,i don't go on trips,i don't have any interest in fancy clothes or cars but i love to drink and my choice of alcohol has always been beer *PERIOD*
Very informative & enlightening insight on iconic public figures who battled with addiction & what they're journeys truly were. None died in vein if theyre stories can help others in the battles of addiction. CM
You omitted English actor Richard Harris. His alcoholism and hellraising antics with Peter O'Toole and Richard Burton are legendary. Despite this, he made some incredible movies. While Burton was a proud Welsh man, O'Toole and Harris wouĺd say that they relished their Irish background and drinking heritage. In his later years, Harris occupied a suite at the Savoy Hotel in London. He was taken ill and carried out on a stretcher. As he passed through reception, he sat up and said,, 'it was the food!'. He died shortly after..
Reminds me of a beautiful girl I worked with years ago. She said she managed to meet her idol David Lee Roth. But she was surprised and beyond disappointed when DLR kept hitting on her relentlessly. She was a sweetheart but was just not that kind of girl.
It’s a source pride to tell my grandkids that Ihave never smoked or drank despite being immersed in a culture of it all my life. Wine was a staple on the table as a boy in France and was everywhere when in themilitary. Non, Merci. I friend from Wales is the same. Nice to have a healthy hiking partner in our 70’s.
My brother was addicted to alcohol from a young age myself I was a heavy smoker consuming 40 per day, when I asked my brother about his drinking he said, "You know when you crave for a cigarette when you haven't got one. That's how I feel when I need a drink". I gave up smoking 32 years ago without a problem. It doesn't matter how much help you get with an addiction, the first thing you need is will power anything else is secondary.
I don't think it's willpower. It's making a conscious choice to never want to drink or smoke again to feel as bad as you did when you were at the state you were feeling that bad.
@@andyhinds542 It is a combination of choice and will power. Choice alone will not cut it even aids to stop smoking or taking drugs do not work without will power
Peggy Castle could have been in this as well. Starting in radio in the mid 1940s, beautiful and talented Peggy Castle was discovered by a talent agent in 1947 while having lunch at a Beverly Hills restaurant. She went on to appear or co-star in a number of movies. Castle went on to TV, and appeared in a number of series throughout the 1950’s. Her first co-staring and long running role was in the series Lawman. Alcohol caught up with her quickly, and she died of cirrhosis of the liver at age 47 in 1973.
26:22 Eff shame. If you are an alky, let it be known as a medical condition, not a fault of the soul, nothing to be ashamed of. Just something to be dealt with, hopefully held in remission. Poor me is a path to death. I just have this thing that I must avoid to live a full life. AA is a good path out, but in the end, you have to forgive yourself and get on with it.
Amazing that so many times we're watching these great actors up on the silver screen that we're watching a bunch of alcoholics at the same time! The late great Paul Newman finally admitted to being a lifelong alcoholic in his auto-biography and his wife of 50 years, Joanne Woodward stated that she helped get him off the hard stuff and down to just drinking beer! It's also a known fact, that both nicotene i.e. cigarette/cigar smoking and alcohol are known carcinogenics and cause cancers of different organs, not just the lungs! Also, not so great for the heart as well, contributing to heart disease as these deaths have proven! May they rest in peace~
HARTER ALKOHOL WHISKY ODER WODKA,BOURBON UND AUCH ZU VIEL BIER + TABAKKONSUM IN JEDER FORM SIND TÖDLICH UND VERURSACHEN IMMER KREBS!! ES SIND SCHWERE SÜCHTE UND ES DAUERHAFT ZU KONSUMIEREN IST NIE VON GROSSEM VORTEIL!!ABER WIE HEIST ES SO SCHÖN,BIS ZUM BITTEREN ENDE MUSS ES SEIN!😢
@@Candy-O1776 I have a neighbor who went through that much beer a day. I know, I think the same, ugh. Also the director of a chess club I used to go to, I'm pretty sure he went through that much as sell. Don't know how they do it.
Guy I know was outside a bar in Hollywood around closing time and everyone's attention was on a guy who was fishing beer bottles out of a trash can and drinking the remains. It was Jan Michael Vincent, only a few years after being America's sweetheart in movies like Buster and Billie and The Baby Blue Marine.
I did some background acting years ago. You can't imagine how hard it is to be an actor, background or star. It was one helluva lot of work over long hours, emotional merry-go-rounds and a LOT of physical activity. You bet I needed a drink when I got home. I think a lot of actors are or were "after hours" drinkers - sober on the job, drinking after work is done for the day.
Bette Davis lived to be 81 years old, and she smoked like a house on fire. She couldn't even go without a cig long enough to have her teeth cleaned at the dentist's office.
when I was an alcoholic I was broke, homeless and alone. Cant imagine being famous, rich and loved by millions and still needing drugs or booze to feel good.
I'm a bit surprised Mel Gibson didn't make the list. He does have an unusual trait among alcoholics. He talks more sensibly when he's drunk than when he's sober.
I have drank all of my life, I'm 66 and healthy and I have never been an alcoholic. I go for weeks at times with out a drink when I'm working. I also do NOT drink all of the time when I'm off work. I don't drink nearly as much beer as I used to. Mostly because I don't want to have to piss all of the time and I never drink more than 3 or 4 shots of bourbon on the rocks at one sitting which would never be twice a day. I also rarely drink in the daytime, at lunch when working etc. Moderation is the key.
“I once fell in love with a beautiful blond. She drove me to drink. I’ve been indebted to her ever since.” W.C. Fields
Crazy he did have a great sense of humor, didn't he!
You know all these guys said stupid shit to justify drinking but being an alcoholic is not pleasant, right? Like the one that said he wished he could have drank every drop on earth and slept with every woman alive. They sound like they are 12 years old. Their brains are stuck in adolescence and it's funny to people except that they were killing themselves, costing studios millions, beating their wives, and destroying their children.
What contemptible scoundrel stole the cork from my lunch?
NOT FUNNY!
@@guycastonguay9633 Why is this not funny?!
why is Gregory Peck on the Clip Picture? He is not one of them
ehhh... he did die as an alcoholic!
@@johnbernhardtsen3008 He died of bronchopneumonia..
“One of them” lol not what? An actor ? Hahahah
@@johnbernhardtsen3008 No he didn't .
@@Njbear7453 he was no alcoholic
I was a standby prop for the 10 month shoot of a movie 'Where Eagles Dare", shot in the very late 60's.Three months in Germany shooting the exterior scenes and seven months interior scenes in England at the MGM studio. Every day Burton was working my first duty was to take his expensive watch and switch it with a WWII military watch then back when he finished his shots for that day. Burton was always on time and knew he's lines never drunk so that he walked, talked or acted inebriated. Nice guy and very funny with the jokes.
That is a nice post, and I appreciate it. Thank you! I read that his nickname for that movie was, "Where Doubles Dare". Haha!
Welch men are renowned for drinking alot, my uncle from Liverpool told me that years ago, he also said that a Welshman will break into song at just a wiff of whisky,
Yet famously physically abusive to his partners when drunk.
@@f.kieranfinney457 Yes well Elizabeth Taylor forgave him many times ,she loved him, warts and all,
Burton stood up for the powerless on set, I didn’t work with him but I had a friend who did and he was friendly and approachable to everyone and if some snotty 3rd assistant director was disrespectful towards junior crew or extras he would go ballistic. Whatever faults Burton had there was not a snobbish or elitist bone in his body and he never forgot where he came from (some contemporary A listers should take note)
Living with an alcoholic is like living in a mental asylum.
like living with a cop
Yeah....and a mental hospital too!
You can't live with an addict unless you take up the habit too.
I'll correct you on that > It's probably worse than a mental asylum ~ but trust me I hear you
@@joemaguire5575 OH LOOK, ANOTHER LEFTY EDGELORD
My uncle was a steward on Qantas Airlines. He once had Sinatra on a flight. Frankie became so loud and obnoxious and billigerent, that the Captain emerged from his cockpit and got right in Sinatra's face and told him if he didn't shut the hell up he'd land at the next airfleid and throw him off the plane.
👍🏼best uncle!
You spelled addiction wrong.
@@jlopen commentator may have been drinking at the time of writing ✍️
Frankie didn’t need to be drinking to act like that!
We all know Frank had Mafio connections, that in the face dribble is all Disney
You forgot William Holden who died alone when he was drunk and fell and hit his head on a table.
Ya, he really pulled a Janis Joplin there.
Jack Lemmon was an admitted alcoholic as was Lee Remick. Days of Wine and Roses was an absolute booze fest.
@@f.kieranfinney457that was for the movie. In real life not so much.
@@knownpleasuresoh yes, both were alcoholics
And Allan Ladd!
The CLICK-BAIT thumbnail shows Gregory Peck. No, he wasn't a lush.
It shouldn't be allowed.
I agree with you about click bait thumb nail, it made me think this was a new video instead of an old one with a different looking book cover.
Thank God! Had me worried for a bit
Not a criticism but a genuine question is a "lush" an alcoholic - it means something else outside your state culture.
@@DavidHarvey-po9le In English-speaking Great Britain and America (Canada?), yes.
Where's Larry Hagman on the list? He could drink 75% of these people under the table
Yeah. I saw that. Could you just imagine coming home from work and a WAY beautiful half naked girl says "MASTER?"
And for some reason the makers of this video included Dean Martin even though he wasn't a drunk.
These other sites want to defame David Carradine saying he was known as “glass hopper”. I don’t like to think of Kwai Chang Caine like that.
Where is Wlliam Holdem and Allan Ladd. Go online and check it out! I am 84 and an alcoholic and lost everyting incuding my wife and hou se. . With going to AA meetings and help from my friends I am now 25 years alcohol free and feel great. IT IS VERY HARD TO STOP BUT WITH SHEER DETERMINATION SO CAN YOU! IF I CAN DO IT SO CAN YOU!
That's what I heard too.
Sadly alcoholism is a national problem, and in most countries
So is bad spelling on RUclips videos! You'd think an addiction video might include checking how it is spelled before flashing it up in full screen graphics!! But, NO!
Muslim countries ban alcohol (not entirely) Do you admire them?
most governments in the world are the dealers
@@DavidHarvey-po9lenot at all, the people turn to sex often times with minors 😢
@GoldenAgeCelebrities-jb6hu The same with weapons or tools, like a chainsaw. Still I believe it is better to stay away from them if you are not stable.
Dean Martin died the day his son slammed his fighter into a mountain. The Air Force initially presented it as a suicide, neglecting to note flying an F4 in the mountains in a snow storm is inherently dangerous. I watched several biopics around the time of Dean's death in which close friends said he never recovered from that.
It's hard to lose a child. Neither Abe or Mary Lincoln never got over their son Willie's death.
Sinatra’s mother died in an airplane crash, hitting that same mountain.
Understandably
That's the way I saw it as well.
Dino Martin, of the show biz band DINO, DESI and BILLY (Dino Martin, Desi Arnaz Jr. and Billy Hinsche.
Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin once caused a scandal by appearing sober during a stage performance...
😂😂
🤥 I find that unbelievable !.
@dorianphilotheates3769...I read different stories about Dean Martin. One said Dean Martin never drank on stage. It was tea not alcohol in his glass. Several workers behind the scenes tell that.
😂
Dean just played drink.
I find it extremely difficult to believe that Richard Burton lived as long as he did drinking three bottles of vodka a day. That amount of alcohol would kill most people within a year!
Burton appeared on the Dick Cavett show in 1980 and discussed his life and battle with the bottle in a fascinating interview
The diary that Burton kept is a heartbreaker. He journaled his life, including his attempts to live soberly. He seemed to not understand addiction. He wrote that during weeks he was sober, he was surprised at how Elizabeth's "pink pills" made him feel so well.
It's very easy to lie about people after they're dead. The guy lying here about dead people, I bet, is a drug addict!!
Ah!! He was Welsh!😂
O al final de la semana 😵
W.C. Fields was famous in his 20s while in vaudeville as one of the greatest jugglers ever.
Chinese State Circus:" Am I a joke to you?" 😂
@@johanneabelsen1644 you were a joke in 1905, yes.
Hard to believe when you watch his movies. But yes, he was an astounding athlete! Amazing hand-eye coordination. Said to do 12 knives in the air at once. Unmatched before or since. Said he practiced all day, every day to be the best. Not exactly what we see on screen later in his life.
@@jcluma "Mr Fields, DO you like children? I do if they are properly cooked." William C Dunkenfeld a/ka/ WC Fields
Dean Martin was a great father to his kids , and they insist that his alcohol consumption was grossly exaggerated , cola being in his glasses when onstage
I'm 70, and I heard all my life that Martin wasn't a big drinker, but played up the image. I think it was pretty well known by the public that much of it was an act. People loved him. And boy, could he croon.
His children adored him.
The people who worked or were friends with Dean said it was apple juice. Dean's TV show was huge and I think he got the first million dollar contract for the TV show. Someone asked him about his drinking. He said roughly, " Do you think NBC would pay me $1 million if I was really a big drinker?"
He was great with his family, did not stay out late and one of his real obsessions was golf. He was a pretty good golfer too.
Why have Dean Martin on the list when he didn't actually drink that much?
True fact. It was an act. Soft drink in a highball glass.
I remember growing up hearing about Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, their horrible alcoholic fights. It was talked about.
That is probably from the movie whos afraid of Virginia Woolf ? They argued in the whole movie
She was like a cat on a hot tin roof , but I guess he wanted to tame that shrew
@@nottellinnoone2074I remember those stories too, of how they were great party givers and goers, especially on the yacht Kalizma, and the amount of booze they'd go through. Then the fights, which were legendary! Of course, the younger crowd will say it couldn't have happened, that they were all bluff, but it was an era of great excess and life was lived large.
Of course alcoholcs fight... Nobody can tell me otherwise... Only some get quiet when drunk. Some aggressive...
Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf? This movie was art imitating life! I hated this classic movie because it was all about 4 drunks screaming at each other
Alcohol is no fn joke. It changes the personality horribly and hurts not only the drinker but those who are involved with them. I hate it.
I know way more recovered heroin addicts than I do recovered alcoholics. If you watch shows like “Intervention” the alcohol episodes almost always end with “So and So was sober for 23 days, but has since began drinking again and is now not in contact with their family”
Although there are obviously problems, but there are also a HUGE number of people that can handle it.
@@ososkid Junkies who recover...but then they become alcoholics, and they can't kick that.
Nomoy should have been fired
Alcohol is the devil's softdrink of choice. 😢 😮
Is that Gregory Peck in the title image? Didn’t see his drink problem. Did he even have one? Did I miss it? What number in the list?
Just click baiting.
It is Slanderous Fiction
@@bethbartlett5692 It's more like LIBEL than SLANDER, but disgusting all the same!
I used to drink 20 - 30 beers a day when I was younger! It was the social life built around drinking which was great. Glad I gave up though, I nearly ruined my liver!
Wow, 29-30 a day? I bet a large part of that social life was spent in front of a urinal?🤔
I drank booze and ate 30 chocolate bars a day which helped me play pinball machines for 12 hours a day almost everyday of my life. Alcohol is instant energy.
Thumbs down the fact that you said Dean was a drunk shows you did not research at all.
Thank you, dean martin drank apple juice, because it was the color of whiskey. He was not a drinker
Thumbs down for not researching the video.
It’s obvious you didn’t watch.
Exactly. He was NOT.
He actually didn’t drink but acted drunk ..nope no research at all !
You forgot Robert Mitchum
“I quit drinking once- it was the worst afternoon of my life”
- Bogart
Change your title to Were not Where. Also, Marilyn Monroe is not Barbara Payton! Don't show Marilyn's picture when you're talking about Barbara!
Or Elvis when talking about Dean Martin!
To be fair, Marilyn was quite a lush as well.
Exactly. BS channel.
@@denverdubois5835 And your source is?
Yeah, he also threw an Elvis pic in there , do your research please 😠
"died at the age of 82........", after drinking a fifth of jack every day???!!! sounds like the booze worked purty good, lol.
Same age as Henry Ford who didn't touch a drop.
No shit!!! Sheesh...
He was pickled 🤣
@SarahWinterbottom didn't get it : fact is most people don't make it into their 80's and most who do probably are not pleased with how the quality of life erodes rapidly in your 80's and therefore many would probably prefer to take a pass and simply live their earlier life with MODERATE alcohol, cigarette , sugar and salt and fat eating habits. 😮😮😊
@@SarahWinterbottom-dv3tm 😂
That first warm, floating feeling alcohol gives is delightful. And lasts less than an hour. After that, it sucks. I know what a beer and a shot for breakfast is like. What all day drinking is like. Happy for folks that enjoy moderate to heavy drinking. My 25 years of sobriety have made my life much happier.
What Dino got wrong with his quote is waking up sober, feeling good, is a great way to start the day!
🫶👏 Keep up the good work.
You sir are correct 35 years sober, using the rooms of you know what to grow and stay away from a drink.
@@spiritcreek9813
Thank you!
@@Brough1111
35 years is epic! So happy for you because I know what it is to get sober after having a bad relationship with alcohol.
Bravo!
Classic
I am allergic to alcohol. Everytime I drink, I break out in handcuffs!
Chatbot joke from the last century
Good one!!
hahahahahhahahha
Oldie, but goodie joke!
That's alright, we're not gonna kink shame you 😄
My father renovated Sinatra's flat in Grosvenor Square, London ( I helped pull up the carpet) when Sinatra was filming "The Naked Runner"...he put quite high shelves all around the walls, and when he went back to do a bit of a fix up, those shelves were completely filled with Jack Daniels bottles, some full some empty.My father loved a drink, but was quite surprised by the amount of booze on those shelves.
He was buried with a bottle of Jack Daniels in the coffin.
@@maxmason6053whisky was no good to him he was dead sober 😊
WOW...I dislike alcoholcs...
@@KatharinaK117 not as bad as ex alcoholics!
@@clivebaxter6354 ex alcs DONT drink!
When Barbara Payton was very young, she was absolutely stunning.
She's NOT Marilyn! They mixed up the pictures!
I once spent the night in the house where Payton's then-boyfriend, B-movie star Tom Neal, beat the crap out of her lover Franchot Tone. Odd, but true. Nice house tbh, just off Sunset Boulevard, at 1803 Courtney Avenue. Even odder, this was also the approximate address where, decades later, Hugh Grant got popped having sex with a hooker in his car, parked out front.
So that scene in "Jaws", where Shaw and Dyfuss are singing like drunken Sailors, is actually Shaw just acting naturally? Ha! That's hilarious!
Robert Shaw drank alot.
They had to actually physically carry him out of the Orca at the end of filming the scene.
Robert Shaw & Richard Harris deserve a mention
Robert Shaw was mentioned !
Absolutely! 🦈
Missed a lot of actresses. Probably they hid it better. Lee Remick comes to mind.
Grant from Russia with Love no way
My great grandfather was an alcoholic. He shot his second wife and then shot himself. She survived but he did not. Alcohol addiction is a terrible disease. It affects the whole family and the people around you.
Thanks, I didn’t know that.
What did she do?
Lois Wilson, Bill Wilson - Co-founder of AA's loyal wife, started Alanon, in 1951. It has helped a lot of people affected by alcoholism whether the alcoholic is in recovery or not. Great lady. The headquarters are in Virginia Beach, VA.
"I spent half my money on booze, women, and gambling. The other half I wasted." W. C. Fields
Robert Shaw was so fit and athletic as the villian in James Bond 'from russia with love' and less than 15 years later in Jaws he looked like a worn out old man . My Irish uncle was the exact same way. Handsome and suave and a ladies man and by the time he died at 70 he looked 100 (His drink of choice was Whiskey)
Your an Idiot of the Highest Order. People age with Time.
You do know that he was supposed to look like that in 'Jaws'? He was an alcoholic but a lot of that was how the character was supposed to look. He made 'The Deep' after 'Jaws" and looks fine or better for his age.
O’Toole and Finney drank away Oscar worthy careers. My uncle Jack Finney was a dead ringer for Albert and had the same problem, as did nearly every member of my family except my father. Terrified of the possibility I’ve never allowed myself a drop.
Growing up in a family with even one drunk is no fun!
Except Finney was NOT British but Australian! 😂
Ummm, check again. And beyond that, Irish ancestry.
O Toole did get into some heavy drinking, but he largely over stated it to be "cool" and with the times and to fit in with the others of his time. His diaries and documents he left behind show a man very organized with clear goals. Burtons Diaries on the other hand show him to be an erratic drunk with months years missing because he was too drunk. You don't live to your 80s if you are a hapless drunk. Burton was dying by the time he 50. O Toole and Harris reeled it in and stopped when they were in their 40s, they weren't as bad as Burton.
O'Toole and Finney both had long, highly successful careers. How many Oscar noms between them, 15?
Few of these heavy drinkers lived to 82 or beyond. So much for alcohol being bad for you...
Don't eat fat, carbs, sugar, gluten, meat, fish, vegetables, fruits...Don't drink, don't smoke...What's the point in living???
Masturbation, I guess.
Nobody says don't eat gluten, vegetables, fruits or fish. A bottle of spirits per day WILL wreck your liver. If you smoke long enough you will have minor health issues that may become irreversible major health issues.
But it is also true that the media is not your friend and is sometimes full of alarmist bullshit when it comes to health stories.
If the list was those who never became stars or died really young from drinking it would need hundreds of videos. Not to mention those who died from incidence and accidents caused by other people being drunk or tipsy from alcohol.
@@RatedArggg That may be, but many healthy living people don't make it to 82.
It makes you wonder how long they would have lived had they taken alcohol in moderation.
You've shown several pictures of the wrong actors..
Always! They don't. even know what people look like that they talk about!!!!
Like who? Every picture matched the actor being discussed. What bothered me was the presenter / writer didn’t have to cite sources and prove what they claim.
WHO EVER DID THE EDITED SHOULD BE CAREFUL NOT TO SHOW WRONG PHOTOS OF PEOPLE...MARILYN MONROE AND BARBARA PEYTON LOOK NOTHING ALIKE...OTHER MISTAKES THRU OUT THE POST...
R.I.P. Jason. Jason was a friend of mine since high school. Unfortunately he was an alcoholic. Before his liver quit working, Jason was drinking a liter of tequila every day. No including any other alcohol that was available. He died last September at the age of 46.
You cannot live with an alcoholic; you can only find ways to survive.
A friend of mine died at age 38 from alcoholism. He had about a half bottle of whiskey a day plus 10-12 drinks at work as a bartender. He'd get up at 3PM, work until 2 and play Destiny all night.
After my last blood work my doctor said:
Well, there is some blood in all this alcohol...
Good One!! Glad to hear that your doc is honest and straightforward
Did I miss it, but where’s Richard Harris?
And Petey O'Toole.
@@MrEdWeirdoShow 14:16.....
Harris and O’Toole were famous for their multi-day binges in the ‘60s in London.
Richard Harris was a well known alcoholic as was Peter O’Toole and were drinking buddies with Richard Burton until O’Toole had to stop drinking in 1978.
@@MrEdWeirdoShow O'Toole was mentioned.
“ I want a drink!”
“ there’s a tap over there “ !
“I want a drink, not a wash “!
W.C Fields !
You say 25 "worst" alcoholics, I say 25 BEST alcoholics. Drinking at least one whole bottle of vodka/whisky every day of your adult life and making it past 60 is amazeballs!
BULLSHIT!
LOL I KNOW
You should check your photos. They frequently don't match who you are talking about.
RUclips videos exist to get clicks, not to be accurate.
My father born 1925, would drink a couple of bottles of bear every afternoon. But that was not drinking. It took a hell of a lot of alcohol before he would show any outward appearance of intoxication. But he was a lovely drunk. He sang songs, and never became aggressive. He never even raised his voice. Which is why I don't have any sympathy for people who get violent when drunk: its not the drug... it is the person!
Agreed!
Burton, playing a swashbuckling, mountain-climbing British commando vs. the Nazis, was so besotted with drink and smoking he barely could stand and deliver lines, nevermind the action sequences (busy stunt double). Ah, the magic of the movies
@@paulhicks6667 Eastwood has said that there were plenty of times where Burton was drunk during the shoot and there was at least one sequence in the film where Burton was drunk while filming it.
@badinfluence3814 the guy who was there basically said he held it well.
@badinfluence3814 the guy who was there basically said he held it well.
@badinfluence3814 the guy who was there basically said he held it well.
Dick Cavett's interview with Richard Burton on alcohol is well worth a watch
He did another one with Dick Van Dyke what was awesome as well. It actually changed my view of alcoholics, which was pretty ugly, having lived with one. But It's on RUclips, and I would recommend it to anyone with a family member who struggles with addiction.
@@Hollylivengoodchatbot sidekick
taylor and burton are Brilliant in "who's afraid of virginia wolf". the whole cast is. what pros!
Are you sure they were ACTING? I'm not!
I love that movie! Despite the serious subject of the movie, there are a lot of laughs, too. "I swear if you existed, I'd divorce you." and
"You are going to regret this."
"No doubt; I I regret everything."
@@bdavis4099 Everybody's different, I guess. And I'm sure that most people would agree with YOU, but I didn't care for that movie. It was mostly two drunk people screaming at each other (albeit in a witty manner). But I've seen enough drunk people screaming at one another in real life to be unfazed and unamused by that flick.
@@Unknown17Yea, and the gossip at the time was that it was real. They divorced after that movie, I believe. They were madly in lust and love forever.
I read that Clint Eastwood was amazed by Burton’s heavy drinking while making “Where Eagles Dare”: But also remembered Burton was always on time and knew his lines! Go figure!!
Wow this is quite interesting. But alcohol was part of the culture during that time, now it is drugs.
It's even a bigger part of culture now. Only difference is that it's so ingrained and acceptable in today's society that you dint want even notice.
BOTH! Ther is also a serious alcohol problem in the US as well!
Ha try another Prohibition and you'll see very quickly how alcohol is still a part of culture.
@user-us5pv8zw3z ALCOHOLISM IS NOT FUNNY!
A lot of the golden age Hollywood actor's/actresses/singers back then also used copious amounts of drugs
I'm amazed that there is no mention of the late William Holden. A very talented Oscar winner, who died drunk and alone.
Someone else did mention him in the Comments above. Sh*t happens.
Lon Chaney Jr. and Broderick Crawford were nicknamed "The Monsters" around the studio.
Lon Chaney Jr lived down the street from me in the 60s he lived on a corner of a hill we where kids we would climb around he would throw empty bottles of whisky down the hill but was a pretty funny aways talked to us
You got to be be drunk to watch this entire video.
🤣😂
🤯 No problem I am !. 🍸
@@alancrisp1582 me too
We alcoholics are watching this video for the consolation that Frank Sinatra (82), Cary Grant (82) and Peter O'Toole (81) all made it into their 80's whilst drinking more than we do.
@@luckystriker7489 I guess Frank Jr didn't drink enough. Died of Cardiac Arrest, age 72
John Barrymore, Eeroll Flynn, Broderick Crawford, Lee Marvin, Peter O'toole...
Life is 4 the living !!!
Peter O'Toole, wow. You know he could memorize every script he performed? Like for life! Everything he performed in he had memorized for ever. How in the world did he manage that with the alcohol he took in? He also volunteered teaching kids cricket, so they could form neighborhood teams, and expand their lives a bit. The guy was amazing, and also drunk all the time.
I loved watching the interview of Peter O'Toole about his drinking escapades esp with Richard Harris, so funny! They were honest, never pretended not to drink!
Errol Flynn wasn't allowed to drink on the set so he would inject oranges with alcohol and eat them instead .lol
@@patgalvez4563 Errol was a very smart guy and he could act even if he was drunk and so was Bogart too.
"It was a woman who drove me to drink. I never did get a chance to thank her". W.C. Fields
Interesting video!
(Getting the photos and the copy synched up would be good.)
Oliver Reed, Lemmy Kilmister and Charles Bukowski, are in fact the best modern drinkers ever, and i love them to bits. - short story :))))
Great writing - "The toll of his years of heavy drinking had already taken its toll."
Yes that's Elizabeth Montgomery in the picture of Gig Young. She was his 3rd wife.
I always amazes me that some of these people live as long as they do.
@carsjkinify That was my dad. He was asked if alcohol was a problem and he replied, thoughtfully and with a straight face, "No, not at all. I can drink a fifth of whiskey by noon and it's never any problem." My sister and I nearly fell off our chairs since up to that point we had no idea he was drinking that much. He died in his late 70s, very ill, with no quality of life. We were amazed he lived even that long.
Dean Martin was Not an alcoholic. He pretended to act goofy for show.
Wrong.....he was very much an alcoholic, it was no act. He was a member of the Rat Pack after all.....
He most certainly was too.
Some of these people more likely died due to smoking. Early cigs with no filters can’t have been good.
Correlation does not equal causation....I put my money on the synergistic effect of alchohol, poison food, and smoking....remember, it's never one thing that kills you.
agree 100%
Lol so with filters are good
@@dannym5345 Smoking and cancer are highly overstated...it's such nonsense.
@@dannym5345 Who said they were good lol Danny with no subscribers? Shut up dunnydruff, come back when you attain a single figure IQ 🤣
Not sure why Dean Martin was included in the listing. Dean Martin does not meet the criteria for the diagnosis.
Debatable. Depending on who you ask, he lived up to his reputation. Foster Brooks, however, was unanimously credited as an act. (burp).
A doctor once told Dean Martin to only drink Canada Dry so he went to Canada and did 😂😂
Martin wasn't a heavy drinker but her preferred to be thought of as one.
Not during the Jerry Lewis/Rat Pack/TV show era, but late in his life after his namesake son died, Dino was disconsolate and started hittin' it hard.
Dean Martin was acting the part of a suave drunk. 😅
Without embellishing or exaggerating I have spent at least Half a Million on Alcohol in my life. I don't gamble,i don't go on trips,i don't have any interest in fancy clothes or cars but i love to drink and my choice of alcohol has always been beer *PERIOD*
That's a shame.
Thank you for paying your taxes on beer
Try facing yourself....
It is not to late to turn your life around. Jesus saves !
Half a mil on beer? You could have spent a quarter of that on cheap liquor and gotten far more for your money.
Very informative & enlightening insight on iconic public figures who battled with addiction & what they're journeys truly were. None died in vein if theyre stories can help others in the battles of addiction. CM
One five of this and one five of that. In the immortal words of Howard Wolowitz, I smell a robot.
The Russian Military Vodka Doctrine: NEVER IN MODERATION
How about Dana Andrews?! Hell, he even made a PSA about it ("Hi, I'm Dana Andrews, and I'm an alcoholic.")...
His brother said he was an alcoholic.
You forgot George C. Scott.
This is so fascinating and the narrator has a beautiful voice, thank you!
Was happily surprised about Dean Martin!
❤️🐾🥰💛💚
You omitted English actor Richard Harris. His alcoholism and hellraising antics with Peter O'Toole and Richard Burton are legendary. Despite this, he made some incredible movies. While Burton was a proud Welsh man, O'Toole and Harris wouĺd say that they relished their Irish background and drinking heritage. In his later years, Harris occupied a suite at the Savoy Hotel in London. He was taken ill and carried out on a stretcher. As he passed through reception, he sat up and said,, 'it was the food!'. He died shortly after..
Harris was Irish not english
The Barrymore were prodigious drunks! 😢
They sure were good actors. I love watching those old movies just to watch the Barrymores.
My mom was in love with Errol Flynn in her youth and was so upset when he was discovered to be a “ rake” 😂
He was also a Nazi.🤮
He was a slave trader at one time
Reminds me of a beautiful girl I worked with years ago. She said she managed to meet her idol David Lee Roth. But she was surprised and beyond disappointed when DLR kept hitting on her relentlessly. She was a sweetheart but was just not that kind of girl.
Where did you get this information from, I have looked all this up and find nothing about them as alcoholics?
Nimoy died from smoking at "83"... I'm just surprised they didn't say he died of climate change:)
Why those wokies. Will they never stop annoying you. Cads
I don't know if it was, but if the diagnose was COLD, it probably came from smoke inhalation.
It’s a source pride to tell my grandkids that Ihave never smoked or drank despite being immersed in a culture of it all my life. Wine was a staple on the table as a boy in France and was everywhere when in themilitary. Non, Merci. I friend from Wales is the same. Nice to have a healthy hiking partner in our 70’s.
It is not unusual for an addict to substitute one addictive substance for another.
Everyone is addicted to something..........
My brother was addicted to alcohol from a young age myself I was a heavy smoker consuming 40 per day, when I asked my brother about his drinking he said, "You know when you crave for a cigarette when you haven't got one. That's how I feel when I need a drink". I gave up smoking 32 years ago without a problem. It doesn't matter how much help you get with an addiction, the first thing you need is will power anything else is secondary.
I don't think it's willpower. It's making a conscious choice to never want to drink or smoke again to feel as bad as you did when you were at the state you were feeling that bad.
@@andyhinds542 Well you do need will power and determination as well as going to AA meetings. I know I am alcohol free 25 years now and feel great!
@@andyhinds542 Many people make a concious choice like I
@@andyhinds542 It is a combination of choice and will power. Choice alone will not cut it even aids to stop smoking or taking drugs do not work without will power
Unless a person chooses change, they'll remain in the abyss.🙏💛🙏
So nice channel.
I❤ vodka beer mix and vodka with
Orange juice.
Nimoy a drinker? That's not logical. LOL
Peggy Castle could have been in this as well. Starting in radio in the mid 1940s, beautiful and talented Peggy Castle was discovered by a talent agent in 1947 while having lunch at a Beverly Hills restaurant. She went on to appear or co-star in a number of movies. Castle went on to TV, and appeared in a number of series throughout the 1950’s. Her first co-staring and long running role was in the series Lawman. Alcohol caught up with her quickly, and she died of cirrhosis of the liver at age 47 in 1973.
If they were drunk all the time how did they find time to act and work?
26:22 Eff shame. If you are an alky, let it be known as a medical condition, not a fault of the soul, nothing to be ashamed of. Just something to be dealt with, hopefully held in remission. Poor me is a path to death. I just have this thing that I must avoid to live a full life. AA is a good path out, but in the end, you have to forgive yourself and get on with it.
An alky.... really?
Drinking is a choice
Spoken like a 12 step victim with a disease without a cure.😅
Dinner at Eight forJohn Barrymore was a gut wrenching performance worthy of a O. nomination
Great video
Amazing that so many times we're watching these great actors up on the silver screen that we're watching a bunch of alcoholics at the same time! The late great Paul Newman finally admitted to being a lifelong alcoholic in his auto-biography and his wife of 50 years, Joanne Woodward stated that she helped get him off the hard stuff and down to just drinking beer! It's also a known fact, that both nicotene i.e. cigarette/cigar smoking and alcohol are known carcinogenics and cause cancers of different organs, not just the lungs! Also, not so great for the heart as well, contributing to heart disease as these deaths have proven! May they rest in peace~
They brought about their own demise,probably in a painful way...I'm not suprised.
HARTER ALKOHOL WHISKY ODER WODKA,BOURBON UND AUCH ZU VIEL BIER + TABAKKONSUM IN JEDER FORM SIND TÖDLICH UND VERURSACHEN IMMER KREBS!! ES SIND SCHWERE SÜCHTE UND ES DAUERHAFT ZU KONSUMIEREN IST NIE VON GROSSEM VORTEIL!!ABER WIE HEIST ES SO SCHÖN,BIS ZUM BITTEREN ENDE MUSS ES SEIN!😢
This video is Fiction, Slanderous created Fiction for Profits on RUclips.
So why was Dean Martin in this?
Twenty beers a day? You would need a very long hose connected to the toilet. You slosh with every step!
Who could drink that much beer? Ugh
@@Candy-O1776 I have a neighbor who went through that much beer a day. I know, I think the same, ugh. Also the director of a chess club I used to go to, I'm pretty sure he went through that much as sell. Don't know how they do it.
I got such a great laugh from this, thank you so much. Ha ha ha ha ha ha, I loved it.
I guess it would depend on the size of the beers.
I used to drink that much beer
Guy I know was outside a bar in Hollywood around closing time and everyone's attention was on a guy who was fishing beer bottles out of a trash can and drinking the remains. It was Jan Michael Vincent, only a few years after being America's sweetheart in movies like Buster and Billie and The Baby Blue Marine.
I did some background acting years ago. You can't imagine how hard it is to be an actor, background or star. It was one helluva lot of work over long hours, emotional merry-go-rounds and a LOT of physical activity. You bet I needed a drink when I got home. I think a lot of actors are or were "after hours" drinkers - sober on the job, drinking after work is done for the day.
The stress, too. That would drive most people into some kind of a bottle…
Very interesting and sobering piece
Bette Davis lived to be 81 years old, and she smoked like a house on fire. She couldn't even go without a cig long enough to have her teeth cleaned at the dentist's office.
when I was an alcoholic I was broke, homeless and alone. Cant imagine being famous, rich and loved by millions and still needing drugs or booze to feel good.
Burton 3 bottles of vodka a day. That's hard to believe.
He apparently had a legendary liver that allowed it. Until it didn't.
How big were the bottles?
@@LorraineGrant 26 oz, its not hard over 14 hours. A lot of it is genetic.
Vodka? Vodka is crap. Quality Scotch, Irish whiskey, and Bourbon are far superior.
My dad drank a bottle of wine for breakfast and a bottle of vodka for lunch and dinner. I never saw him drunk.
I'm a bit surprised Mel Gibson didn't make the list. He does have an unusual trait among alcoholics. He talks more sensibly when he's drunk than when he's sober.
He's known for anti-semitic tirades when he drinks... is that sensible talking?
@@joelsmith552 My ability to give complete and honest answer is hindered by RUclips's policy on "hate speech."
I don't know why Dean Martin was in this, when he was the opposite to the rest
That’s exactly what it says
I have drank all of my life, I'm 66 and healthy and I have never been an alcoholic. I go for weeks at times with out a drink when I'm working. I also do NOT drink all of the time when I'm off work. I don't drink nearly as much beer as I used to. Mostly because I don't want to have to piss all of the time and I never drink more than 3 or 4 shots of bourbon on the rocks at one sitting which would never be twice a day. I also rarely drink in the daytime, at lunch when working etc. Moderation is the key.
Booze and drugs had a pickling effect on Keith Richards
BUT HE'S STILL HERE 👍
W C Fields, “ I always cook with wine. Sometimes I even put it in the food.”
Never knew about Bogart's alcohol habit. The song was about his smoking weed. It never said "Don't bogart that drink, my friend..."
They say director John Huston drank more than anybody; said he could drink Bogart under the table.
No. The term "Bogart" meant tossing the cigarette butt with twisted fingers, not marijuana.
@@Greatdome99 No. It's "Don't bogart that joint , my friend..." in the song. Do you know what a joint is?
Great show you should have a loads more followers.
great pictures too, by the way
You can better ask wich celebrity was NOT an alcoholic ! 😂😂😂😂😂
Exactly 👎🏼