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Topic History of: Micheal Barrymore
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Honey |
Patricia Moss wrote:
"He sounds drunk because of the medication he takes."
Probably. He could have redeemed himself many times but the goings on at the party and the constant maligning by the Lubbock family have ensured Barrymore is all but out for the count.
`Indeed. It doesnt rule out drunkenness as well, obviously. |
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Green Man |
Rick wrote:
Honey wrote:
Green Man wrote:
Rick wrote:
Green Man wrote:
I agree with Barrymore, that the media can take you take you down with unproven allegations. How Micheal Barrymore ever got so famous is beyond me. I have my theories on the Stuart Lubbock case, I suppose everyone does.
I have no idea about his early career. However, I only saw him on crappy game shows and other pieces of trash TV. I never understood the light entertainment format.
Fair play to him, rubbish programmes made him a very rich man, I always thought he had very little talent. That talent got him accolades in which are only worth scrap value.
www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture/news-wha...er-comes-fire-online
Barrymore started out as a warm-up man. He was awful at it. They say if you can fake sincerity you've got it made. Well, he seemed able to fake warmth.
His interaction with audiences was exceptionally good - he seemed genuinely able to engage with elderly women, little kids, posh people, 'common' people, etc etc. That's what made his otherwise godawful 'people' shows work very well.
The weird thing was, as soon as he came out, all of that seemed to disappear just like that. I don't know if it was the drink or the drugs or just reality, but it was a jarring change - and very much pre-Lubbock. Suddenly he seemed cruel, nasty and aggressive. He treated his ex-wife, who'd made him, like dirt - ridiculed her in public when she was there in person to endure it. He did a theatre show where he went through a woman's handbag and really humiliated her - the absolute opposite of how he'd been previously.
That's what wrecked his career, IMHO, not the news coverage.
Never knew that Rick, to me he was a gameshow host not an entertainer. I did notice post Lubbock he was full of deflection and me,me,me.
If he showed compassion and co-operated he would of won the public over.
If he said something like 'A man died at my house, no doubt foul play was involved. I like to know who did it'
If he hid evidence or drugs the police be interested in evidence and the poor Lubbock bloke not the drugs.
He would of gotten a fine for the drugs or forced to do community service.
No one cares who is gay.
He claims to be sober but every time he is being interviewed he sounds legless or high as a kite.
He sounds drunk because of the medication he takes.
And he used to sound drunk because of the alcohol he took. It's a total myth that the Lubbock affair finished his career. Go back and look at the timeline, see the reports - he was out of control as soon as he came out. He cut ties with everyone who'd kept his on-screen persona under control, he went completely off the rails. Look on YouTube at his British Comedy Awards appearances, where he'd get up on stage, have no idea what to do and ended up smashing monitors to look 'edgy' because he had no real comic ideas in his head. ITV didn't want him once he came out. He was clearly in huge mental trouble and they just let him wreck his own career because it saved them the trouble. Lubbock, poor sod, was collateral damage.
Cocaine will do that Rick. When he came out I was like "Who actually cares?"
I do agree with you Patricia, I did have a family friend who liked his style. If co-operated with the fuzz and the public, there would of been a different outcome.
He looked very shady with Piers Morgan and was full of narcissism. |
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Rick |
Honey wrote:
Green Man wrote:
Rick wrote:
Green Man wrote:
I agree with Barrymore, that the media can take you take you down with unproven allegations. How Micheal Barrymore ever got so famous is beyond me. I have my theories on the Stuart Lubbock case, I suppose everyone does.
I have no idea about his early career. However, I only saw him on crappy game shows and other pieces of trash TV. I never understood the light entertainment format.
Fair play to him, rubbish programmes made him a very rich man, I always thought he had very little talent. That talent got him accolades in which are only worth scrap value.
www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture/news-wha...er-comes-fire-online
Barrymore started out as a warm-up man. He was awful at it. They say if you can fake sincerity you've got it made. Well, he seemed able to fake warmth.
His interaction with audiences was exceptionally good - he seemed genuinely able to engage with elderly women, little kids, posh people, 'common' people, etc etc. That's what made his otherwise godawful 'people' shows work very well.
The weird thing was, as soon as he came out, all of that seemed to disappear just like that. I don't know if it was the drink or the drugs or just reality, but it was a jarring change - and very much pre-Lubbock. Suddenly he seemed cruel, nasty and aggressive. He treated his ex-wife, who'd made him, like dirt - ridiculed her in public when she was there in person to endure it. He did a theatre show where he went through a woman's handbag and really humiliated her - the absolute opposite of how he'd been previously.
That's what wrecked his career, IMHO, not the news coverage.
Never knew that Rick, to me he was a gameshow host not an entertainer. I did notice post Lubbock he was full of deflection and me,me,me.
If he showed compassion and co-operated he would of won the public over.
If he said something like 'A man died at my house, no doubt foul play was involved. I like to know who did it'
If he hid evidence or drugs the police be interested in evidence and the poor Lubbock bloke not the drugs.
He would of gotten a fine for the drugs or forced to do community service.
No one cares who is gay.
He claims to be sober but every time he is being interviewed he sounds legless or high as a kite.
He sounds drunk because of the medication he takes.
And he used to sound drunk because of the alcohol he took. It's a total myth that the Lubbock affair finished his career. Go back and look at the timeline, see the reports - he was out of control as soon as he came out. He cut ties with everyone who'd kept his on-screen persona under control, he went completely off the rails. Look on YouTube at his British Comedy Awards appearances, where he'd get up on stage, have no idea what to do and ended up smashing monitors to look 'edgy' because he had no real comic ideas in his head. ITV didn't want him once he came out. He was clearly in huge mental trouble and they just let him wreck his own career because it saved them the trouble. Lubbock, poor sod, was collateral damage. |
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Patricia Moss |
"He sounds drunk because of the medication he takes."
Probably. He could have redeemed himself many times but the goings on at the party and the constant maligning by the Lubbock family have ensured Barrymore is all but out for the count. |
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Honey |
Green Man wrote:
Rick wrote:
Green Man wrote:
I agree with Barrymore, that the media can take you take you down with unproven allegations. How Micheal Barrymore ever got so famous is beyond me. I have my theories on the Stuart Lubbock case, I suppose everyone does.
I have no idea about his early career. However, I only saw him on crappy game shows and other pieces of trash TV. I never understood the light entertainment format.
Fair play to him, rubbish programmes made him a very rich man, I always thought he had very little talent. That talent got him accolades in which are only worth scrap value.
www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture/news-wha...er-comes-fire-online
Barrymore started out as a warm-up man. He was awful at it. They say if you can fake sincerity you've got it made. Well, he seemed able to fake warmth.
His interaction with audiences was exceptionally good - he seemed genuinely able to engage with elderly women, little kids, posh people, 'common' people, etc etc. That's what made his otherwise godawful 'people' shows work very well.
The weird thing was, as soon as he came out, all of that seemed to disappear just like that. I don't know if it was the drink or the drugs or just reality, but it was a jarring change - and very much pre-Lubbock. Suddenly he seemed cruel, nasty and aggressive. He treated his ex-wife, who'd made him, like dirt - ridiculed her in public when she was there in person to endure it. He did a theatre show where he went through a woman's handbag and really humiliated her - the absolute opposite of how he'd been previously.
That's what wrecked his career, IMHO, not the news coverage.
Never knew that Rick, to me he was a gameshow host not an entertainer. I did notice post Lubbock he was full of deflection and me,me,me.
If he showed compassion and co-operated he would of won the public over.
If he said something like 'A man died at my house, no doubt foul play was involved. I like to know who did it'
If he hid evidence or drugs the police be interested in evidence and the poor Lubbock bloke not the drugs.
He would of gotten a fine for the drugs or forced to do community service.
No one cares who is gay.
He claims to be sober but every time he is being interviewed he sounds legless or high as a kite.
He sounds drunk because of the medication he takes. |
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