Hollywood's Addiction Problem | Documentary (Parts 1 & 2)

[@oceancat0450]

As someone who has addiction experience, not being able to get more substances, waiting on a dealer all day, actually helps people quit. Having an endless flow of money, a dealer everywhere *instantly* it’s not a surprise we lose so many celebrities.

[@misstekhead]

Very true. Waiting on your dealer for several hours to the point where you lose your job is pure misery and an exercise in outright embarrassment. There are no rules as far as customer service goes in an illegal drug market. Not to mention getting ripped off because the product’s underweight, overly cut, or outright bunk. I remember chasing a guy who took my money and literally ran. I chased him into a restaurant, out the back door, into rush hour traffic, ran after him inside of a busy bar where I lost track of him. I was so pissed I put the word out on the street about the guy and was willing to pay or buy anyone what they needed for information on him. I was a skinny, young woman willing to kill the guy. That’s how messed up addiction is. He reportedly was never seen again. Maybe he pulled that move again and finally got his comeuppance.

[@daniel213141]

Not having the means might compel some to seek sobriety. Or maybe compel others to steal to continue their misery.

[@SKYBLU4454]

Absolutely, I said that in a meeting recently: if I was rich, I'd be dead; it's only being broke that's keeping me alive.

[@djohanson99]

Your a dope fiend. So am I. The part you said,'waiting on a dealer all day'. I know that. I no longer have that problem, I live in a city. Got dope here 24x7

[@TheDeedeeFiles]

True

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

Too many people trying to get "there". Only to find there is no "there" there.

[@mikesullivan7153]

Bring back real heroin...fuck analogs and fentanyl

[@hoodhippychick]

So scary 😢

[@Armistead_MacSkye]

"There" is "there" in Jesus Christ.

[@girlbossdaily7601]

Deep

[@jeanniepetrov9934]

Well said

[@TiffASUgrad]

Many of them "died broke," because they were totally, financially taken advantage of.

[@SandyJoeKarpetz]

⁠@@ANSHLALWANI-gl2mrmanagers / agents / lawyers that skimmed money, parents of child stars that spent all their money before they had access to it, signing exploitive contracts, family / friends taking advantage of their relationships with them…. The examples go on and on

Small hats

[@clivebaxter6354]

sob sob

[@mjh5437]

Most are already broke when they first arrive,no difference.

[@__berichh5375]

Yes

[@wonderingsoul8021]

Im a recovering addict and i lived a normal life. I cant imagine if i were in Hollywood, i woulda definitely fell into addiction there as well. I am so grateful for being clean since June 2, 2017.

[@Lifeisabeautifulbitch]

Good on you man. Keep it up. I'm trying...

[@debbieoneal-qd5tb]

You lived a normal life during your addiction? Never heard of that before.

[@greeneyes9310]

I'm also a recovering addict I was a gymnast and got addicted to pain meds ives been sober since 2013 and it's a struggle every day especially when I still deal with extreme pain but I won't go back because I have kids and grandkids to live for

[@michaeljohnston4459]

A lot of these deaths are very suspicious. If they know you're an addict, and you're a problem, it sure makes for a great alibi.

[@ulfanfinneriksen4643]

Pretty deadly if you get addicted to hard drugs and are rich asf.

[@crankypantsmcduff]

Addiction does not care who it picks on.

[@tomf4087]

It's not even about drugs or substances. It's about the behaviours and thought processes addiction causes. Millions are addicted to smartphones, the Internet and apps and social media. Most are in denial about how much its affecting their lives and worse, children's lives.

[@sherylstory7809]

Exactly just cause they are stars addiction can happen to anyone they only make more money than the average person they still have demons

[@whocares4464]

💯 doesn't know age, race, geography or anything it will take whatever it can from whoever will allow it! Addiction sucks

[@ciaraskeleton]

This! I hear so many people saying 'addicts are just weak minded' and I find that so ridiculous given the number of exceptionally strong, talented, beautiful, intelligent people who end up in an addiction cycle. And people who say 'but I'll never be an addict' are always the ones who end up severe addicts, hating themselves.

[@whatsboredom9133]

Doesn’t make the user a victim.

[@crookedfingersgirl7356]

Judy Garland and what meyer did to that tiny lil CHILD. Heinous.

[@richardmorris7063]

Most freely admit to alcohol but fail to mention the drugs.

[@karinababy6557]

Alcohol is a drug, one of the roughest drugs

[@sharong8511]

Alcohol is a socially acceptable drug of choice for many people which is why they will admit they drink. Drugs? Not so much. Being a functional addict is possible although you can’t get away with it for long unless you are extremely disciplined. Alcohol is an acceptable choice for say, police officers off duty whereas using heroin or cocaine is not. Underneath it is still six of one, a half dozen of the other.

[@karenhampton-v9s]

Alcohol is the worst!

[@LindaBartkowiak]

Well, my partner died in 2011. He did both. It's hard to watch people like that and not easy to live with rich people to me buy them like sweets and as you say drugs don't care about who you are money or not .

[@susiefairfield7218]

It’s a killer combo

[@themomofbeauties0322]

Addiction doesnt discriminate. And looks different on everyone

[@ranjitverdi5702]

Explain 🤔 please.

[@hwoods-kg1jf]

@@ranjitverdi5702 they did. As simply as possible.

[@HausOfAdonis]

Alcohol is the most socially acceptable form of drug, followed by weed

[@katiedickson0820]

I’m an addict to opiates, meth, and booze. Sober 6 years now. One of the biggest roots of addiction is child abuse/sa or trauma. Every other addict I knew had a trauma that happened they didn’t know how to cope with. And then when you’re in your addiction you are an easy target for further abuse or trauma which just fuels the need to cope or numb. It alters your brain chemistry and messes with your way of thinking and seeing things, making it harder to see a way out. I’m lucky i got out with my life, saw people overdose and lost friends and family.

[@Dash829]

Stay strong

[@eduardorodriguez-zb4ci]

Well said

[@Sassyitalian2-bEEch]

These Hollywood producers and directors are harming these kids and they need to be stopped!

[@brunalino]

im so happy for you! congratulations for every single minute :)

[@magikindian]

Every single human on this planet has childhood trauma. We don't see the entire population using booze and narcotics as their excuse.

[@RachelleLove81]

Some people use drugs because they think it helps them "tap" into creative abilities. It takes becoming strug out to realize you were actually at your best sober. I speak from experience...

[@KittyLabelle]

Absolutely !

[@renegadetherapper]

Seeing Ben like that was heartbreaking. Dude really looked like he was at death’s door…… Jennifer was such a sweetheart for trying her best to be there for him during such a dark time. As the daughter of an alcoholic, that was tough to watch. Brings back some tough memories…… alcoholism really needs to be treated like any other illness. Addicts get treated like monsters & jokes when they are so, so ill.

[@holcrav4880]

@@renegadetherapper I’m a drug addict. In the past few years I got close to someone who is an alcoholic. Wow. I don’t wish that on my worst enemy. I didn’t know that their blood has a certain percentage of alcohol in it. It gets used to that amount and then needs that amount to stay alive. Anyone who can make it out from under that monkey on their back is a true superhero. To me anyway. Makes what I’m dealing with seem like a damn birthday party… during the time that I have known this guy my niece got in trouble for Percs, went to jail, then prison, then a year and a half of drug court. THEN she started drinking. She went from zero to acute chronic pancreatitis in 2 years. TWO YEARS! She drank that 99 bananas . I don’t drink but someone told me it’s much higher proof than just whiskey. The doctor told her that if she ever drinks again she will die. So she switched out addictions and is now on meth ruining her life. But at least she still has a life to ruin I guess. Smh. I went to jail too and 16 mos of drug court which came with intense probation supervision where I’m from. I thought I learned a lot of good coping skills etc. was clean for 5 years. But one day it felt like a freight train hit me out of nowhere and before I knew it I had made the call and got a bag delivered to me at work. All that before I really even realized what I had done and the 5 years of sobriety I had wasted. Only after that did I find out I had been triggered. I had heard the word before but that’s it. You would think someone would have spent a little time teaching us about triggers in 2 hour sessions four times a week for a year and a half of counseling and MRT…nope. Had I known to watch out for my specific triggers I really believe I could have avoided that (now 8 year) setback..

[@mochimochi7669]

Her asking the paparazzi to give them some space was really sad. People think because celebrities are rich that they are good targets to mock. Mental health issues and addiction are rough no matter who you are. I hope your parent is ok and that you are healing from the trauma.

[@oama2009]

This is Hollywood, this is your neighborhood, this is your church, this is your school, this is humans.

[@mason96575]

"your church" lmao... Those people are the most toxic out there. If you go to / have "a church" that can be called "your church", you are already involved in an immoral, unethical, hateful, and disgusting behaviors and beliefs that you have normalized... At that point, drugs should not even worry you- you have a lot more to deal with

[@Roses_777]

Beautiful wording❤

[@nfbconnect]

Hillsong actually trafficks drugs for it's young parishioners

[@charsiu_808]

Addiction does not discriminate.

[@MiddlePath33]

The reason these people wanted to be famous to begin with is the same reason they become addicts. They have a hole and they are trying to fill it. These people should not be our idols.

[@dianetersigni7359]

👏👏

[@mjh5437]

Most of them get all their holes filled on a regular basis.

[@doriangray7723]

They worship the creation over the creator. Go read Romans' chapter one. Commandment #2 is all about Idolatry. You can read it for self.

[@debbieoneal-qd5tb]

Amen

[@susiefairfield7218]

The party impulse is a very subversive impulse. I mean, you know, a lot of artists have too much integrity to sell their art as a brand; but who has so much integrity that they would turn down a party?

[@jakemanning1442]

Why did I cry like 20 times watching this omg the narrator is so respectful and understanding

[@Roses_777]

Be alright baby❤. Hugs hugs hugs

[@JonathanCoates89]

looks like you answered your question in your question

[@OscarP-t1z]

BECAUSE You're a NUT❤?

[@cheesecakefan4880]

If you arent addicted to an illicit drug you could be addicted to RX and OTC. My father was addicted to Tylenol PM, and Nyquil. Some ppl are addicted to media, shopping, porn, sex, caffeine, religion SO many possibilities. There are not many ppl not addicted to Something is my point so never Judge. Never Judge

[@VeeVeeLL3Gemini]

Food

[@cheesecakefan4880]

@@VeeVeeLL3Gemini Yep

[@spicnspan981]

Exactly! So many people seem to miss this factor, it gets lost under all the other addictions such as drugs. What about sugar? Rarely do you hear about the dangers of sugar. That’s been my addiction for way too long many years now, coke. It’s just as addictive as anything else on this list yet very rarely spoken about or acknowledged.

[@cheesecakefan4880]

@@spicnspan981 I never let my kids drink soda growing up. Its like Crack

[@mijuajua4820]

Truth!😢

[@wexfordgirl1]

This was brilliant.. Well written and the clups well chosen and edited together. Thank you.

[@FeminizedPodcast]

Loved the way this was edited and composed, also, very empathetic & thought provoking ❤🎉

[@readdeeply9278]

This was so nicely done, thank you! As Hollywood and its notion of fame dies, we are listening to its last gasps.

[@CourtneyMBell1992]

Im 32 years old been dealing with addiction since i was 15!!! My DOC.. anything that makes me feel good. Im stable on medication but even then....there is absolutely nothing pretty about the cycle!! Having a dual diagnosis (addiction and mental health issues.) is so overwheling. I pray for anyone actively in addiction. You arent alone!! And it gets better

[@Spiralclarity]

I pray it gets better 🙏. Glad you are doing well.

[@stevensocher852]

I used to get high in the porta potties and the occasional trailer just to get through the day... And I was just an extra... They call the lighting guys juicers...and not because of electricity....

[@rodkirkbride2230]

Thats mad!

[@mochimochi7669]

That’s really sad. Hollywood isn’t as glamorous as people used to believe. Having to get high just to go to work is brutal. I hope you are doing better now.

[@FroschBube]

​@@mochimochi7669Except if you have ADHD. 😅

[@27273100]

@@mochimochi7669 -- Hollywood never was glamorous. It's nothing but a death trap for whomever steps in. Ever since it came into existence.

[@SheRamanoodles-kf7jt]

My late husband lived in Los Angeles from 18 til 25ish and he saw so much addiction in the industry specifically the lighting guys lol... Why the lights?.... He surmised to hold a boom fora long time the drugs maybe helped.

[@whocares4464]

Monroe and many others lives appeared glamorous but it was a glamorous cage they were in!!! It's so sad how these people are treated

[@doriangray7723]

We are all in the world. We all have our trials and tribulations. We don't have to be of the world and conform to it. I am also a sinner but acknowledge God's commandments and what Christ did for the world. Yes, I had to repent of my sins, turn from them, and do my best to abide in God's ways.

[@DontAsk-x6v]

They went looking for fame it didn't go looking for them. I don't feel bad for anyone other than child actors and child singers but the adults I couldn't careless.

[@mandyclark6602]

@@DontAsk-x6vWow....gotta love that compassion. I wonder who will care for you......I suspect no one as you don’t seem to care for anyone but yourself. Kindness costs nothing but means everything

[@Seeker12x12]

Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on us and our world ☦ 🙏 🌍 🙏✝️

[@drtobiasfunke11]

Funny

[@BlackCat-nv5sf]

@@drtobiasfunke11your fn hilarious. I’m sure you don’t like being disrespected so don’t disrespect others for their faith or anything that makes them different from you.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

So agree ❤

[@DontAsk-x6v]

Amen❤

[@Armistead_MacSkye]

Maranatha! Soon!

[@dragonclaws9367]

So sad. So many talented and tortured people.

[@drtobiasfunke11]

Hahaha … so sad You dance with the devil and you get burned

[@TiffASUgrad]

Oprah has her own addictions!

[@crookedfingersgirl7356]

Oh she openly vocalized her use of freebase crack right on her show!!!!

[@crookedfingersgirl7356]

Mammon! Acquiring Land!

[@keySkullghost]

She’s a handler. Disgusting

[@USAngel4u2]

small children

[@myredpencil]

Addicts can recognize other addicts.

[@Dovelunalove]

i have an addiction to food, (starving myself from it) so i feel for celebs w all eyes on them. alot of addiction is about feeling in control,taking power back and that’s understandably is what these celebs are after. i couldn’t imagine the pressure.

[@rosanna5515]

We keep feeding the black hole with starvation. Our black hole can be filled only by our determination to accept ourselves as we are, understand that we are needed in the Universe, that we are self-sufficient, strong, and WORTHY OF OUR OWN LOVE. Please, Friend, seek help and guidance--these may be professional or as close as a friend who has been present with you. Sending you serenity, joy, and the hope of healing...it does exist🌟💛🌻☀

[@Jasmine215100]

I felt so sorry for young Miss Anissa Jones, the child star from the 1960s who died of some type of overdose!

[@smuckersmurfbarnes9932]

Buffy❤😢

[@KittyLabelle]

Heroin.

[@amyludwig8685]

Heartbreaking.. With so much wealth, a person loses touch with reality even without drugs.. and there's this idea that, since money means everything to so many, they shouldn't suffer because they have money.. or that they don't have anything to suffer from.. They say, the opposite is addiction is connection.. God bless us all. 🙏🏼

[@martinmunnelly5532]

You want total control of somebody it's very easy . Just get them addicted to something ANYTHING then control access to said addiction. You will have complete control of mind and body

[@OliviaHacking-kf7px]

martinmunnell - CIA obsession of total control and surveillance of people since the 60's. Drugs was their tool. Blackmail their game.

[@Trouble_Bubble36]

Ew

[@Pazaluz]

Yes, things like money, social media also fall under that

[@tinathompson3133]

Layne Staley was also a great loss to the world and music

[@lisakoerth1125]

Yes

[@highlovevibration]

one of my favorites, he was beautiful too.

[@user-dq2ym1nn9k]

love layne

[@doriangray7723]

You could not name them all. I am just speaking to those who are public figures from government people to entertainment folks. The list is long.

[@cmaden78]

Oh my God yes. That whole story its just fn heartbreaking. He was so talented and such a gentle caring dude( from what I've read) we truly lost someone who brought light and joy into so many people's lives, my own included ❤✨🖤✨

[@kswonder28]

Great documentary... a nice flow and I loved the clips. Most, I'd never seen before. Thank you!

[@dorinda4ever]

I left hollywood over 18 years ago. I was taken hostage in my own home...sickening place..however..I survived and all these years later I look at the beautiful good times there and not focus on the SA, Fire of my home or the bullet I still have by my eye in my head from my kidnapper who took me hostage. 😢 I was not a drug addict or alcoholic..but I was a rising star. Happy I survived and moved. Though the beaches and mountains are gorgeous ❤.

[@gjxo9800]

So sorry this happened to you but I take my hat off to you for choosing to see some beauty in the world after the injustice. 🌳 🙏🏼 🕊️

[@dorinda4ever]

@@gjxo9800 very kind words..thank you much 👏 🙏

[@shannon603]

Ppl accept alcoholics but judge addicts and mistrust them. Drinking is normal to many but end up worse off in the end in alot of cases. We all fall short and deal with mental issues. Some of us move forward and Some people will succumb to it.

[@susanjoseph2380]

I used pot all my life ended up with a heart problem and asthma at 74. I have smoked for 1 year and a half.❤ I fell much better with medicine from my Dr.❤❤❤❤

[@MariaIsabelBonanno-o6b]

Cobain..always was openly..sincere 🌹

[@rodkirkbride2230]

Too open.

[@MariaIsabelBonanno-o6b]

@@rodkirkbride2230 Yeah ..faking is the worst crime

[@dondamon4669]

What's with the .... And Kurt Cobain wasn't honest about his drug use, he denied it at first and then later on he said he got clean but he had to lie ,they took his child away! I'm a massive Nirvana fan since 91 btw and to me Cobain is the biggest loss to music for me, more then Morrison, Hendrix,Jones,joplin,etc etc Cobain by far was most talented

[@rockinmama007]

Alcohol is evil ! A good man's demise. You'll do anything drunk.

[@lenny6118]

😢

[@TiffASUgrad]

Those interviewers are so disgustingly-exploitative!

[@ghoststarstalk]

'This is a culture adapted to chaos.' Excellent quote!

[@beverlyledbetter4906]

Monroe was murdered!😒

[@sissy4506]

As was Whitney Houston

[@XevLexa]

Yes!

[@ButterFlyGoddess]

So Was Whitney😑

[@LexNuno]

I agree so was Whitney But that doesn't change the fact that they still struggled with drug addiction

[@nastashavalentinodefranco2990]

Whitney overdosed

[@mikeyg6631]

That is the first time I ever saw The Michael Jackson commercial with his head on fire. I'm 48 and a kid from the 80s and they never showed what happened.

[@missdezimichele]

Same here, and I'm 35. Who we need to thank, Edward Snowden?!

[@TheVerosyv]

You forgot one addiction. Ive read so many stories, of regular people and of celebs, that "get happy and healthy", by going to rehab and starting a ..... weight loss journey. Oh. I called out a local newspaper article for quoting the person, "Ive lost 70 kgs but I will loose the rest too!" - what rest??? She was perfectly within a so called healthy range. Why do we praise being under that? If you still see weight to loose, talk to someone!!! When you see celebs going from "I do drink and smoke when recording an album" to looking like a camp survivor - this is clearly moving their addiction over to something that GETS PRAISED. Over-exercise gives a high, as all self harm. And again, the comfort and company of "club life" gets replaced by "gym life", BUT YOU ADD PRAISE. More photos, more attention, this must be good, right? Im hiding my pain on the threadmill. I bet you they overeat to combat the starvation diets they go on. And oh boy that's a high as well. Way too many gastric bypass victims, I mean, patients, start drinking when their over-eating isnt possible. Wow so thin and happy you look now!!! Great success! WE ALL NEED TO LOOK LIKE THIS SO WE ALL CAN BE ADDICTS TOGETHER AND BE HAPPY AND PRETTY.

[@C.kirk1287]

As a recovering addict myself.. you’ve done a phenomenal job at separating the person from the celebrity and soo many people are hurting, in pain and struggling and not knowing how to ease it.. but fortunately for the average person we don’t have to contend with the world judging us! May those who’ve lost their battle with recovery find the peace they were seeking in this life and hopefully God’s grace was afforded to them 😔🙏🏽

[@camillablack1273]

This is so well done. Amazing work.!

[@tiportangeles2696]

I really like your channel. Very informative! Thank you for all the time you took to make this video.

[@crazyralph6386]

Oh the irony seeing Lady Gaga plead to the cackling hens on The View, to be “kinder”? 😂

[@Camille_Anderson]

She is on video many, many times over slating others & then praising them later! She is such a hypocrite with a vicious rabid fan base. Not as big now, though, she isn't as popular.

[@howlinwulf]

​@@Camille_Andersonsomething bad wrong with that girl.

[@cmaden78]

You know we don't have to like Gaga or her music, but we should all respect her for telling hard truths about her own issues and mistakes. She didn't have to. She has enough $ she could've just glossed over it. But she didn't. That takes guts.

[@cmaden78]

​@Camille_Anderson oh? I didn't know that.

[@MollyBeenie]

​@@cmaden78she's seriously evil

[@bootsy70]

A great documentary - thank you.

[@sharondamillner7254]

Very much just shows how vulnerable all people can be

[@daniellesweetsinlopez6769]

Very well laid out, and awesomely presented. Keep doing this you have a talent , and you can hold an audience 👍

[@Kaufonme]

Most of these people were murdered and it was made easy to cover up because of their known addictions.

[@slartibartfast7921]

Exceptional piece of work.

[@angelaphilpott9563]

It seems to me that once they get famous enough & encouraged to indulge, their life insurance will be a substantially large profit to the people around them? Then they seem doomed to this outcome 😢…. & way Too many people are right there by them & ready to profit from their deaths 😮😮😮😮it’s very sad industry

[@bobbicatt]

As a person who works in addiction within the Malibu area…I can tell you that Hollywood just makes it all worse. Being in the “buisness” is the least healthiest career .

[@richardgithens1960]

Excellent writing! Well done.

[@madderRed]

This hit hard and deep.😢

[@slejafhrf08]

Who would have thought that out of Lindsay Lohan, Paris Hilton and Britney Spears, that Paris and Lindsay would end up being normal and Britney is a mess.

[@sharonjones9248]

Lindsey wasn't normal she was strung out and a drunk

[@slejafhrf08]

@@sharonjones9248 I meant now. She's sober, got married, had a baby and has returned to acting.

[@mritzs5142]

Normal?

[@ct6852]

They took a break when Britney should have. She had to keep going.

[@gonnadanceagain]

And in 2024, here we are with Ms. Oprah having to go to the hospital for her use of a weight loss DRUG.

[@twinsweare2]

This documentary is excellently done. Bravo!

[@TiffASUgrad]

Fergie is "lesser-known?!" Who hasn't heard of Fergie & The Black Eyed Peas?!

[@mmmuuuuuuuuiiiiiiiiirrrrr]

Who? Naw, I'm playing. You're right.

[@ladybug4207]

I think he meant child actor​@@mmmuuuuuuuuiiiiiiiiirrrrr

[@mmmuuuuuuuuiiiiiiiiirrrrr]

@@ladybug4207 I never knew she was a child actor, truly.

[@AYAKXSHI]

Most people don’t know who they are if we being honest

[@leiakiki]

I really didn’t know that she was a child star, I think that’s what he meant.

[@natmarie8227]

"a puppet with a bad habit" OOF that line hit me hard damn

[@jeanschofield4790]

You’re a super dope writer (no pun intended) if you are who creates this narrative. I’ve never commented before on anything on KZbin but your word placement and analogies are phenomenal, you would write a great book. Well done my guy

[@Jillian-Jill]

Great video! 👍 The eerie background music creates a great atmosphere! 👌

[@barbaraking7069]

😂😂😂😂Oprah is a ring leader.

[@mjh5437]

She`s a truly revolting creature.

[@Luckimee]

She really did a bump in court

[@crankypantsmcduff]

I thought that when it happened

[@PatriciaJeanNC]

👀

[@mmmuuuuuuuuiiiiiiiiirrrrr]

Who did?

[@holcrav4880]

Amber Heard

[@herelieskittythomas3726]

Oh that's the most ridiculous thing I Amber Turd. I'm kidding, ya that happened.

[@sarah.j.777]

3:42 "the two shared such a similar fate.. as if it was destined. or planned." damn right.

[@magrend2]

Whether willingly open. Or openly caught. Well said. It’s sad to think of anyone in addiction. People who survive whilst still actively in addiction are lucky to survive. However there’s a notion that they have ‘got away’ with it. So there is usually a next time. Two hugely famous and successful actors come to my mind. Robin Williams who bravely overcame his addiction but sadly died of a different disease. However he worked the AA programme which at least gave him some time. Anthony Hopkins has been sober for decades now. He too works the twelve steps. He openly talks about this to support other alcoholics. Overall I think that the pressures associated with fame plus the availability of their weapons of choice makes individuals vulnerable. Thanks for this content.

[@TasteTestTitan]

Sometimes the people we love that cannot overcome their addictions we ask God to just take them.

[@Mskaytee]

This was so good!!

[@screamoguy100]

Hattie McDaniel was the first black woman ever nominated for an Oscar....which she won.

[@jntd4160]

👏Bravo! So well done.....thank you! 🙏 I can't wait to see, and listen to so much more. 💞From Michigan

[@drifter61]

Very well made video my dude, spoke with respect and an understanding of what kind of monster addiction can be.

[@LexNuno]

Glad i found your channel! I really enjoy your content

[@gdcat777]

Judy Garland did not die alone, she was with Mickey Deans. She got up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night and he found her dead the next morning.

[@vincentlussier8264]

Hollywood sucks and fame sucks!

[@amandareid5592]

Britney shaved her hair because everyone was always telling her her hair was beautiful and she hated herself after all that trauma the paps coz most of it following them around or giving them space it’s sick

[@TiffASUgrad]

Come on now- Marilyn did Not "take too much." That's why there were no capsules in her stomach. They gave the sedatives to her rectally.

[@USAngel4u2]

Actually, in the center of her eye's pupil. No technology in 1963 to detect that damage.

[@melissadowning-george9535]

Her autopsy is easily found on the net. She did have evidence of drugs In her rectum.

[@lisakoerth1125]

Yes they did

[@lisakoerth1125]

Probably both​@@USAngel4u2

[@tuxitalk1World]

I couldn't get over the fact that writer Dorothy Killgallen was going to go public with facts she said she had about Marilyn Monroe, and she was found dead of an overdose. She had been on "What's My Line?" the night before and was not suicidal.

[@wonderingsoul8021]

Drug addiction killed my moms mom, my ex husband, many friends and people i went to school with. My mom died of cancer 5weeks ago but also struggled with addiction up until the day she died. We didnt know, until we found things going through her belongings after she died. Now im stuck with so many un answered questions. Praying for everyone who is still sick n suffering in active addiction.

[@Fieken1977]

It must be very hard to deal with when you lost so many friends & family to addiction 😢 especially your Mother, you didn't know she was addicted, people can hide this secret very good.. Out of guilt & shame? Hope you can get some answers about your mom, so you find some peace and move on with your live. And make sure you don't fall into addiction to take away the pain. Big hug for you from Belgium... grtz from sofie

[@Sawdust5764]

Abundance with lack of purpose leads to indulgence

[@MaryPetrauskas-z1g]

Fantastic documentary 🎉🎉🎉

[@whitneywheeler86]

Excuse me, but Robyn DID NOT introduce Whitney to drugs. If anything she tried to help her! Whitney Houston's brothers were her own sit down haters! They introduced her to drugs! 💯💯💯💯

[@888meenbeeby]

Very well done docu Its not just the celebs that get swept up in the ‘culture’. Production, backstage, tech, all of it is a swirling pool of got to stay away, got to go to that meet & greet, got to be up early and work late, after hours party, the networking and more networking Got to stay young and hip, otherwise no jobs It goes deep and not too many exits to get off that ride

[@toddlarue3975]

Drugs are everywhere. They don’t discriminate. Where I live I’ve run into a lot of people who do drugs. People with $$$. People with little money and important people.

[@ArmaniTVWK]

“Deny, until the truth becomes a funeral” 😮

[@antoniosantiago22]

God daaaeeem, great doc...unplanned enjoyment

[@Mkap539]

Your videos are so well done! I really enjoy your channel. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@Michelle-Williams-Melbournite]

This is such a great clip

[@lesliewoolnough7871]

If someone goes to become wealthy they probably wanted to help people set out with a good intention, good intention paved the way and loneliness leads to drugs and drinking, mentorships can help prevent bad things from happening

[@theJadedLady420]

Excellence on every level. Thank you 👏❤️

[@mykelcohen]

What union do you know that does not drug test regularly? Just this one.

[@lethrbear32]

I'm so proud of Robert Downey Jr.

[@djquinn11]

Yes, for sure. He was way out there and recovered. An example for others struggling with addiction.

[@rosanna5515]

A true and brilliant illustration of will and desire. RDJ's monumental talent surely helped his determination.

[@TiffASUgrad]

Daaaaaamn! If looks could kill (RDJ to interviewer)! 😤

[@keySkullghost]

This interview was a press stop for a film…that “look” was a clear conversation for the “journalist” to get back on subject. You’ll notice he also looks directly at the producer as a final warning. Not a fan of celebrity, but RDJ wins that one.

[@Fia-l9z]

No judgement, recover sooner than later much love 2 all.

[@user-jo3pt1pt4w]

Really great documentary. Thank you so much for sharing ❤

[@__berichh5375]

Great point about the consumer becoming the influencer

[@sandpiper1665]

Excellent doco!! Thankyou ✌️🩷🇦🇺🙃

[@ronalddesiderio7625]

Good video format. Straight forward not agenda driven. Just the facts . You have my subscription 👍🏾

[@giaparmer]

Once you start getting a hotel room to use, alone, that’s a dark place to be in. I just finished the buy side by turney duff and that’s where so many addictions with a few dollars lead.

[@sharondamillner7254]

@UNWENE great story, I mean, truth telling

[@mandysim4315]

River phonex was murdered with drugs. Ask flea from hot chilli peppers what happened

[@Imjustsaying1966]

I asked him, didn’t know what I was talking about.

[@DianaSwett]

Addiction is the devil. I've lost ao many.