Gary Oldman Apologized To Demi Moore For On-Set Behavior
May 3, 2025
He also admitted that he “romanticized” his addiction at the time, name-checking writers like F. Scott Fitzgerald and Dorothy Parker as he shared: “All my heroes were drinkers or opium addicts, and you get all misty-eyed about these poets and playwrights and actors who were big drinkers.””I used to sweat vodka,” Gary added. “It becomes such a part of you. My tongue would be black in the morning. I blamed it on the shampoo.””I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy, to be in the grip of it. It’s hell,” he concluded.
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