Eight Is Enough: Grant Goodeve and Willie Aames..
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Willie did a movie with Phoebe Cates (I believe) called Paradise. It was supposed to be similar to The Blue Lagoon, but I don't think it did very well in the theaters. Anyway, I could swear I remember Willie naked in the movie. But it has been over 25 years since I saw that movie and am not sure anymore. Does anyone remember?
Willie showed his willy in that movie. It was an underwater shot. He tried to claim it was a stunt double many years later, but It really was him.
Aames definitely showed dick in that movie..swimming but also there is a scene where they are sliding down this water slide thing with her behind him and he is totally naked there. There is also a picture out there of Aames on that sports competition show for celebrities (network stars or something.a little before my time) where he is in a speedo and there is something biggish going on there.
Poseidon's Underworld: 70s (and 80s) TV Exposure, Volume 3: A Speedo Recovery
not the one I remember but not bad...scroll down
not the one I remember but not bad...scroll down
Back in the day, the only drug available to treat bipolar disorder was Lithium, and it is a fucking pain in the ass to manage. It has terrible side-effects, and it is question of what is worse--the cure or the disease. Every time I have a patient that presents with some symptoms of bipolar disease, I refer them immediately to a psychiatrist because I don't want to treat it. I'm an internist!
Living in LA and at one time being on staff at Cedars, I treated many a celebrity who came in with acute intoxication from whatever they could get their hands on at the time. Hell, it could be paint thinner, crystal meth or a blood alcohol level which could have been bottled and sold.
Kid stars were bad, but the B and C list has-beens were even worse. They would show up in the ERs shouting the DYKWIA shit and I would have to order them into restraints and a shitload of Haldol until the psych arrived to deal with them.
No thanks.
Living in LA and at one time being on staff at Cedars, I treated many a celebrity who came in with acute intoxication from whatever they could get their hands on at the time. Hell, it could be paint thinner, crystal meth or a blood alcohol level which could have been bottled and sold.
Kid stars were bad, but the B and C list has-beens were even worse. They would show up in the ERs shouting the DYKWIA shit and I would have to order them into restraints and a shitload of Haldol until the psych arrived to deal with them.
No thanks.
