what he described as bullying didnt sound bad at all... when i was in school my mom got called slut and whore for being a single mom, got bullyed and beat up for being poor and wearing the same clothes, got made fun of because i had glasses and they would break them knowing i couldnt afford new ones then more more fun of me for not being able to read. Honestly just sounds like he was soft and refused to try to get help.
@@respecthalo2963 oh wooooow bro you're so cool and tough, consider that children are still susceptible to even milder forms of bullying, that he most likely didn't share everything that he had to sit through, that he was still being dragged through the hellscape of being famous and recognized everywhere he went, and that not everyone is as tough or cool as you.
For anyone wondering what happened to Julianna Rose Mauriello (Stephanie from Lazy Town) since I don't think it was actually covered in the video despite her being in the thumbnail- Julianna felt she grew too old to be Stephanie so quit the show, especially since she was 4 years older than the character to start with anyway. She then toured the UK for a while, teaching children the importance of being healthy and active. After travelling back to the US she realised "the life of lights" wasn't for her, so she quit acting and went to college and university where she'd eventually get a masters degree. She is now an Occupational Therapist and is doing really well for herself.
It's very very poor from Sunny to do that clickbait rubbish and potentially start malicious rumours about people. But we all know his channel is about trying to kick people down.
Absolutely weird behavior to put her in the thumbnail. i looked it up too cause i thought oh he missed it but nah shes doing really good and he portrayed her poorly for clicks
From what he's saying, it really doesn't sound like he was being bullied at all and just has the softest of egos. Kids making lightsaber noises at you isn't bullying. It's playful. He needed to re-frame what was happening in his school life. Constantly assuming people are bullying you when they are trying to play with you will make you 0 friends.
I think the only child actor I know of who turned okay was Brooke Shields, and that’s considering the fact she was made to be a giant sex symbol as a kid and teen.
its not sad its horrifying how horrible Hollywood is but parents still take their kids there in hopes of them becoming famous. like selling your own child's soul for money.
I think it's crazy how much they went through bc we only saw the glamourous side of it and thought they had amazing lives and that they were always happy. Unfortunately their fate shows why you should never judge a book by the cover.
I was pretty sad hearing what Judy Garland went through. She went from playing a character in one of the most iconic movies ever made. To performing in a bar for only 100 dollars. She deserved better treatment...
Fame can corrupt more than just the actor. It can turn parents of child actors into harsh opportunists, like Jennette McCurdy’s mother, and considering that times back in those days were different, it makes sense why people were cool with it back then. For all we know, she probably said no until they psychologically manipulated her into taking them or blow this one shot and forever be a relic of forgotten history. Back then and even now, people would do anything for fame, and I’m not just talking about the actors.
@@willmagnuson3174 Grooming is when someone builds a relationship, trust and emotional connection with a child or young person so they can manipulate, exploit and abuse them. She was 16 and quite obviously exploited and manipulated. At 16 that's still a child. Imagine being that young and being told 'take these pills and all your dreams will come true'. Yes her parents should have protected her but when you get a doctor to come around and say 'these will help her and you all will be super rich' that's manipulation. Not everyone is lucky enough to have good protective parents and even those who do aren't immune to trickery and manipulation.
I’m so glad Macaulay Culkin managed to get his life back on track. I know we’ll probably never see him in a movie again, but it was so awesome to see his turnaround.
Stories like these definitely make you appreciate those who turned out fine in their life. Gaining so much success at a young age is a curse as much as it is a gift.
Judy's story is so sad seeing as it wasn't even really her fault in the beginning - the whole Wizard of oz production was horrible and it ended up affecting her whole life :(
Hollywood really screwed up, she could sing and dance but producers basically told her that she didn't have the face or the body to be a leading lady. I read a book on Frank Sinatra, him and Judy had been friends since the 40s. The book described that in the 60s Judy would practically beg him to sleep with her just so that she could feel good about herself and feel wanted. Frank would oblige, but he wasn't attracted to her and was just doing it because he cared about her. Really sad.
His insane amount of bullying was “making lightsaber noises” that would make me feel cool asf as a kid. I feel like he might have Been crazy beforehand and thought other kids were bullying him.
@@TheVeillin Of course you’d think it was cool, as a grown-ass adult. But Jake was bullied for every day of his school life. From middle all the way into high. Teasing is fine at first, but it gets cumulative, and it gets worse and annoying. And it never ends. Trust me, I know what it’s like to be teased every day. It’s a living hell
@@knightmare5097 Idk man, if I were in his shoes, I'd be flexing the fact that I made more money than their entire families if it really did get to me
@@PhishingIncorporated A truly shocking number. I can't speak at all to how many he was actually doing but 10's of thousands of publications existed, even back in the day before the internet. Now the number is 100's of thousands or more.
Judy Garland's life, for me, was very tragic. From her childhood to her fame, to her failed marriages, to her last days. The only thing that was good for her was becoming a mother. Her story makes me really sad 😔
@@kejadventures241 dude, are you even listening to yourself? Every human's life, whether they're stranger or not, if they had a tragic life anyone can grief it. Why would you say "wtf" As if we're not allowed to call a stronger's life tragic
Damn, I had never heard of what happened to Judy Garland. I’ve seen The Wizard of Oz countless times, but knowing how she was treated on set and how it led to her life being ruined, the magic of the film feels slightly tainted
That's showbusiness for you. Full of degenerates who will exploit anything and anyone to make money. Imagine giving a kid amphetamines just so they could keep filming and save some budget!
Lindsay Lohan is another infamous example of a child celebrity that went very wrong, the abuses and stress from the industry have broken adults, so it's especially wicked and cruel when it's done to children, this also reminds me the story of Macaulay Culkin.
Macaulay Culkin is doing better these days. In fact he was in an episode of angry video game nerd regarding the home alone games and he played a parody of himself. Plus the dude put on a little weight.
True, while Macaulay had gotten better, it was a long journey, losing years of life to his vices, time that will never be recovered, I recommend the interview done by his brother Kieran, who describes the hard times Macaulay had to endure.
Judy Garland was one of my Dad's favorite actresses. When he heard about her life story, it really hurt him. I can't imagine how she must've felt through such horrible treatment.
The abuse she faces was always common knowledge - How did he never realise? Judy, her children and everyone around her has discussed it while she was alive and after she passed….. How can you not know the most well known facts about your “favourite actor”…..
@@TheBreechie because it's possible to never engage with an artist's life or any news. There are plenty of singers and actors who I'm a huge fan of but I don't know shit about their life simply because I just like their content.
This is why I have so much respect for Kurt Russell, a child actor himself. He stated in an interview a few years ago that on any film where kids are involved, he will never let them leave his site in fear of someone taking advantage of them.
One of the few in Hollywood that I don't think I'd mind having a beer with. I recently watched some old reruns with my folks of Gunsmoke with young Kurt in an episode. He looked and sounded exactly like what you'd think a 10 year old Kurt Russell would in your head.
That's also what happened to Ke Hey Quan a.k.a Short Round from Indiana Jones: Temple of Doom and Data from Goonies. Being a child actor really pressured him not only that he's also an immigrant from Vietnam, he needs to retire for acting for many years and becomes a stuntman instead. And his comeback to Everything Everywhere All At Once is well deserved and even won an Oscar for it.
Garland’s story is just so sad. It’s almost infuriating that she turned out (and died) the way she did all because of those older and manipulating of her in her role.
There's something cosmically funny about a week-old account named "Animegirllover" with a Naruto profile picture calling someone an NPC. Of course, the JC Denton pfp repeating the same under them is rather ironic, considering how hard Maximilian's horde of NPCs fell off years ago.
Judy Garlands story is the most heartbreaking for me. The only person who cared about her was her father who tragically passed away early in life. No one else protected this woman & it makes me sick to know the movie studio that contributed a lot to this, MGM Studios, still exists today owned by Bezos of course. -__-
Margaret Hamilton (Wicked Witch) was the only person on set who cared about her. The executives brought in cake/different foods to eat in front of Judy, and the Margaret sneaked some off to feed to Judy because she was appaled at the way they were treating her.
i am still shocked and appalled that the same people who are from the top ranks of hollywood and people who support hollywood are the people who pretend theyre for human rights after doing shit like this... absolutely cruel and horrible
@@supersaiyenunlimit2 I always liked actors who play villains for a living, because more often than not they're some of the nicest people you'll ever meet in real life.
There's a very sad irony that Garland starring in what is arguably one of America's most treasured classics had also been the clearest example of the horrors that Hollywood has had on its stars, with unchecked practices being swept under the rug. I'm glad that a light has been shined on the abuse Garland had suffered, but it's so sad that it took this long
Orlando Brown’s story is sad. Not just because of his decline and drug addiction, but because even to this day, people continue to interview him and put him in front of cameras knowing that he’s gonna show up high, so that people can see him act crazy. They’re creating “entertainment” from this man’s suffering. As a former meth addict, I know how near-impossible it is to get off that evil substance. It changes your entire personality and it costs you everything, and you still won’t even care because its just ridiculously addictive. I hope this man can break free from addiction because he’s actually a very talented and funny actor.
I've never touched those things and never plan to. Seeing how Orlando acted on that Dr Phil episode was a depressing reminder to stay the fuck away from meth. Good job on getting sober, and I hope Orlando can do the same.
@@kongvinter33 why? Other than film making occupying your life which doesn't leave time for doing the things you like, i dont see why it can destroy their life. Those kids destroyed their own life, no one forced them to take any drugs or any alcohol... Same goes for attacking your parents.
Exactly from what you here about the Harry Potter child actors. It seemed like they were treated very well on set. Unlike a lot of American child stars.
Tbh United States is the only country with the problem of putting celebrities on a pedestal for some reason. Obviously other countries do this too but it’s so prevalent here. They ask for autographs, photos, and expect it. Celebrities are human and should be treated with respect and dignity. I remember coming across a band I saw in San Diego and I remember we talked for a good 10 minutes before I left the venue. I think people forget that some celebrities do enjoy small talk and you might even become good friends with them if they really like you
It’s just horrible how Judy had to act in the snowy regions in the wizard of Oz. The snow was 100% pure asbestos (which is illegal today) and she breathed in so many of the silica-based needles that was in the asbestos.
@@Mooms no it was asbestos.....at least thats what I read everywhere and see in video's about the Wizard of Oz. If she hadn't overdosed she probably would have developed asbestos related lungcancer a few years later. Her fate was pretty much set with that movie.
@Endurance Goliath idk. I have seen lots of sensationalized stuff about the Wizard of Oz, but also saw a historian claim that most of it is untrue. I think the story has grown into its own monster at this point.
when i was 7, i walked in on my dad watching a judy garland documentary. i sat down and warched it with him. the horrible way she was treated had me teary-eyed. 19 years later, i am still aghast by how hollywood treated her.
These stories make me love Robin Williams even more, when working on Mrs Doubtfire they wanted to push the kids for some more scenes, Robin stepped in and put a stop to it so the kids could go home. Really is a shame that the industry has ruined lives and still does.
I'm sure there are still cruel exceptions somewhere in the industry today but as somebody who has worked on set with children, I'm happy to report that there are strict structural guidelines for how long they work, who interacts with them, and how they receive education on set if it interferes with their schooling. So from my perspective, it has (hopefully) gotten better and more accountable than in years past.
Robin Williams also had a clause in his contract that every company he worked for had to hire homeless people for every production he was in. Hollywood did not deserve this man.
i think a big part of the problem is that the parents who push their kids to be actors tend to care more about themselves. it's sad robin williams isn't around anymore, i bet he was a great father figure to these kids
You haven't even scratched the surface of the shit Judy Garland went through as a child star. My heart aches for what she and her peers went through from Shirley Temple to Mickey Rooney. And let's not forget the treatment of black actors in that time period. Her story is tragic. Rest In Peace dear Judy.
This video makes me grateful that Macaulay Culkin is doing pretty well nowadays. It seems like him & his wife are keeping a low profile so they can raise their kid & seeing him on being able AVGN & RedLetterMedia & joke alone with them makes me happy. I’m glad he’s recovering.
I love when they have Macaulay Culkin on RLM for best of the worst, he's a genuinely witty, light hearted guest..... unlike that creep Justin Roiland who's both an unfunny tryhard and a predator.
Something good about the most recent news about Amanda Bynes is that she was the one who called herself in and recognized that she was having an episode and needed help. Hopefully that’s a sign that she’s getting better
I was looking to see if someone had mentioned this as it’s a very important step in managing your own MH, starting to recognise things like this. It’s really not fair to Amanda that this important piece of information keeps being left off. I’m probably a decade older than what her target audience was when she was doing the majority of her work, so the only thing that I’ve ever seen her in was Hairspray, and she was brilliant opposite Allison Janney. Here’s hoping that she continues to learn to recognise the intricacies and foibles of her own MH issues.
judy garland’s situation hurts because these are medical professionals that ruined this woman’s life forever. it’s so upsetting. i wish the best for all of them. rip to judy
That happened alot in the not too distant past you should see the shit they prescribed housewives I'm jealous of half the shit they got but still its sad. I just like drugs. Be glad you were born now and in the west.
It was a different time. They didn't necessarily know how bad many drugs were back then because they were so new. They seemed like miracle pills back then.
Amanda Bynes breaks my heart. For a period of time when other teen stars were going the wild route, she was starrring in alot of big movies and seemed like was was gonna break the child star cliche. And I loved her in Easy A.
Hollywood will fk you up, mental illness will fk you up, but both? Heartbreaking and literally inconceivable to us, we just see their headlines ): Amanda deserves the healthy & productive life she seems to yearn for, she’s been trying so hard but all those conditions thrown upon her lead to a constant ‘flip-flop’ out of a stable life…she needs & deserves that stability
She seemed so well put together. I'm guessing she started doing drugs and ended up how she is now. I think that's the main cause of all of these young actor's problems. Drugs can lead to horrible mental illnesses.
I loved her in The Amanda Show, now I can't even stomach the fact that she had to work with Dan "Get in the Van" Schneider throughout her Nickelodeon career. Lord knows what atrocities were going on behind the scenes.
Jake's story is exactly the argument against child acting. Yes, we need child actors sometimes, but we should never exploit them for these roles and they should be protected. Forcing children into fame will ruin them.
Actually the one behind, Geogre Lucas also take the same bombardment of those scumbag toxic OT SW fans. To the point he gave up entire SW Sequels and sold it to Disney and now we all know how it turned to be. Hope that some day those toxic scumbags maybe sent to court and received long prison time for what they have done with him, Geogre Lucas and the Woke SW Disney is running now.
in his case, don't buy all he says that happened shizophrenia is a hell of an illness, these people do the craziest things and as his mother noted it he was also unable to recognize having it he most likely did do something obnoxious which got him ridiculed in high school, the lightsaber noises were likely something he did for attention in highschool initially to great fanfare, but then kept milking leading to ridicule
@@arvinbuenaagua5161 Came here to write the same thing. Growing up with Autism is brutal because kids are cruel. It is believable that he was bullied. One does not have to do anything to get bullied except just be a bit different.
@@istoppedcaring6209 Wow, that is such a disgusting take. I dated Madison around the time his life started spiraling. Suffice it to say you have no concept of what you are talking about. I heard stories about the bullying that will not ever make it to the public. You are a bad person.
I'm so glad that Lindsay Lohan managed to get her life together. Her movies were literally a huge part of my childhood and I was sad that she was going through so much. She seems so much happier and more enthusiastic to be acting and it seems like she's really close to her family too. I am really rooting for Amanda Bynes also to somehow get her life together because I saw a TikTok of someone who met her and this was hours before the incident that sent her to the psych ward. Amanda sounded so sweet and self-aware to the point she actually was the one who told people around her to call for help. I am so convinced Dan Schneider had to have done something truly horrific to Amanda during her days on The Amanda Show, especially with everything Jeanette McCurdy and Alexa Nikolas have said about him.
Lindsay had to literally leave the Western world to regain her footing! Maybe doing so may help some of the other child actors who got fucked over by the industry!
Hearing the Jake Lloyd situation is actually so sad. He spent a good amount of his childhood being bullied for simply acting in a movie. It doesn't shock me how he assaulted his mother either since he probably thought that since she pushed him into acting then the bullying is her fault. Truly a sad experience.
it's sad because as an adult you could probably see that all the bullying was from jealousy and hatred of themselves, people will do anything to cut a amazing/talented person down so they can feel superior.. I hope his experience on the movie isn't completely tainted, because it's such an awesome achievement to do what he did!
@@ihaylz Idk the story doesn't really make complete sense. Sure it is possible for people to do that. But it is more likely that he would be popular with the other kids and people would want to get on his good side and "be popular" by association. Probably there are pieces to this story missing.
That's not an excuse to beat your mother.... He shouldve been locked up for that and rehabilitated. Everyone has problems, but once you start taking it out on other people you become a danger to society and need to be removed until you can behave properly again
@@paulievespucci6867Absolutely not... Being famous as a child movie actor doesn't at all mean you are going to be popular or cool or other people are going to want to hang out with you. Also, it was considered a nerdy franchise, so it's not really the best limelight. AND there's the jealousy piece. Being different is usually not a good thing in elementary school or high school. Being on the radar is losing half the battle. Many child actors are homeschooled for exactly this reason. They miss out on normal schoolyard activities, but they also miss out on the bullying. Lol, so you think he is what, lying about being bullied and having a hard go in school? Because you can think of some magical rare scenario where kids don't suck as much as they do in real life? No.
I grew up on shows like That’s So Raven, The Amanda Show, & Drake & Josh. So seeing stuff like this is pretty heartbreaking. The film industry can be really cruel & evil.
@TJ Sells Exactly, just like how Judy had the choice to not be drugged and other children had the self restraint to not try something new and interesting to them like the drugs they were offered and the popularity they got 24/7
I recommend you dig a little deeper as this channel did some very superficial reading on the whole Drake Bell thing. There's a really good RUclips video about the entire Drake & Josh show, pre and post airing.
Very unfortunate that those who made our childhoods better were forced into these circumstances. They really deserved better and I hope that future child stars are looked out for properly. I know there are many more than those listed here that deal with similar circumstances through being too famous, too young.
Orlando Brown is one of the saddest child star stories. Had so much talent and potential. One drug arrest and Disney decides to end this man’s entire career.
Eddy is and still is my favorite character in That so Raven. He did a redemption arc already he is clean and honestly I would give him another chance if I were to cast him.
I’m so glad your thumbnail wasn’t accurate. Julianna Rose Mauriello (from LazyTown) has always been one of my favorites, but hadn’t looked her up in a few years and got worried. (Oh and I looked her up and she seems to be doing VERY well: got her masters, works in pediatric occupational therapy, and has a healthy personal life, so still very happy for her!)
See, I knew this already so was confused why she was on the thumbnail. It's really not on to put her up there as the implication alone is a huge disservice to how much she has thrived in life.Thanks for posting this up though, hopefully people will see it!
@@Zona984 And the ones that don't or went through it and came out OK are exceptions that prove the norm: Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Lisa Foiles, Mara Wilson, Macaulay Culkin, and Kenan Thompson come to mind.
Shame that Sunny had to resort to click-baiting one of his many videos, considering that the pink girl in the thumbnail is not even covered in this video, and a lot of people think she had a crappy life, but in reality she did not
@@AfromanRants She probably thought doing that was good, making him a star and stuff, she was just ignorant like most people specially back in the day, not malicious.
@@noahshad09 idk, considering the whole reason he went off the handle was because he genuinely believed in the moment she ruined his life I’m not so sure. A mothers love isn’t enough to stop charges being pressed if she thought it wasn’t justified. Maybe it was the realization that if she’d just homeschooled him instead of letting the bullying happen through the entirety of his time at public school. Like she obviously knew the bullying was happening and yet she continued to send him to public school and I think that’s pretty messed up.
It's honestly sad to see these child celebrities grow up to ruin their reputations, these are the people that made our childhoods and seeing them throw their fame away is just heartbreaking to say the least
It's even more sad when you realize that these kids never stood a chance. From an early age, they we forced into a mold of what they should be, and they're expected to fit into that mold for the rest of their lives. Then there's all the adults in power who just want to exploit them. It really doesn't surprise me that many of them turn to drugs and alcohol. I often hear that they're peer pressured into using substances by adults, sometimes even their employers.
Except in most of these cases, they're not throwing it away for nothing. More often than not it's because they have no other way to cope with all the bullshit they went through. The industry is terrible. If you want good insight to how bad it was, just with Nickelodeon alone, read I'm Glad My Mom Died. Jennette McCurdy is an excellent writer and her story alone is heartbreaking but also so many other nick stars have come out and told similar stories. Hell the Victorious cast was constantly wasted, and that was when they were underage. I will always love the shows that made my childhood but I"m more upset that there isn't enough being done to protect child stars so that they don't have to go through this, because it's not their fault that they turn out the way they do, and then all we do is fail them as children and mock them as adults.
Judy Garland's life was literally just a constant punch directly in the stomach for her. The three men who played the tin man, the lion and the scarecrow bullied her on set because they were apparently jealous of her having the lead role (imagine grown men bullying a little girl - pathetic beyond the pale) and by the time she was a young woman in her 20s her mental health was already completely screwed up because of all the drugs they constantly fed her since she was a child so she wouldn't need to sleep and eat like a regular human being, all with the plan to make as much money as possible out of her then they discarded her like an old tissue. Then she dies alone, far from home. It's brutally sad and I hope she's someplace now where she is safe and happy in the great beyond.
Apparently Garland's only friend and protector on set was the Wicked Witch Of The West actress (I think her name was Margaret Hamilton). Enemies on screen, friends off it.
As someone who is diagnosed with bipolar I, I can tell you it's so easy to spiral, especially during mania. you need support and people to ground you or you'll always go over the deep end. I've learned to never go along with my first idea during mania, it's often ended poorly. This is why I'd literally never try any drug even once, which includes prescription pain killers, cause the potential for addiction is significantly higher. I feel for Amanda Bynes.
Judy Garland's case is really sad for me because unlike other actors and actresses that turned to drugs and alcohol because of the fame and money, she basically had that life forced onto her from a young age to promote a "skinny" image and ruined her for the rest of her life
Really wish Macaulay Culkin was mentioned; Pressure from his father to appear in more movies, his father stealing the profit, suffering from heroin addiction, etc. The guy is in a much better place now, but his childhood was really sad
@@melbapeach162 I agree. But I think most people knew about Jake Lloyd, and he was still mentioned in the video. The video itself is great, but I just wish Culkin was mentioned as well
@@Teh_Random_Canadian got screwed over so badly that Chris Columbus made sure to vet the parents of every child actor in the first two Harry Potter movies to make sure they weren’t gonna be like Macaulay’s
Particularly feel bad for Jake Lloyd's story. I honestly forgot about him. It's sad now knowing how much he was bullied throughout his school life from being in a Star Wars movie when he was 9 or 10. Says a lot how hard it must've been for him knowing that he retired from acting just a few years later at 12. Sad.
Also Phantom Menance was a very good film. It has a lot of fighting scene in both land and space battles. Those fans are the scumbag toxic OT fans who also make Geogre Lucas gave up and sold Star Wars to Disney
Uh, I feel worse for Judy Garland being fed a diet of barbituates and meth from the studio when she was just 16 leading to a lifelong drug habit and a tragic end...next to that some kids making light-saber noises seems ridiculously trivial.
Jake Lloyd was the most broken one, he was bullied so much that this caused him to go completely mad, and his sisters death drove him worse. I hope the best for him
Honestly I blame George Lucas. It was a terrible script first of all, and this poor kid was selected to be young Anakin/Darth Vader with basically zero acting experience whatsoever. If you watch some of the casting tapes, there were other kids competing for the role and one of them in particular was just a natural at it but George was like "Well, some people test well but don't necessarily translate to performing well" -- Jake Lloyd did none of those things. Then his family pimped him out to voice act in video games as well, squeezing as much out of the situation as possible. Of course, everyone for the most part hated Episode 1 and the only character people hated more in it was Jar Jar Binks, as far as being annoying and all. I think they set the kid up for failure, then you have an entire population of disappointed fans looking for anyone and anything to blame and suddenly you find out this kid actor is suddenly your classmate. If I had a nickel for every time someone most likely mockingly asked him "Are you an angel?" I'd probably be a multi-millionaire by now.
To add to the horror, Judy was also repeatedly groped by old men who worked with her on the Oz set. Some even grabbed her still immature chest, pressing and commenting how they're growing and that she would be a pretty lady one day. It was "normal" to have producers touch actors and actresses all over because of the power they had on your career.
Well that's horrifying. Sadly, I think said behavior just became more secretive and subtle after that era, rather than stopped entirely, if the likes of Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey are anything to go by. And lot's not forget that certain island too from the guy that supposedly off'd himself...
This gives a completely new context to the kids movie I learned to love... This is absolutely horrifying. They abused a 16-year-old kid and destroyed her life with "prescribed" drugs.
if Jake Lloyds life turned that way just from one role without even ill intent from the parents (as far as i know), can you imagine what those pageant girls under the abuse of egotistic parents are handling/handled in their childhood?
This is why being a celebrity is much more riskier than many people picture it to be. And it's troublesome for the crowd too since they don't know who the celebrity could really be.
Is it though? You get the bad cases here because there is no point saying someone is fine. But many normal have tons of issues as well. I had crazy parents my sister is a mentally ill etc. I am no celebrity. Shit happens to people.
If you add Judy Garland, you have to include Mickey Rooney. The were child stars together and BFF's for the remainder of her life, and were basically experimented on with drugs in order to delay puberty.
"The only thing I did wrong was sing Over The Rainbow"... Damn man, that's hits... Because if she hadn't been changed forever by that role, maybe her life would've been different. I feel so sorry for her...
I was in the theatre back in 1998 when I was 14yrs old and after winning Best Young Actor at the Partington theatre festival I was chosen to do a bunch of auditions for upcoming acting roles for the BBC. I was immediately chosen to be the lead in a program after my first audition but after talking with the Producers and admitting that I smoked weed in my spare time they turned me down. I was absolutely devastated. I fell into addiction for a while but eventually got back on my feet. Nowadays I see it as a blessing in disguise that I didn't continue my acting career because I definitely would have gone flying off the rails if I had earnt a decent chunk of money and become famous. I wouldn't have been able to handle it at all.
What’s sad is, you never hear from the parents of these child actors. They get famous for a time, and their life just falls apart and the parents are no where to be seen or heard of. I couldn’t live with myself if I pushed my kid into an industry that ruined their life.
The story of child actor Bobby Driscoll was really sad. He was the only child of his family known for being in Song of the South and for the voice and model for Peter Pan in 1953 but shortly after the release of Peter Pan, his contract with Disney expired and he was more or less blacklisted from show business due to him getting older and him having acne. This resulted in Bobby dying on March 30th, 1968. Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers had a scarily accurate parallel with Driscoll's story for the backstory of Sweet Pete.
He played Jim Hawkins in my favourite rendition of treasure Island alongside Robert Newton as John Silver, really turns those happy memories bittersweet
@@agoogolofgeese Being blacklisted from show business did a lot of damage to Bobby as he didn't find major success in anything he did after being blacklisted and he was suffering from being an alcoholic.
I had no idea Amanda was found roaming alone and vulnerable. Omg. That's so scary. I'm so glad no one terrible found her in that state. Oh these poor people, I wish them all the healing in the world.
I met Jake at Star Wars Celebration 3, super cool guy, we talked about Jingle all the way. It’s so sad to see how crappy kids can be to each other. Wish him nothing but the best.
The crazy thing about Judy Garland is that she was only 16 when she shot Wizard of Oz and I think the people around her had been giving her drugs since she was even younger than that. A lot of the people on this list made terrible decisions themselves, but Judy Garland was a child who was exploited by adults who should have cared for her.
It’s honestly so sad how they just completely destroyed Judy garland for the rest of her life it’s so gross and sad that’s why we should keep our kids out of that bs
Amanda Bynes was not just "found strolling through the streets naked", she was having a manic episode & ended up reaching out to people knowing she wasn't okay.
Its so sad what happened to Jake Lloyd. He essentially got bullied most of his childhood because A New Hope wasn't liked at the time of it coming out, and a lot of the blame ended up on him somehow. Theres video footage of the car chase on youtube somewhere, and its insane.
Judy garland broke my heart 😢when she said “the only mistake I ever made was singing over the rainbow” they shouldn’t have been forcing a child to smoke cigs and take pills, thank goodness there’s laws about this kind of stuff now
As a kid I grew up hearing horror stories about the lives of older child stars and a majority from my generation went through the same nightmares. They were essentially robbed of their childhoods and deeply scarred in exchange for a few years of fame and wealth. I wouldn’t wish the life of a child celebrity on anybody.
Being a celebrity isn't always what its said to be. What it means is that you have to be in the spotlight or be in the news. We don't know who is under the mask sometimes.
alot of ppl confuse being a celebrity with having money. Alot of ppl like celebs cus they have money but forget about the fame. You cant ever go back once you are one. No normal Target runs.. or walking around just shopping. Never
I remember when I started finding out about Judy Garland's tragic life after seeing a behind-the-scenes documentary about The Wizard of Oz. Honestly, it makes the movie less enjoyable and seeing her early death and haggard physical state later on (due to all the drugs, smoking, etc. over the years) is a nightmarish contrast to what she could have gone on to become if not for all the terrible things she went through on the set of that movie and afterwards.
11:00 i mean yeah she pretty much didn’t do anything wrong herself. She didn’t prescribe herself the amphetamines at age 15. And everything she did was as a consequence of that addiction
judy garland's story is so tragic while studying wizard of oz in one of my classes we learned that along with the mountain of drugs they were giving her, the other cast members treated her like absolute shit
I was wondering why the girl from LazyTown wasn’t covered since she’s in the thumbnail but saw a comment about her and she seems to be doing really well!
judy’s story is heartbreaking because its all due to the mistreatment of her from the very beginning. she didnt even stand a chance after the wizard of oz bent her out of shape with the cigarettes, diet (or lack thereof), and pills
I feel as if someone should’ve been punished deeply for this like the thought of children taking any pills makes me disturbed and sick, especially in the awful ones that you know never end well for most like wth
Jake Loyd really had a horrible life as a kid due to the toxic fans who’ve mistreated him all through out his life. It just goes to show how pathetic the fans are. Hope he’s doing okay and get the best recovery he deserves.
@@nutmatical1042 She was criticized for her poor voice acting. A minority went the extra mile and went for her ethnicity, which she of course took advantage of.
So here's an update for Drake Bell. He's innocent. You see on the Ultimate Drake Bell RUclips channel there are videos where Drake tells his side of the story. Drake said he never did anything sexual or harmful to the girl and when Drake found out she was 15 he blocked her. But I like to think when she found out Drake was married at the time and had a son she wanted to get back at him and it caused her to accuse him of doing such questionable things. Drake then said if he didn't tell them his side of the story and plea guilty he wouldn't have been able to see his son Jeremy. He even said there false articles claiming he did things like sexual assault when in reality he did no such thing. Even if he did he wouldn't have been able to see his son and be sent to jail. He's currently making music on his channel and releasing a new album. Let's just hope that Drake is doing alright and maybe he'll get his life back on track
I never imagined Judy garland suffered like that and was so mistreated in Hollywood. Truly heartbreaking. I love the Wizard of Oz movie since watching it as a kid in Nigeria in the 2000s but never imagined how bad it was for her. God rest her soul.
- You forgot to mention that the damage and trauma and harm that the studio did to Judy Garland didn't even end with her, it carried over to her children. Liza Minelli got so messed up from losing her mother to drugs that she ended up on them herself to the point that even _Andy Warhol_ took note. 🤦 - It's always bad when child-actors get messed up by Hollywood who uses them and throws them away. It's also heart-breaking for the fans who _want_ them to be okay because they've developed parasocial relationships with them.
Jake Lloyd is a sad story. He was literally bullied his entire life for simply being an actor. People can be absolutely awful.
Children never understand the harm they're doing, or even that they're not the only ones doing harm, which is why they can be so terrible.
I would never be able to handle that, I would just straight up die.
@@Antigen__ no doubt its pretty crazy.
what he described as bullying didnt sound bad at all... when i was in school my mom got called slut and whore for being a single mom, got bullyed and beat up for being poor and wearing the same clothes, got made fun of because i had glasses and they would break them knowing i couldnt afford new ones then more more fun of me for not being able to read. Honestly just sounds like he was soft and refused to try to get help.
@@respecthalo2963 oh wooooow bro you're so cool and tough, consider that children are still susceptible to even milder forms of bullying, that he most likely didn't share everything that he had to sit through, that he was still being dragged through the hellscape of being famous and recognized everywhere he went, and that not everyone is as tough or cool as you.
For anyone wondering what happened to Julianna Rose Mauriello (Stephanie from Lazy Town) since I don't think it was actually covered in the video despite her being in the thumbnail- Julianna felt she grew too old to be Stephanie so quit the show, especially since she was 4 years older than the character to start with anyway. She then toured the UK for a while, teaching children the importance of being healthy and active. After travelling back to the US she realised "the life of lights" wasn't for her, so she quit acting and went to college and university where she'd eventually get a masters degree. She is now an Occupational Therapist and is doing really well for herself.
I know Stephanie went though more than one actress aswell so I thought the one who went to jail was gonna be here on the list
It's very very poor from Sunny to do that clickbait rubbish and potentially start malicious rumours about people. But we all know his channel is about trying to kick people down.
It actually pissed me off that she was prominently featured in the thumbnail but never mentioned at all in the vid so thank you. A rare Sunny fail
Absolutely weird behavior to put her in the thumbnail. i looked it up too cause i thought oh he missed it but nah shes doing really good and he portrayed her poorly for clicks
that's good to hear
I feel bad for Jake Lloyd. The mental damage of getting bullied through his education sounds terrible and I hope he gets better soon.
I hope so too
I dont get why people would bully him. I would have tried to befriend him
Yeah…that must be a real rare occurrence…👀
From what he's saying, it really doesn't sound like he was being bullied at all and just has the softest of egos.
Kids making lightsaber noises at you isn't bullying. It's playful.
He needed to re-frame what was happening in his school life. Constantly assuming people are bullying you when they are trying to play with you will make you 0 friends.
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The worst part is the people who did that to Judy garland were never held accountable. They drugged a child and ruined her life for their own gain.
And it happened all the way in the 1930s-1940s, too.
Even back then... the drugs were quite a commodity.
@@alexfischer7876 Drugs ARE a commodity, my dear. If distributed smartly, 1kg of drug is worth more than 1kg of gold. Rings a bell now?
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"My dear"?
_Gay attitude much?_
@@alexfischer7876 lolwut
@@ander151 he was calling the other individual gay. Thats what happened. any other questions?
How they messed up Judy Garland is just unimaginable. Destroying a life of a child forever like this should be of highest criminal offence
Sadly, the times Judy was living in did not cater kindly to the youth, even in Hollywood. May she rest in peace.
@@wastelandking I was about to say it was even worst back then
@@wastelandking Especially in Hollywood.
Hollywood destroyed Marilyn Monroe too
The people who run / ran hollywood do it on purpose. Same with the adult industry.
The fact that this happens to most child actors is so sad.
Well people like Dan Schneider doesn’t help them either and also fame in itself is a fickle thing especially when their just kids after all.
Not an actor but look at what happened w/ mj… fame at a young age is like a devils curse
I think the only child actor I know of who turned okay was Brooke Shields, and that’s considering the fact she was made to be a giant sex symbol as a kid and teen.
It's probably more the drugs and sex abuse in hollywood
its not sad its horrifying how horrible Hollywood is but parents still take their kids there in hopes of them becoming famous. like selling your own child's soul for money.
These kids deserved so much better. It really shows the dark side of fame, especially early fame.
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Well, some of them were mental illnesses not related to their careers so that would happen to anybody.
not fame, child abuse. and its the parents who are worse, Hollywood is bad but the parents forced them into it.
I think all of these were caused by parents not taking care of their kids properly
I think it's crazy how much they went through bc we only saw the glamourous side of it and thought they had amazing lives and that they were always happy. Unfortunately their fate shows why you should never judge a book by the cover.
I was pretty sad hearing what Judy Garland went through. She went from playing a character in one of the most iconic movies ever made. To performing in a bar for only 100 dollars. She deserved better treatment...
And yet nobody is held accountable, wonder why
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she was 16 and the studio had doctors prescribe her amphetamines and barbiturates... saying just don't do drugs is sickening she didn't have a choice.
Fame can corrupt more than just the actor. It can turn parents of child actors into harsh opportunists, like Jennette McCurdy’s mother, and considering that times back in those days were different, it makes sense why people were cool with it back then. For all we know, she probably said no until they psychologically manipulated her into taking them or blow this one shot and forever be a relic of forgotten history. Back then and even now, people would do anything for fame, and I’m not just talking about the actors.
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Grooming is when someone builds a relationship, trust and emotional connection with a child or young person so they can manipulate, exploit and abuse them.
She was 16 and quite obviously exploited and manipulated. At 16 that's still a child. Imagine being that young and being told 'take these pills and all your dreams will come true'. Yes her parents should have protected her but when you get a doctor to come around and say 'these will help her and you all will be super rich' that's manipulation. Not everyone is lucky enough to have good protective parents and even those who do aren't immune to trickery and manipulation.
It's always so sad to watch The Wizard of Oz knowing how Judy's life ended.
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Wow, spoilers much.
And being exposed to pure asbestos ain’t great if you aren’t dying of drug overdose
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I’m so glad Macaulay Culkin managed to get his life back on track. I know we’ll probably never see him in a movie again, but it was so awesome to see his turnaround.
He did a home alone video with avgn a couple years back now I think. Highly recommend it
I loved him in American Horror Story!
His appearances in Red Letter Media are phenomenal
@@volsavious2319 He also showed up in a Mark Rober Glitter Bomb Prank video a few years ago
Stories like these definitely make you appreciate those who turned out fine in their life. Gaining so much success at a young age is a curse as much as it is a gift.
Judy's story is so sad seeing as it wasn't even really her fault in the beginning - the whole Wizard of oz production was horrible and it ended up affecting her whole life :(
Yes. I feel so bad for her
It wasn't just The Wizard of Oz, it was really Judy's leech of a mother who failed to protect Judy. Tragic.
Not just her. Every single person on that set was affected long term
Hollywood really screwed up, she could sing and dance but producers basically told her that she didn't have the face or the body to be a leading lady.
I read a book on Frank Sinatra, him and Judy had been friends since the 40s. The book described that in the 60s Judy would practically beg him to sleep with her just so that she could feel good about herself and feel wanted. Frank would oblige, but he wasn't attracted to her and was just doing it because he cared about her. Really sad.
i couldn’t imagine being in her position especially at 16, it’s awful
Knowing what we know after Quiet on Set about Drake Bell, it's definitely a new perspective to see everything from
was in the comments looking to see if anybody was going to mention "Quiet on set"
Was looking for this. That shit made me cry.
I blame Judy Garland’s mom for how she turned out. She’s the one who pushed Judy and her sisters into show business
Hollywood chews young actors/actresses up and spits them out. Its always been the same.
Literally
I blame her and Judy's FATHER who did nothing to help his child. Not to mention sick MGM people.
@@Maialeen well he died when she was 13 so it isn’t really his fault cuz how would he help her when he was dead?
@@fortnitefishygaming4632 if he cared so much he wouldn't have died.
I feel so sorry for Jake Lloyd, he seemed like a sweet kid but the insane amount of bullying he received was just on another level and crated him out.
Jake Lloyd didn't deserve it. It's just so sad that it needed to end like that.
His insane amount of bullying was “making lightsaber noises” that would make me feel cool asf as a kid. I feel like he might have Been crazy beforehand and thought other kids were bullying him.
@@TheVeillin Uhh, it wasn't just other kids. Grownass adults were shitting on him for his performance.
@@TheVeillin Of course you’d think it was cool, as a grown-ass adult. But Jake was bullied for every day of his school life. From middle all the way into high. Teasing is fine at first, but it gets cumulative, and it gets worse and annoying. And it never ends. Trust me, I know what it’s like to be teased every day. It’s a living hell
@@knightmare5097 Idk man, if I were in his shoes, I'd be flexing the fact that I made more money than their entire families if it really did get to me
Imagine being a teenager who does 60 interviews a day, that definitely messes you up a bit especially when you are in puberty stage
Why're the bots just saying "Oh"? Now it's their usual links.
These bots actually make want to do bad things to myself sometimes
@@Joe_. “why’re” that’s a new misspelling
@@SnicklefritzdoesYT yes
@@PhishingIncorporated A truly shocking number. I can't speak at all to how many he was actually doing but 10's of thousands of publications existed, even back in the day before the internet. Now the number is 100's of thousands or more.
Judy Garland's life, for me, was very tragic. From her childhood to her fame, to her failed marriages, to her last days. The only thing that was good for her was becoming a mother. Her story makes me really sad 😔
Same she went through so much 😢
A lot of dodgy shit happened in the Wizard of Oz set from what I heard...
a strangers life was tragic for you? wtf?
@@kejadventures241 Yeah it's called empathy
@@kejadventures241 dude, are you even listening to yourself? Every human's life, whether they're stranger or not, if they had a tragic life anyone can grief it. Why would you say "wtf" As if we're not allowed to call a stronger's life tragic
Damn, I had never heard of what happened to Judy Garland. I’ve seen The Wizard of Oz countless times, but knowing how she was treated on set and how it led to her life being ruined, the magic of the film feels slightly tainted
That's showbusiness for you. Full of degenerates who will exploit anything and anyone to make money. Imagine giving a kid amphetamines just so they could keep filming and save some budget!
Just slightly? I am never watching that film ever again
@@PabloBFMVSame
Theres a lot of bad stuff surrounding that film. Like the wicked witch actress literally catching on fire
Literally every actor of the main cast had some sort of remaining health issue from this film
Lindsay Lohan is another infamous example of a child celebrity that went very wrong, the abuses and stress from the industry have broken adults, so it's especially wicked and cruel when it's done to children, this also reminds me the story of Macaulay Culkin.
I heard he pulled his life around recently actually
Macaulay Culkin is doing better these days. In fact he was in an episode of angry video game nerd regarding the home alone games and he played a parody of himself. Plus the dude put on a little weight.
True, while Macaulay had gotten better, it was a long journey, losing years of life to his vices, time that will never be recovered, I recommend the interview done by his brother Kieran, who describes the hard times Macaulay had to endure.
They're both doing fine these days, the road up till now was hell but I'm glad its over for them
Dana Plato from Diff'rent Strokes is probably the saddest case of the child star curse. Just an awful tale.
Judy Garland was one of my Dad's favorite actresses. When he heard about her life story, it really hurt him.
I can't imagine how she must've felt through such horrible treatment.
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The abuse she faces was always common knowledge - How did he never realise? Judy, her children and everyone around her has discussed it while she was alive and after she passed….. How can you not know the most well known facts about your “favourite actor”…..
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@@TheBreechie 1. Why are you being such an ass?
2. You can have a favorite actor and not follow them outside their movies.
@@TheBreechie because it's possible to never engage with an artist's life or any news. There are plenty of singers and actors who I'm a huge fan of but I don't know shit about their life simply because I just like their content.
The lazy Town actress in the thumbnail is not in this video, nice one Sunny
Just scummy in its deception.
it's also not true she got to old to play the character she was playing and decided to go quit acting and go to college
This is why I have so much respect for Kurt Russell, a child actor himself. He stated in an interview a few years ago that on any film where kids are involved, he will never let them leave his site in fear of someone taking advantage of them.
Another reason to like one of my favorite actors. Thanks :)
One of the few in Hollywood that I don't think I'd mind having a beer with. I recently watched some old reruns with my folks of Gunsmoke with young Kurt in an episode. He looked and sounded exactly like what you'd think a 10 year old Kurt Russell would in your head.
@@samtrujillo794 he’s one of my all time favourites too. Him in Big trouble in Little China, just amazing fun
That's also what happened to Ke Hey Quan a.k.a Short Round from Indiana Jones: Temple of Doom and Data from Goonies. Being a child actor really pressured him not only that he's also an immigrant from Vietnam, he needs to retire for acting for many years and becomes a stuntman instead. And his comeback to Everything Everywhere All At Once is well deserved and even won an Oscar for it.
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Garland’s story is just so sad. It’s almost infuriating that she turned out (and died) the way she did all because of those older and manipulating of her in her role.
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There's something cosmically funny about a week-old account named "Animegirllover" with a Naruto profile picture calling someone an NPC. Of course, the JC Denton pfp repeating the same under them is rather ironic, considering how hard Maximilian's horde of NPCs fell off years ago.
If she was born in the seventies or eighties, she would have been treated a little better, if not a whole lot.
@HPLovecraftsCatSurely ironic
@@Animegirllover837This is truly one of the moments in human history
Judy Garlands story is the most heartbreaking for me. The only person who cared about her was her father who tragically passed away early in life. No one else protected this woman & it makes me sick to know the movie studio that contributed a lot to this, MGM Studios, still exists today owned by Bezos of course. -__-
Bezos' current ownership and MGM exploiting child actors back in the early half of the 1900s have nothing to do with each other
Margaret Hamilton (Wicked Witch) was the only person on set who cared about her. The executives brought in cake/different foods to eat in front of Judy, and the Margaret sneaked some off to feed to Judy because she was appaled at the way they were treating her.
i am still shocked and appalled that the same people who are from the top ranks of hollywood and people who support hollywood are the people who pretend theyre for human rights after doing shit like this... absolutely cruel and horrible
@@supersaiyenunlimit2 The Wicked Witch is the is the least wicked person in the film older than judy, that makes it so much more messed up
@@supersaiyenunlimit2 I always liked actors who play villains for a living, because more often than not they're some of the nicest people you'll ever meet in real life.
There's a very sad irony that Garland starring in what is arguably one of America's most treasured classics had also been the clearest example of the horrors that Hollywood has had on its stars, with unchecked practices being swept under the rug. I'm glad that a light has been shined on the abuse Garland had suffered, but it's so sad that it took this long
Orlando Brown’s story is sad. Not just because of his decline and drug addiction, but because even to this day, people continue to interview him and put him in front of cameras knowing that he’s gonna show up high, so that people can see him act crazy. They’re creating “entertainment” from this man’s suffering. As a former meth addict, I know how near-impossible it is to get off that evil substance. It changes your entire personality and it costs you everything, and you still won’t even care because its just ridiculously addictive. I hope this man can break free from addiction because he’s actually a very talented and funny actor.
He has people trying to ruin his life and that part of the conspiracy is true. So we don’t know what he’s going thru behind the scenes mixed w drugs
I've never touched those things and never plan to. Seeing how Orlando acted on that Dr Phil episode was a depressing reminder to stay the fuck away from meth. Good job on getting sober, and I hope Orlando can do the same.
@Austrian Painter literally shut the hell up
Dr Phil is a soulless leech
Congratulations on your recovery. I lived in a city riddled with it and what I does to people is just horrible.
I feel so bad for kids who get into the film industry. It really messes you up
blame the parents. its straight up child abuse
@@kongvinter33 why? Other than film making occupying your life which doesn't leave time for doing the things you like, i dont see why it can destroy their life.
Those kids destroyed their own life, no one forced them to take any drugs or any alcohol... Same goes for attacking your parents.
Yes.
@@cockerel6253 judy garland was forced to use drugs my guy
@@cockerel6253 Did you even watch the video lol
As Daniel Radcliffe said: in the USA you are treated as a celebrity first then a child second. In the UK it’s child first then celebrity second
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Those UK child actors are pretty lucky ngl
Exactly from what you here about the Harry Potter child actors. It seemed like they were treated very well on set. Unlike a lot of American child stars.
Tbh United States is the only country with the problem of putting celebrities on a pedestal for some reason. Obviously other countries do this too but it’s so prevalent here. They ask for autographs, photos, and expect it. Celebrities are human and should be treated with respect and dignity. I remember coming across a band I saw in San Diego and I remember we talked for a good 10 minutes before I left the venue. I think people forget that some celebrities do enjoy small talk and you might even become good friends with them if they really like you
Daniel Radcliff also spoke about his rampant alcoholism that he developed when he was younger because of his involvement in Harry Potter
Nobody ever thought that feeding a girl medication that can mess up even a strong and robust adult is an awful idea??? Poor Judy
It’s just horrible how Judy had to act in the snowy regions in the wizard of Oz. The snow was 100% pure asbestos (which is illegal today) and she breathed in so many of the silica-based needles that was in the asbestos.
It might’ve not been asbestos, there’s also the chance it could’ve been gypsum salt
@@Mooms no it was asbestos.....at least thats what I read everywhere and see in video's about the Wizard of Oz. If she hadn't overdosed she probably would have developed asbestos related lungcancer a few years later. Her fate was pretty much set with that movie.
@Endurance Goliath idk. I have seen lots of sensationalized stuff about the Wizard of Oz, but also saw a historian claim that most of it is untrue. I think the story has grown into its own monster at this point.
ok but you can totally see one of the munchkins commit suicide in the original movie was watching it with my class and someone pointed it out
@@Arkangel3425 that actually was disprove
when i was 7, i walked in on my dad watching a judy garland documentary. i sat down and warched it with him. the horrible way she was treated had me teary-eyed. 19 years later, i am still aghast by how hollywood treated her.
No one cares kid
I can believe that your still aghast by Hollywood haha.
Edit: aghast is a real word, I thought you mispelled.
First time I knew about this word "aghast"
I got worried for you after reading the first line
@@-originalLemon- Ha!
These stories make me love Robin Williams even more, when working on Mrs Doubtfire they wanted to push the kids for some more scenes, Robin stepped in and put a stop to it so the kids could go home. Really is a shame that the industry has ruined lives and still does.
I had never heard about before I read this comment. Robin Williams was an amazing person. RIP
Yes, and he maintained a fatherly relationship with the actors for the rest of his life. He really cared about them ❤️
I'm sure there are still cruel exceptions somewhere in the industry today but as somebody who has worked on set with children, I'm happy to report that there are strict structural guidelines for how long they work, who interacts with them, and how they receive education on set if it interferes with their schooling. So from my perspective, it has (hopefully) gotten better and more accountable than in years past.
Robin Williams also had a clause in his contract that every company he worked for had to hire homeless people for every production he was in. Hollywood did not deserve this man.
i think a big part of the problem is that the parents who push their kids to be actors tend to care more about themselves. it's sad robin williams isn't around anymore, i bet he was a great father figure to these kids
You haven't even scratched the surface of the shit Judy Garland went through as a child star. My heart aches for what she and her peers went through from Shirley Temple to Mickey Rooney. And let's not forget the treatment of black actors in that time period. Her story is tragic.
Rest In Peace dear Judy.
This video makes me grateful that Macaulay Culkin is doing pretty well nowadays. It seems like him & his wife are keeping a low profile so they can raise their kid & seeing him on being able AVGN & RedLetterMedia & joke alone with them makes me happy. I’m glad he’s recovering.
Did you see when he did a runway show for Gucci in 2021?
I love when they have Macaulay Culkin on RLM for best of the worst, he's a genuinely witty, light hearted guest..... unlike that creep Justin Roiland who's both an unfunny tryhard and a predator.
@@grantkeller4634 Justin roiland isn’t a predator
@@Deathmare235 That's some next level cope lmao
@@PeruvianPotato you’re literally making claims out of your ass
Something good about the most recent news about Amanda Bynes is that she was the one who called herself in and recognized that she was having an episode and needed help. Hopefully that’s a sign that she’s getting better
Bra so many of these stories sound like so many of my friends, and even me at times. If I got hella rich, and I’d be a MF mess too!
I was looking to see if someone had mentioned this as it’s a very important step in managing your own MH, starting to recognise things like this. It’s really not fair to Amanda that this important piece of information keeps being left off. I’m probably a decade older than what her target audience was when she was doing the majority of her work, so the only thing that I’ve ever seen her in was Hairspray, and she was brilliant opposite Allison Janney. Here’s hoping that she continues to learn to recognise the intricacies and foibles of her own MH issues.
Damaged from years of Hollyweird diddling.
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judy garland’s situation hurts because these are medical professionals that ruined this woman’s life forever. it’s so upsetting. i wish the best for all of them. rip to judy
That happened alot in the not too distant past you should see the shit they prescribed housewives I'm jealous of half the shit they got but still its sad. I just like drugs. Be glad you were born now and in the west.
It was a different time. They didn't necessarily know how bad many drugs were back then because they were so new. They seemed like miracle pills back then.
Medical professionals? Bro today there are more opiate addictions because of doctors in the USA today than all of history lol
that guy claiming to be four years sober on Dr. Phil LITERALLY WHILE BEING HIGH DURNING THE INTERVIEW is wild
Amanda Bynes breaks my heart. For a period of time when other teen stars were going the wild route, she was starrring in alot of big movies and seemed like was was gonna break the child star cliche. And I loved her in Easy A.
Grew up with her in All That, she was iconic back then. Never would have guessed. So sad
Hollywood will fk you up, mental illness will fk you up, but both? Heartbreaking and literally inconceivable to us, we just see their headlines ):
Amanda deserves the healthy & productive life she seems to yearn for, she’s been trying so hard but all those conditions thrown upon her lead to a constant ‘flip-flop’ out of a stable life…she needs & deserves that stability
She seemed so well put together. I'm guessing she started doing drugs and ended up how she is now. I think that's the main cause of all of these young actor's problems. Drugs can lead to horrible mental illnesses.
I loved her in The Amanda Show, now I can't even stomach the fact that she had to work with Dan "Get in the Van" Schneider throughout her Nickelodeon career. Lord knows what atrocities were going on behind the scenes.
she became emo
Jake's story is exactly the argument against child acting. Yes, we need child actors sometimes, but we should never exploit them for these roles and they should be protected. Forcing children into fame will ruin them.
Actually the one behind, Geogre Lucas also take the same bombardment of those scumbag toxic OT SW fans. To the point he gave up entire SW Sequels and sold it to Disney and now we all know how it turned to be. Hope that some day those toxic scumbags maybe sent to court and received long prison time for what they have done with him, Geogre Lucas and the Woke SW Disney is running now.
in his case, don't buy all he says that happened
shizophrenia is a hell of an illness, these people do the craziest things and as his mother noted it he was also unable to recognize having it
he most likely did do something obnoxious which got him ridiculed in high school, the lightsaber noises were likely something he did for attention in highschool initially to great fanfare, but then kept milking leading to ridicule
or, you know, don't be an asshole "fan"
@@arvinbuenaagua5161 Came here to write the same thing. Growing up with Autism is brutal because kids are cruel. It is believable that he was bullied. One does not have to do anything to get bullied except just be a bit different.
@@istoppedcaring6209 Wow, that is such a disgusting take. I dated Madison around the time his life started spiraling. Suffice it to say you have no concept of what you are talking about. I heard stories about the bullying that will not ever make it to the public. You are a bad person.
I'm so glad that Lindsay Lohan managed to get her life together. Her movies were literally a huge part of my childhood and I was sad that she was going through so much. She seems so much happier and more enthusiastic to be acting and it seems like she's really close to her family too. I am really rooting for Amanda Bynes also to somehow get her life together because I saw a TikTok of someone who met her and this was hours before the incident that sent her to the psych ward. Amanda sounded so sweet and self-aware to the point she actually was the one who told people around her to call for help. I am so convinced Dan Schneider had to have done something truly horrific to Amanda during her days on The Amanda Show, especially with everything Jeanette McCurdy and Alexa Nikolas have said about him.
Lindsay had to literally leave the Western world to regain her footing! Maybe doing so may help some of the other child actors who got fucked over by the industry!
First off, love your content.
In light of the release of "Quiet on Set", it may be appropriate to edit or redo this video.
yea
Hearing the Jake Lloyd situation is actually so sad. He spent a good amount of his childhood being bullied for simply acting in a movie. It doesn't shock me how he assaulted his mother either since he probably thought that since she pushed him into acting then the bullying is her fault. Truly a sad experience.
His mom clearly felt guilt too, she didn’t press charges
it's sad because as an adult you could probably see that all the bullying was from jealousy and hatred of themselves, people will do anything to cut a amazing/talented person down so they can feel superior.. I hope his experience on the movie isn't completely tainted, because it's such an awesome achievement to do what he did!
@@ihaylz Idk the story doesn't really make complete sense. Sure it is possible for people to do that. But it is more likely that he would be popular with the other kids and people would want to get on his good side and "be popular" by association. Probably there are pieces to this story missing.
That's not an excuse to beat your mother.... He shouldve been locked up for that and rehabilitated. Everyone has problems, but once you start taking it out on other people you become a danger to society and need to be removed until you can behave properly again
@@paulievespucci6867Absolutely not...
Being famous as a child movie actor doesn't at all mean you are going to be popular or cool or other people are going to want to hang out with you.
Also, it was considered a nerdy franchise, so it's not really the best limelight. AND there's the jealousy piece.
Being different is usually not a good thing in elementary school or high school.
Being on the radar is losing half the battle. Many child actors are homeschooled for exactly this reason.
They miss out on normal schoolyard activities, but they also miss out on the bullying.
Lol, so you think he is what, lying about being bullied and having a hard go in school? Because you can think of some magical rare scenario where kids don't suck as much as they do in real life? No.
I grew up on shows like That’s So Raven, The Amanda Show, & Drake & Josh. So seeing stuff like this is pretty heartbreaking.
The film industry can be really cruel & evil.
It’s just life man… we make decisions that lead us to different places…
@TJ Sells Exactly, just like how Judy had the choice to not be drugged and other children had the self restraint to not try something new and interesting to them like the drugs they were offered and the popularity they got 24/7
I recommend you dig a little deeper as this channel did some very superficial reading on the whole Drake Bell thing.
There's a really good RUclips video about the entire Drake & Josh show, pre and post airing.
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@@justsomekidthatsinfinitely7090 Have fun missing out!
Very unfortunate that those who made our childhoods better were forced into these circumstances. They really deserved better and I hope that future child stars are looked out for properly. I know there are many more than those listed here that deal with similar circumstances through being too famous, too young.
It's insane that Jake was bullied for his entire life, where as Ewen and liam have been regularly praised
Orlando Brown is one of the saddest child star stories. Had so much talent and potential. One drug arrest and Disney decides to end this man’s entire career.
Eddy is and still is my favorite character in That so Raven. He did a redemption arc already he is clean and honestly I would give him another chance if I were to cast him.
Agreed. I hope that through therapy and rehab he's able to have somewhat of a normal life again.
I do think he might be homeless too though.
Meanwhile ezrra miller:
@@DaBlaccGhost fr 😂😂😂 he got the gender fluid pass so Disney dont give af
@@WinterBoots15 what does disney have anything to do with ezra?
I’m so glad your thumbnail wasn’t accurate. Julianna Rose Mauriello (from LazyTown) has always been one of my favorites, but hadn’t looked her up in a few years and got worried.
(Oh and I looked her up and she seems to be doing VERY well: got her masters, works in pediatric occupational therapy, and has a healthy personal life, so still very happy for her!)
Lazy town is an Icelandic show, so it seems they have ethics over there compared to Hollywood.
See, I knew this already so was confused why she was on the thumbnail. It's really not on to put her up there as the implication alone is a huge disservice to how much she has thrived in life.Thanks for posting this up though, hopefully people will see it!
I'm low key kinda pissed that he clickbaited Stephanie from Lazy Town in the thumbnail. Like what the fuck
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@@teacup2849 thanks! Autocorrected on my phone. Will fix.
The shit these child actors went through as kids break your heart.
It really sucks that most child actors go through similar events like these
@@Zona984 And the ones that don't or went through it and came out OK are exceptions that prove the norm: Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Lisa Foiles, Mara Wilson, Macaulay Culkin, and Kenan Thompson come to mind.
Shame that Sunny had to resort to click-baiting one of his many videos, considering that the pink girl in the thumbnail is not even covered in this video, and a lot of people think she had a crappy life, but in reality she did not
Kids can be so cruel when it comes to convering up their own jealousy and insecurity smh
Kids are cruel, and I’m very in touch with my inner child
@@Mrbackblower Sundowner moment
Yes.
The fact that jake loyds mother didnt press charges, shows the love that moms have for their kids no matter what
I was thinking more like she felt guilty for letting him become a child star.
@@AfromanRants definitely a mothers love. I doubt she was thinking “I can’t believe I let him play in star wars!” When being beaten-up by her own son.
@@AfromanRants She probably thought doing that was good, making him a star and stuff, she was just ignorant like most people specially back in the day, not malicious.
It's her fault for not having him be home schooled. You'd think she hear about all the bullying complaints and take him out from public school.
@@noahshad09 idk, considering the whole reason he went off the handle was because he genuinely believed in the moment she ruined his life I’m not so sure. A mothers love isn’t enough to stop charges being pressed if she thought it wasn’t justified. Maybe it was the realization that if she’d just homeschooled him instead of letting the bullying happen through the entirety of his time at public school. Like she obviously knew the bullying was happening and yet she continued to send him to public school and I think that’s pretty messed up.
It's honestly sad to see these child celebrities grow up to ruin their reputations, these are the people that made our childhoods and seeing them throw their fame away is just heartbreaking to say the least
in a lot of cases the reason is because the fame was the thing that ruined their own childhoods.
It's even more sad when you realize that these kids never stood a chance. From an early age, they we forced into a mold of what they should be, and they're expected to fit into that mold for the rest of their lives. Then there's all the adults in power who just want to exploit them. It really doesn't surprise me that many of them turn to drugs and alcohol. I often hear that they're peer pressured into using substances by adults, sometimes even their employers.
Only a few of them threw their fame away. Most of them were actually prisoners and victims to their own fame.
@@dlr_rosa254 Sorry to hear this and the abuse that went with that.
Except in most of these cases, they're not throwing it away for nothing. More often than not it's because they have no other way to cope with all the bullshit they went through. The industry is terrible. If you want good insight to how bad it was, just with Nickelodeon alone, read I'm Glad My Mom Died. Jennette McCurdy is an excellent writer and her story alone is heartbreaking but also so many other nick stars have come out and told similar stories. Hell the Victorious cast was constantly wasted, and that was when they were underage. I will always love the shows that made my childhood but I"m more upset that there isn't enough being done to protect child stars so that they don't have to go through this, because it's not their fault that they turn out the way they do, and then all we do is fail them as children and mock them as adults.
Judy Garland's life was literally just a constant punch directly in the stomach for her. The three men who played the tin man, the lion and the scarecrow bullied her on set because they were apparently jealous of her having the lead role (imagine grown men bullying a little girl - pathetic beyond the pale) and by the time she was a young woman in her 20s her mental health was already completely screwed up because of all the drugs they constantly fed her since she was a child so she wouldn't need to sleep and eat like a regular human being, all with the plan to make as much money as possible out of her then they discarded her like an old tissue.
Then she dies alone, far from home. It's brutally sad and I hope she's someplace now where she is safe and happy in the great beyond.
She was also propositioned by the midgets on the set......
Apparently Garland's only friend and protector on set was the Wicked Witch Of The West actress (I think her name was Margaret Hamilton).
Enemies on screen, friends off it.
As someone who is diagnosed with bipolar I, I can tell you it's so easy to spiral, especially during mania. you need support and people to ground you or you'll always go over the deep end. I've learned to never go along with my first idea during mania, it's often ended poorly. This is why I'd literally never try any drug even once, which includes prescription pain killers, cause the potential for addiction is significantly higher. I feel for Amanda Bynes.
My heart goes to you. I have type 2 and that’s hard enough
Judy Garland's case is really sad for me because unlike other actors and actresses that turned to drugs and alcohol because of the fame and money, she basically had that life forced onto her from a young age to promote a "skinny" image and ruined her for the rest of her life
Diet and exercise. Not hard at all.
Really wish Macaulay Culkin was mentioned; Pressure from his father to appear in more movies, his father stealing the profit, suffering from heroin addiction, etc. The guy is in a much better place now, but his childhood was really sad
Ya he really got screwed over, by his own father at that... reminds me of Britney Spears
Everyone already knows about that one TBF
@@melbapeach162 I agree. But I think most people knew about Jake Lloyd, and he was still mentioned in the video. The video itself is great, but I just wish Culkin was mentioned as well
@@Teh_Random_Canadian got screwed over so badly that Chris Columbus made sure to vet the parents of every child actor in the first two Harry Potter movies to make sure they weren’t gonna be like Macaulay’s
Particularly feel bad for Jake Lloyd's story. I honestly forgot about him. It's sad now knowing how much he was bullied throughout his school life from being in a Star Wars movie when he was 9 or 10. Says a lot how hard it must've been for him knowing that he retired from acting just a few years later at 12. Sad.
Also Phantom Menance was a very good film. It has a lot of fighting scene in both land and space battles. Those fans are the scumbag toxic OT fans who also make Geogre Lucas gave up and sold Star Wars to Disney
Uh, I feel worse for Judy Garland being fed a diet of barbituates and meth from the studio when she was just 16 leading to a lifelong drug habit and a tragic end...next to that some kids making light-saber noises seems ridiculously trivial.
Thumbnailing Julianna Rose Mauriello for this video is clearly foul play. There is no story about her nor would there be any to tell.
Jake Lloyd was the most broken one, he was bullied so much that this caused him to go completely mad, and his sisters death drove him worse. I hope the best for him
Honestly I blame George Lucas. It was a terrible script first of all, and this poor kid was selected to be young Anakin/Darth Vader with basically zero acting experience whatsoever. If you watch some of the casting tapes, there were other kids competing for the role and one of them in particular was just a natural at it but George was like "Well, some people test well but don't necessarily translate to performing well" -- Jake Lloyd did none of those things. Then his family pimped him out to voice act in video games as well, squeezing as much out of the situation as possible. Of course, everyone for the most part hated Episode 1 and the only character people hated more in it was Jar Jar Binks, as far as being annoying and all. I think they set the kid up for failure, then you have an entire population of disappointed fans looking for anyone and anything to blame and suddenly you find out this kid actor is suddenly your classmate. If I had a nickel for every time someone most likely mockingly asked him "Are you an angel?" I'd probably be a multi-millionaire by now.
To add to the horror, Judy was also repeatedly groped by old men who worked with her on the Oz set. Some even grabbed her still immature chest, pressing and commenting how they're growing and that she would be a pretty lady one day. It was "normal" to have producers touch actors and actresses all over because of the power they had on your career.
Well that's horrifying. Sadly, I think said behavior just became more secretive and subtle after that era, rather than stopped entirely, if the likes of Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey are anything to go by. And lot's not forget that certain island too from the guy that supposedly off'd himself...
@@flarestorm9417 Who was it that Kevin Spacey groped?
@pushista9322 if you wish to know the full story, look up "dreading: crime and psychology Kevin Spacey"
@@pushista9322 A couple years ago he was accused of sexual assault by multiple men. He was found not guilty though, apparently.
It "was" normal and still is normalized, even more so nowadays in Hollyweird. Hollywood is heaven for pedophiles.
This gives a completely new context to the kids movie I learned to love... This is absolutely horrifying. They abused a 16-year-old kid and destroyed her life with "prescribed" drugs.
if Jake Lloyds life turned that way just from one role without even ill intent from the parents (as far as i know), can you imagine what those pageant girls under the abuse of egotistic parents are handling/handled in their childhood?
I loved lazytown so much as a kid, it was a great tv show for children as it teaches kids to stay healthy.
It was my childhood
@TommylnnitOfficialbot
I used to watch it in Spanish, it was amazing.
@its-timeBOOTTTTTTT
Wait, lazy town had a story? I just thought you just sat there wondering why you were feeling strange in your wiener
This is why being a celebrity is much more riskier than many people picture it to be. And it's troublesome for the crowd too since they don't know who the celebrity could really be.
Is it though? You get the bad cases here because there is no point saying someone is fine.
But many normal have tons of issues as well. I had crazy parents my sister is a mentally ill etc.
I am no celebrity. Shit happens to people.
Your voice is perfect for these kinds of videos
Why is the Lazy Town girl in the thumbnail? Last I heard, she’s living a happy normal life.
There's a rumor about her being arrested. Sunny probably deleted that part of the video because he couldn't verify it but didn't change the thumbnail.
THANK GOD!!!!!!!
The world already lost one part of that childhood and it ain’t ready to lose another!!!
It's what we call clickbait.
If you add Judy Garland, you have to include Mickey Rooney. The were child stars together and BFF's for the remainder of her life, and were basically experimented on with drugs in order to delay puberty.
"The only thing I did wrong was sing Over The Rainbow"... Damn man, that's hits... Because if she hadn't been changed forever by that role, maybe her life would've been different. I feel so sorry for her...
I was in the theatre back in 1998 when I was 14yrs old and after winning Best Young Actor at the Partington theatre festival I was chosen to do a bunch of auditions for upcoming acting roles for the BBC. I was immediately chosen to be the lead in a program after my first audition but after talking with the Producers and admitting that I smoked weed in my spare time they turned me down. I was absolutely devastated. I fell into addiction for a while but eventually got back on my feet.
Nowadays I see it as a blessing in disguise that I didn't continue my acting career because I definitely would have gone flying off the rails if I had earnt a decent chunk of money and become famous. I wouldn't have been able to handle it at all.
What’s sad is, you never hear from the parents of these child actors. They get famous for a time, and their life just falls apart and the parents are no where to be seen or heard of. I couldn’t live with myself if I pushed my kid into an industry that ruined their life.
4:48 bro needs a glass of water ASAP
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The story of child actor Bobby Driscoll was really sad. He was the only child of his family known for being in Song of the South and for the voice and model for Peter Pan in 1953 but shortly after the release of Peter Pan, his contract with Disney expired and he was more or less blacklisted from show business due to him getting older and him having acne. This resulted in Bobby dying on March 30th, 1968. Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers had a scarily accurate parallel with Driscoll's story for the backstory of Sweet Pete.
He played Jim Hawkins in my favourite rendition of treasure Island alongside Robert Newton as John Silver, really turns those happy memories bittersweet
how did him getting blacklisted result in death? i think some steps are missing there 🤔
@@agoogolofgeese Being blacklisted from show business did a lot of damage to Bobby as he didn't find major success in anything he did after being blacklisted and he was suffering from being an alcoholic.
@@theyakkomanguy7522 Eventually he died of drug overdose at the age of 30 which his mother didn't know until a few years later
"With her estate being worth only a measly $40,000"
I took that personally.
I had no idea Amanda was found roaming alone and vulnerable. Omg. That's so scary. I'm so glad no one terrible found her in that state. Oh these poor people, I wish them all the healing in the world.
@philion made a nice documentary about her life and her life has been pretty shitty according to it.
I met Jake at Star Wars Celebration 3, super cool guy, we talked about Jingle all the way. It’s so sad to see how crappy kids can be to each other.
Wish him nothing but the best.
The crazy thing about Judy Garland is that she was only 16 when she shot Wizard of Oz and I think the people around her had been giving her drugs since she was even younger than that. A lot of the people on this list made terrible decisions themselves, but Judy Garland was a child who was exploited by adults who should have cared for her.
It’s honestly so sad how they just completely destroyed Judy garland for the rest of her life it’s so gross and sad that’s why we should keep our kids out of that bs
Amanda Bynes was not just "found strolling through the streets naked", she was having a manic episode & ended up reaching out to people knowing she wasn't okay.
Its so sad what happened to Jake Lloyd. He essentially got bullied most of his childhood because A New Hope wasn't liked at the time of it coming out, and a lot of the blame ended up on him somehow. Theres video footage of the car chase on youtube somewhere, and its insane.
It wasn’t A New Hope, it was The Phantom Menace
Judy garland broke my heart 😢when she said “the only mistake I ever made was singing over the rainbow” they shouldn’t have been forcing a child to smoke cigs and take pills, thank goodness there’s laws about this kind of stuff now
The story about Judy is absolutely insane
Imagine prescribing a young girl drugs and starving her out just for a movie
As a kid I grew up hearing horror stories about the lives of older child stars and a majority from my generation went through the same nightmares. They were essentially robbed of their childhoods and deeply scarred in exchange for a few years of fame and wealth. I wouldn’t wish the life of a child celebrity on anybody.
It’s a sad trend that seems to never stop.
Being a celebrity isn't always what its said to be. What it means is that you have to be in the spotlight or be in the news. We don't know who is under the mask sometimes.
alot of ppl confuse being a celebrity with having money. Alot of ppl like celebs cus they have money but forget about the fame. You cant ever go back once you are one. No normal Target runs.. or walking around just shopping. Never
Poor Lloyd, imagine continuing on with life knowing that your entire career peaked when you were 10
I remember when I started finding out about Judy Garland's tragic life after seeing a behind-the-scenes documentary about The Wizard of Oz. Honestly, it makes the movie less enjoyable and seeing her early death and haggard physical state later on (due to all the drugs, smoking, etc. over the years) is a nightmarish contrast to what she could have gone on to become if not for all the terrible things she went through on the set of that movie and afterwards.
I stopped watching the wizard of Oz when I learned about how the studio treated her and basically turned her into an addict
Just read the original book, no need to watch a movie made by crappy unethical studio for easy money.
11:00 i mean yeah she pretty much didn’t do anything wrong herself. She didn’t prescribe herself the amphetamines at age 15. And everything she did was as a consequence of that addiction
judy garland's story is so tragic
while studying wizard of oz in one of my classes we learned that along with the mountain of drugs they were giving her, the other cast members treated her like absolute shit
What a great informational channel you have. Great video
I was wondering why the girl from LazyTown wasn’t covered since she’s in the thumbnail but saw a comment about her and she seems to be doing really well!
Shhhh, don't tell him that! He likes lying in his videos.
judy’s story is heartbreaking because its all due to the mistreatment of her from the very beginning. she didnt even stand a chance after the wizard of oz bent her out of shape with the cigarettes, diet (or lack thereof), and pills
I feel as if someone should’ve been punished deeply for this like the thought of children taking any pills makes me disturbed and sick, especially in the awful ones that you know never end well for most like wth
Jake Loyd really had a horrible life as a kid due to the toxic fans who’ve mistreated him all through out his life. It just goes to show how pathetic the fans are. Hope he’s doing okay and get the best recovery he deserves.
People thought Kelly Marie Tran (Rose Tico) and Ahmed Best (Jar Jar Binks) had it bad. But Jake Lloyd had it worse... much worse.
@Positive Contact what happened to her?
@@Mankey619 she was harassed by fans due to being different (if the reason for harassment it's not true then i don't know why they do it)
@@nutmatical1042 She was criticized for her poor voice acting. A minority went the extra mile and went for her ethnicity, which she of course took advantage of.
Those fans should be Order 66'd
So here's an update for Drake Bell. He's innocent. You see on the Ultimate Drake Bell RUclips channel there are videos where Drake tells his side of the story. Drake said he never did anything sexual or harmful to the girl and when Drake found out she was 15 he blocked her. But I like to think when she found out Drake was married at the time and had a son she wanted to get back at him and it caused her to accuse him of doing such questionable things. Drake then said if he didn't tell them his side of the story and plea guilty he wouldn't have been able to see his son Jeremy. He even said there false articles claiming he did things like sexual assault when in reality he did no such thing. Even if he did he wouldn't have been able to see his son and be sent to jail. He's currently making music on his channel and releasing a new album. Let's just hope that Drake is doing alright and maybe he'll get his life back on track
I had no idea Judy Garland's life ended up like that. That was painful and sad to watch. Hollywood is especially brutal to children.
Jennette McCurdy wrote a book about her time as a child actor and her abusive mother.
I can never forget her book title I'm Glad My Mom Died Dammmmmmm
I never imagined Judy garland suffered like that and was so mistreated in Hollywood. Truly heartbreaking. I love the Wizard of Oz movie since watching it as a kid in Nigeria in the 2000s but never imagined how bad it was for her. God rest her soul.
dude u need a podcast or something like dude i love your content i love this type of content. ❤
Strangers jealously and low self esteem really ruins other people’s lives.
- You forgot to mention that the damage and trauma and harm that the studio did to Judy Garland didn't even end with her, it carried over to her children. Liza Minelli got so messed up from losing her mother to drugs that she ended up on them herself to the point that even _Andy Warhol_ took note. 🤦
- It's always bad when child-actors get messed up by Hollywood who uses them and throws them away. It's also heart-breaking for the fans who _want_ them to be okay because they've developed parasocial relationships with them.
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“Imagine the worst possible verbal abuse”
Me: “Monkey balls”
Meanwhile, the adults who profited off of them and abused them are living comfy lives