Speaker 1: From Morecause Connect and aj Benze fame. Uh, he'd liked
Speaker 1: to be walked on a leash and play really dirty,
Speaker 1: kinky sex games. He's uh the guy put the cock
Speaker 1: in the peacock network. Okay, bitch, Hey, everybody, aj Benzi
Speaker 1: here with fame as a bitch. This is your daily
Speaker 1: Unfiltered podcast for Memorial Day, May twenty six, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: O five two six two oh two five. I hope
Speaker 1: you're out there having a barbecue or on a boat somewhere,
Speaker 1: or I don't know what you're doing, hanging out with
Speaker 1: your kids. Maybe you're seeing a movie. Is it Mission
Speaker 1: Impossible out? I'm gonna see that with the kids next week.
Speaker 1: That's you gotta see Tom Cruise. You can't. It's like
Speaker 1: anybody who likes movies and has loved Hollywood, whenever there's
Speaker 1: a Cruise Mission Impossible movie, you owe it to him.
Speaker 1: Forget yourself, you owe it to him to see it.
Speaker 1: Nobody is doing or has ever done, what he's done
Speaker 1: when it comes to stunts in movies. He's off his
Speaker 1: ass and out of control. And look, he's kind of forsaken.
Speaker 1: Fatherhood doesn't see Surrey anymore. I don't know about his
Speaker 1: older kids. They're scientologists now, so who knows what the
Speaker 1: fuck they're doing. But this guy just keeps making heart
Speaker 1: pulsing movies. You gotta see him the last movie star.
Speaker 1: There are plenty of great actors out there, but he
Speaker 1: is a movie star. He'll open a movie on Mars
Speaker 1: and people will try to figure out, can we get
Speaker 1: I mean, is he all musk we got? I mean,
Speaker 1: can we get telling you? I'm telling you something you're
Speaker 1: already know. He's the best. Anyhow, moving forward, big exclusive
Speaker 1: on the drama that took place on this set of
Speaker 1: HBO's hit The White Lotus. Nobody has it but me.
Speaker 1: You gotta get that at the end of the show.
Speaker 1: There's too many freeloaders on here who listen for free
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Speaker 1: trying to say what happened is the most world changing thing,
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Speaker 1: Ask around By the way, I was right. Jamie Fox
Speaker 1: admitted Pete Diddy didn't have me killed or try to
Speaker 1: have me killed. It wasn't P Diddy. I tell you
Speaker 1: that years ago. I said, this has nothing to do
Speaker 1: with P Diddy, and I have to do with the vaccination.
Speaker 1: And Jamie Fox on the movie set, that stuper movie
Speaker 1: he did with Cameron Diaz, it was awful, awful. It
Speaker 1: had to do with the vacs. And of course he's
Speaker 1: come out in a comedy special and said he was
Speaker 1: partially blind and was partially paralyzed, exactly what I said.
Speaker 1: But he'll never mention the vacs. He mentions taking an
Speaker 1: advil or asking him for an advil. Next thing he
Speaker 1: knows is I was in the como for so many days. Bullshit.
Speaker 1: We all know what an advil looks like. Bro, Come on,
Speaker 1: I don't care. We all know what an advil, liquid
Speaker 1: gel or the other kind looks like. So stop saying
Speaker 1: you took the pill and went into a coma. It's
Speaker 1: a bullshit story anyhow. And by the way, tomorrow I'm
Speaker 1: gonna talk about Billy Joel his connection to me in
Speaker 1: this unfortunate illness. He's developed and also more exclusive information
Speaker 1: concerning P Diddy, Britney Spears, and the manager Lou Alexander.
Speaker 1: You want to hear this? So again, did exclusives drop
Speaker 1: out of my asshole as I'm walking too fast? Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm watching Demi Lovado. She was practicing for her wedding,
Speaker 1: which I guess would have been on Sunday, which is today.
Speaker 1: This was seen on Saturday. She was in an all
Speaker 1: white dress walking down an aisle with her fiance, some
Speaker 1: songwriter people call Loots. I don't know what he's what
Speaker 1: he's written, so I'm not gonna make fun of him.
Speaker 1: He might have written beautiful songs. I don't know. I
Speaker 1: didn't check, but Loot Sis her fiance about to be husband. Look,
Speaker 1: I've said what I said about Demi Levado when those
Speaker 1: of you who have been with me for this whole
Speaker 1: run might recall, I don't know, six five, six years ago,
Speaker 1: how she and I got into it against each other
Speaker 1: on Instagram. I was saying a lot about her overdose
Speaker 1: and what that had done to her, and how she
Speaker 1: suffered a stroke even after she was brought back from
Speaker 1: the dead. Those are things she was denying initially, and
Speaker 1: then she copped to both of them, Yes she was dead. Yes,
Speaker 1: she suffered a somewhat of a stroke again, way ahead
Speaker 1: of everybody, and that stroke left her unable to speak,
Speaker 1: let alone sing. But she kept on, you know, having
Speaker 1: statements put out that she's in the studio and singing
Speaker 1: and feeling great. And then she was all in Instagram
Speaker 1: videos that slided alone, having a mock boxing match, and
Speaker 1: her management put her in situations to make her look
Speaker 1: better and good, but she was clearly a problem. And
Speaker 1: at one point, you know, I made my made my
Speaker 1: claim about the way she was acting and how she
Speaker 1: should be more you know, grateful for her life and
Speaker 1: stop being so crazy. And she took a picture of
Speaker 1: Roxy on my Instagram. She took a picture of my
Speaker 1: daughter and then sent it to me and said, I
Speaker 1: hope you treat her better than my father treated me.
Speaker 1: I was like, I don't know what your father did
Speaker 1: to you, but what are you doing going through my
Speaker 1: Instagram pic. It was a weird thing. We ended up
Speaker 1: patching things up and apologizing both of us back and forth,
Speaker 1: but it was surreal. I was driving Rosalie and Jack
Speaker 1: and eight dogs from Long Island to Chicago in the
Speaker 1: middle of this. I'm having this DEBI the vital thing
Speaker 1: in the car. Can't make it up. Well, she did
Speaker 1: come back and sing again. I think it was the
Speaker 1: Grammys or VH one was a big it was a
Speaker 1: big show. And she began to sing her song Anyone.
Speaker 1: I love that song, and about thirty seconds and she
Speaker 1: began to cry and crumble because that's how nervous she was.
Speaker 1: And look, she had plenty of haters and doubters, but
Speaker 1: that night I was not one of them. I was
Speaker 1: pulling for her. I wanted her to really bring it
Speaker 1: because when she does bring it, her voice is as
Speaker 1: powerful as Christina Aguilera, Mariah, any diva out there. Plus
Speaker 1: that song Anyone, it just destroys me. So let me gather.
Speaker 1: If you go on YouTube and watch this, she gathered herself.
Speaker 1: The whole crowd is now behind her and me, this
Speaker 1: old man sitting on a couch, hoping she can get
Speaker 1: through this great wall of uncertainty and emotion. And man,
Speaker 1: did she do it. I was a mess from that
Speaker 1: song and that she was crying. I was crying, the
Speaker 1: crowd was crying. Give it a listen today. In fact,
Speaker 1: to me, a favorite guys, add that song to our
Speaker 1: famous a bit Spotify song list. I mean the lyrics
Speaker 1: I used to crave the world's attention. I think I
Speaker 1: cried too many times. I might need some more affection,
Speaker 1: anything to get me by a hundred million stories and
Speaker 1: a hundred million songs. I feel stupid when I sing.
Speaker 1: Nobody's listening to me. Nobody's listening. I talked to shooting stars,
Speaker 1: but they always get it wrong. I feel stupid when
Speaker 1: I pray, Who the fuck am I praying? Why the
Speaker 1: fuck am I praying? Anyway? If nobody's listening, trust me,
Speaker 1: it's a killer. So she was practicing on her wedding
Speaker 1: or pre wedding day, And I don't know if this
Speaker 1: guy knows what he's getting himself into, because with Demi Levado,
Speaker 1: it's always been something. She lost her virginity from being
Speaker 1: raped as a teenager. She says her drug dealer raped
Speaker 1: her the night that she odeed, left her naked and
Speaker 1: turning blue when the paramedic showed up. First, she told
Speaker 1: him it was consensual sex. Then she thought about it
Speaker 1: and said, you know, I wasn't in the right mind
Speaker 1: to make that decision, and she reversed it. So now
Speaker 1: she says she was raped the night shed. Okay, but
Speaker 1: we all know something happened to his chick because all
Speaker 1: she's done these last few years, changing her hairstyle, her
Speaker 1: hair color, getting heavy, getting thin, her hair was turquoise.
Speaker 1: At one point she tried to act like her act
Speaker 1: was together, and she and her management team, crisis team whatever,
Speaker 1: cooked up this scheme for her to accept an engagement
Speaker 1: ring from some young schmucky actor Max Eric Eric whatever
Speaker 1: the fuck. Five years ago he proposed, she accepted. I
Speaker 1: think they were on a beach. I believe I saw
Speaker 1: a picture of her on the beach. I said it
Speaker 1: wouldn't last a year. It didn't. They split up before
Speaker 1: the year was over. Another thing I'm right about. Then
Speaker 1: it was about her finding her sexuality. She was fraight,
Speaker 1: then she announced she's by and then I think she
Speaker 1: got She thought she got some mileage out of being
Speaker 1: with the Alphagle Alphabet Mafia, but that didn't work out.
Speaker 1: A lot of people in there didn't want her in.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they can get pretty Uh, they get pretty cagy,
Speaker 1: those lg BTQ people. They can tell when someone's for
Speaker 1: real or when someone are just looking for protection. By
Speaker 1: the way, I'm just drinking water with I got that
Speaker 1: methylene blue stuff that Robin F. Kennedy and Joe Rogan use.
Speaker 1: I'm taking that plus my oil over Regano, which is
Speaker 1: a nasty drink one drop, and oil of pumpkins. See listen.
Speaker 1: I'm trying everything. Tassy, magnesium, vitamin D, bet, twelve lions, Maine, Sereni,
Speaker 1: bulls balls, whatever you got, I'm trying it. I'm trying it.
Speaker 1: You mighto condria gets stronger, have a nundred word minochondria
Speaker 1: since ninth grade science. But mister Miller said they were important,
Speaker 1: So maybe Rogan and Kennedy are right. I'm trying it.
Speaker 1: Methylene blue. She was demanded we use her. They then
Speaker 1: pronouns know that now Demi identifies as pand sexual eating
Speaker 1: they are attracted to people of all genders, So she'll
Speaker 1: fuck anybody. She don't care, it says in her bio.
Speaker 1: They have also publicly stated that they are non binary
Speaker 1: and use both she her and they then pronouns. If
Speaker 1: you use she, her, then why the fuck are you
Speaker 1: also asking us to use they them? Why? It makes
Speaker 1: no sense? So my big concern is I want to
Speaker 1: know when she's on the altar, did she identify as
Speaker 1: a brider or a groom. And what does the top
Speaker 1: of their cake look like? Did you, guys, say the
Speaker 1: piece of a wedding cake and keep it in your
Speaker 1: freezer for several years after you got hitched. That was
Speaker 1: a thing. I did it the first time I got married.
Speaker 1: It was Is it still a thing? I know? Women
Speaker 1: say their uh, what do you call it? The sack? Oh? God?
Speaker 1: And there some women eat it the placenta. I can't.
Speaker 1: That's Jeffrey Dahmer's shit. No, but think of all the
Speaker 1: proteins and then replenish your Maybe it does, but no,
Speaker 1: if you could squeeze it into a needle somehow and
Speaker 1: in chect it, I'm all for that, But eating it, no,
Speaker 1: it's worst than cup with Sella. Weddings used to be
Speaker 1: so much fun, and eighties wedding was so great. I'm
Speaker 1: just remembering the high hair, you know, the makeup was extreme.
Speaker 1: The hair gel I used to use ten x It
Speaker 1: was like six bucks back then. And I remember the
Speaker 1: tube would vibrate when you knocked it on a table
Speaker 1: because the gel was so strong. That good head of
Speaker 1: hair back and then sticking my haf straight up like
Speaker 1: a crazy person going to New Wave nightclubs and punk
Speaker 1: rock clubs, Petmint Lounge in New York City. Crazy, but
Speaker 1: I used to love, you know, the big cocktail hour.
Speaker 1: And I always liked when the groom threw the garter
Speaker 1: belt over his head to all the unmarried girls in
Speaker 1: the room. That I love that. I used to box
Speaker 1: out guys to get that guard belt. I had to
Speaker 1: go have like five or six in my life. I
Speaker 1: was crazy with the guard belt. I don't know why.
Speaker 1: I never wanted to be the next guy to get married,
Speaker 1: as the custom goes, but I just liked the whole thing.
Speaker 1: It was like sweet, kind of sexy, you know, like
Speaker 1: when I took off my wife's guarter belt, my first
Speaker 1: wife's guard belt, I bit it with my teeth. I
Speaker 1: want to pro dress. I want my head up, hero dress.
Speaker 1: It's on video, and I took it down with my
Speaker 1: teeth all the way down past her high heels. It
Speaker 1: was one of those hey, everybody, look at me, Look
Speaker 1: what AG's doing. It's the most fun guy in the room.
Speaker 1: It was one of those moments. You know, do bachelor
Speaker 1: parties still have they still? Like back in my day,
Speaker 1: the best man got a blowjob from the stripper that
Speaker 1: you called to come to your bachelor party. Is that
Speaker 1: still being done. I'm sure it is on a much
Speaker 1: more crazy level nowadays, but you probably have to pay
Speaker 1: an Instagram model five grand to show up. I don't,
Speaker 1: I don't, I have no idea. But in my day,
Speaker 1: you call a service, I'm not even to show it.
Speaker 1: They were called and it was a guy, I typically
Speaker 1: a black guy with a boom box and a girl,
Speaker 1: and you know, she'd play the boom box and the
Speaker 1: guy was her security and whatever we gave him for
Speaker 1: the hour or so, I forget, maybe one hundred bucks
Speaker 1: for an hour, I forget. And she'd do lap dances
Speaker 1: on the guys. But the tradition was the best man
Speaker 1: gets the blowjob. And my nephew, Jackie was my best
Speaker 1: man back then, and he was like I think he
Speaker 1: was fifteen. He was a kid. He never had gotten
Speaker 1: that before. But I still paid the stripper to take
Speaker 1: him in the bathroom at the old Copper Kettle a
Speaker 1: Montague Highway and do the deed. I think I gave
Speaker 1: her extra fifty bucks. I think she was fine with it.
Speaker 1: Of course, Jackie loved it. Somehow, I don't think that
Speaker 1: would be reflected in a good light these days. But
Speaker 1: it's pretty bad but fun. In a lot of ways,
Speaker 1: I don't like the eighties, but in some ways I
Speaker 1: absolutely love and miss them. Like Joey always busts my balls,
Speaker 1: he loves to watch eighties movies. I can't watching old
Speaker 1: Eddie Murphy comedy trading Places of forty eight hours. I
Speaker 1: can't even watch Mel Gibson. I can't lethal Weapons. It
Speaker 1: just seemed so insane to me that we bought that
Speaker 1: corny stuff, but we did. But I tell you what,
Speaker 1: I couldn't stand the synthesizing music. Every music had a
Speaker 1: synthesizer behind it. I love and missed the eighties music,
Speaker 1: though not the synthesize of shit. But that era I
Speaker 1: think was an I shouldn't say it. I love the movie.
Speaker 1: I love the music in the seventies too, but the
Speaker 1: eighties was a different kind of love. I jumped on
Speaker 1: the new wave train, as I've told you, and I
Speaker 1: began to hit the clubs to see groups like Human League,
Speaker 1: the Cult, the Cure, Depeche Mode, all these groups, Billy Idol,
Speaker 1: YouTube five bucks. I would pay that Spit or Malibu
Speaker 1: or the Peer in Manhattan or the Petman Lounge, of Manhattan.
Speaker 1: Remember hair Cut one hundred plus one, the Love plus Buh,
Speaker 1: I love that stupid Go West crazy groups. I had
Speaker 1: a shit fit. But I took my wife to her
Speaker 1: prom in nineteen eighty two and we're standing outside by
Speaker 1: the way my promp my tucks was purple because I
Speaker 1: wanted to not deep purple, but I wanted to look
Speaker 1: like Rick Spreenfield because on his album he had like
Speaker 1: a purplish suit. So insane. So I'm standing outside this
Speaker 1: big old club in Liito Beach, Long Island called Malibus.
Speaker 1: It was huge. And as we're standing there fiddling with
Speaker 1: IDs because you know that was a big thing back
Speaker 1: there at U eighteen and Human League song Don't You
Speaker 1: Want Me was starting to play, and I'm going crazy
Speaker 1: because damn it, I had to get my dance on
Speaker 1: and back then I did a lot of clapping and spinning.
Speaker 1: But that was the way you did it back then.
Speaker 1: That's how you got close to a girl. I'll just
Speaker 1: clap and spin my I'll do the auto Man, I'll
Speaker 1: do the adam An steps all the way to her,
Speaker 1: make a fist like Billy Ottel, and we'll be making
Speaker 1: out in five minutes. That was the Dream God. My
Speaker 1: mother in law would fuck up that song whenever it
Speaker 1: came on. She got the words all wrong, like my mother.
Speaker 1: And you can't let them ever live that down. When
Speaker 1: they get the words wrong to a song, it's forever.
Speaker 1: Rosalie's been there too many. A few weeks ago, I
Speaker 1: tell her Rowe, you gotta watch Ruby Ridge on Netflix.
Speaker 1: It's a good cop movie. It's gonna remind you about
Speaker 1: Joey and his job. There's even some martial arts in it.
Speaker 1: Ruby Ridge. Check it out. Okay. Next day's I see
Speaker 1: her fiddling with the remote and she's going to me,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to find that movie you tell me to
Speaker 1: watch Rusty Range. I can't find it because it's called
Speaker 1: Ruby Ridge. I think Rusty Range was a porn star
Speaker 1: in the seventies. Oh, I forgot to tell you this
Speaker 1: last week when I was telling you stories about the
Speaker 1: old time video stores before Blockbuster, I have to include this.
Speaker 1: It's too funny. The first thing we went to was
Speaker 1: a place called oak Neck Video up the road from
Speaker 1: my house. A guy named Joey ran it. Great guy
Speaker 1: came to the house to connect the VCR to EU
Speaker 1: TV because he was good with electronics. Joe looked up
Speaker 1: to the house after hours, and what how's that? How
Speaker 1: is that for a great worker leaving a job and
Speaker 1: going to people's houses to connect their fucking wires because
Speaker 1: cable and vhs and these players were a new thing.
Speaker 1: My mouth's so dry. Maybe that methlene blues making me dry?
Speaker 1: How long started taking it two days ago? I don't
Speaker 1: know anyhow, So Joey and I he was young, he
Speaker 1: was a kid, but I'd think him in the back
Speaker 1: past those saloon doors where a small little adult tape
Speaker 1: section was, and I'd read two or three porno tapes
Speaker 1: right and back. Then you had to please be kind,
Speaker 1: rewind all the tapes and return them in like two days,
Speaker 1: otherwise there would be fines, big fines to pay. I
Speaker 1: don't know who set these fines, but George Colin would
Speaker 1: have had a ball with this. This is pre blockbuster days.
Speaker 1: And again I don't know who set these fines, but
Speaker 1: it was clearly a group of people who thought you
Speaker 1: had just checked out top secret government information. Because the
Speaker 1: fines were big, probably that two fifty a day ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I think one time I rented The Godfather Saga, like
Speaker 1: three tapes and then I went to Cuba for a month.
Speaker 1: I forgot any return. I came up for like a
Speaker 1: fifty five dollar bill. I said, I'm not paying him
Speaker 1: fifty five. I'll keep the movies. What are you gonna
Speaker 1: call a cop? Call a police to arrest me for
Speaker 1: three Godfather tape? Now, I kept the movies and I
Speaker 1: went to a different Blockbuster from then on. In so
Speaker 1: one time, Joe and I rent three pornos, but one,
Speaker 1: I think what I actually asked Joey, he hasn't got
Speaker 1: back to me. I think one was called anal Times five.
Speaker 1: It was awful. The cover was you could see a woman,
Speaker 1: you know, bent over looking back at her. But it
Speaker 1: was bad, super gross, filled that we didn't even watch.
Speaker 1: We probably did, but I've forgotten all about it. So
Speaker 1: about two weeks later we call wrote, Oh you know what, Rowe,
Speaker 1: I forgot, there's three tapes downstairs in the living room.
Speaker 1: Can you please return them to Joe over an open
Speaker 1: ck video? Okay, we put them in a bed, but
Speaker 1: back then you had to go in and give the
Speaker 1: guy to tape. You couldn't just drop them in a
Speaker 1: box and walk away, you know what, I gotta be
Speaker 1: honest with you. One of those tapes was with Barbara
Speaker 1: Dare I know because I remember seeing her and saying,
Speaker 1: I gotta meet that girl. Of course people laugh at me.
Speaker 1: You're married, you got a house along Island, you work
Speaker 1: part times and sports rider, you got a nine to
Speaker 1: five job at a publishing company. How the hell are
Speaker 1: you gonna see this? Well? Nineteen eighty six, I'm at
Speaker 1: Caesars Palace, my first trip to Vegas for a publishing convention,
Speaker 1: which happened to coincide with the adult film convention. Porn
Speaker 1: stars everywhere. It was crazy, but because some Forrest Benza,
Speaker 1: I see through the crowd there's Barbara Dair sitting on
Speaker 1: some pedestal, signing photos, taking pictures of the fans. I
Speaker 1: couldn't believe it. But at the same time, I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: all right, I believe it. I said it. Make it happen,
Speaker 1: big shot. So I jump online with like fifty guys.
Speaker 1: My two co workers are going, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: I said, I gotta do this. I finally get to
Speaker 1: see her. She signs her picture because she was Stolid
Speaker 1: of the Year back then. Oh yeah, big time, a
Speaker 1: adult video porn Starlin of the Year. Nineteen eighty seven.
Speaker 1: She asked to for on the picture. I said, now
Speaker 1: I'm going to see you again, says you are see
Speaker 1: I'm gonna see you in New York. It's oh my god,
Speaker 1: you're robb me so much of my ex boyfriend Paul.
Speaker 1: You sound just like when I heard that. I knew
Speaker 1: I was in I go. I'm a writer. I want
Speaker 1: to write about you in the industry. I'm giving you
Speaker 1: my number. I'm not asking for yours. He's my business
Speaker 1: number because I was married. Call me when you come
Speaker 1: to New York City. So I shot my shot one day.
Speaker 1: Two weeks later, me and the boys, Johnny Diaz and
Speaker 1: Darren Wyland, the owner of the company's son, who was
Speaker 1: a wild man back then. His license plate read lst
Speaker 1: w k ND lost Weekend because he had this accurate,
Speaker 1: beautiful white Accura and he was always drunk on the weekends.
Speaker 1: He'd go to the Hamptons. He was a crazy young
Speaker 1: Jewish kid whose father was very wealthy, with three sons
Speaker 1: who all were getting involved in the same industry, and
Speaker 1: Darren was the oldest and the craziest. But that license
Speaker 1: plate meant he was always drunk on weekends. I can't
Speaker 1: believe you'd put that on your car with the way
Speaker 1: cops are. But it was even worse back then. But
Speaker 1: that's a very famous Have you heard the movie Lost
Speaker 1: Weekend with Raymonland? He got the Best actor of his
Speaker 1: best picture, best direct, the best screenplay. He played it drunk.
Speaker 1: I think it was nineteen forty five, Raymond an Last Weekend.
Speaker 1: You gotta see this movie. I mean, I got so
Speaker 1: hooked into this movie years ago. I saw it not,
Speaker 1: you know, when I was a kid. Maybe I was
Speaker 1: like I don't even know when videos came out, I guess,
Speaker 1: But I finally saw it and the voice says, this
Speaker 1: is a relentless, terrifying tale of five lost days and
Speaker 1: nights torn from a man's life, burying his heart and soul.
Speaker 1: And you see raymondlanb with a drink in his hand.
Speaker 1: He's slurring his words talking to her. I think it
Speaker 1: was Jane Wyman, and he just happened to walk in
Speaker 1: on me. Did you now, if you know what's good
Speaker 1: for you, you turn around and walk out again, and
Speaker 1: walk faster. Don't turn back here. One of those movies. Oh,
Speaker 1: the AC just went down. Hopefully, Hopefully the AC wasn't
Speaker 1: ruining the audio check later, but down strange, forbidden by ways,
Speaker 1: he wandered in search of his soul. One woman who
Speaker 1: loved him too much to let him lose it. Another
Speaker 1: woman wanted him enough to take him without it. That's
Speaker 1: the movie right there. Yeah, so he's got a buddy
Speaker 1: in the movie named Nat, and Nat is always telling
Speaker 1: him he got a sober up. It shrinks my liver,
Speaker 1: doesn't it that? It pickles my kidneys? Yeah, but what
Speaker 1: does it due to my mind? Well, it tosses the
Speaker 1: sand bags overboard so the balloon can soar. Suddenly, I'm
Speaker 1: above the ordinary. I'm competent, extremely competent. I'm walking a
Speaker 1: tightrope over Niagara Falls. I'm one of the great ones. See.
Speaker 1: I'm Michelangelo molding the beard of Moses. I'm van Go
Speaker 1: painting purest sunlight. I'm John barrymar before the movies got
Speaker 1: in by the throat. I'm Jesse James and his two brothers,
Speaker 1: all three of them here, I'm Shakespeare. And out there
Speaker 1: it's not Third Avenue any longer. It's the Nile, and
Speaker 1: that the Nile, and down into the barge of Cleopatra.
Speaker 1: The fucking writing on this will make your head Spin.
Speaker 1: Charles Brackett wrote the screenplay him Billy Wilder, the Great
Speaker 1: Billy Wilder. The director worked sixteen different times on movies.
Speaker 1: But you know film about an alcoholic writer who can't
Speaker 1: put down his rye. I swear to God, I think
Speaker 1: that movie is what made me always ask for seven
Speaker 1: and sevens back in my twenties, because it's ryan seven up.
Speaker 1: It was always like a wedding drink. And back then
Speaker 1: I think wedding's like every two weeks someone was getting married.
Speaker 1: In the eighties, it was always seven. That was a drink.
Speaker 1: Seven and seven such a long tangent. Sorry. Basically, Rosalie
Speaker 1: said she returned to videos and when and back then,
Speaker 1: like I said, you didn't put him in a box
Speaker 1: and leave. You had to take them out of the
Speaker 1: bag and hand them to the man. So Rose taking
Speaker 1: back three pornos one was this god awful title anal
Speaker 1: times five. I don't know what Joe thought of her,
Speaker 1: but Jesus Christ, what my poor sister. Let me wrap
Speaker 1: this up before I give you the big white Lotus exclusive.
Speaker 1: Just tie some moss ends up. My mother in law
Speaker 1: when she's sang human leagues, don't you want me the
Speaker 1: first line, as you know, is I was working as
Speaker 1: a waitress in a cocktail bar when I met you.
Speaker 1: She would sing, I was working at a cocktail bar
Speaker 1: as a waitress when I fell for you. Just completely off.
Speaker 1: My mother also thought laid Down Sally was a nice song.
Speaker 1: What drew in the car one day and he turned
Speaker 1: that up. I like that. I like that way down South.
Speaker 1: You're like, what wa way down South? I want you
Speaker 1: in my dreams. Mah No, it's laid down Sally. He's
Speaker 1: trying to screw some girl named Sally. He says he
Speaker 1: wants to talk to her, but it's a lie. No, yeah, oh,
Speaker 1: I can't believe it. By the way, one of my
Speaker 1: favorite songs of all time, maybe yours too, is I
Speaker 1: can't live if living is without You, for the great
Speaker 1: Harry Nilsen. It's a killer song. It'll knock any man down,
Speaker 1: any woman down. So the best breakup song to play.
Speaker 1: You play it over and over again, and that first line, No,
Speaker 1: I can't forget the feeling on your faces you leaving,
Speaker 1: but I guess that's just the way the story goes.
Speaker 1: Or I can't forget this evening. He always begins it
Speaker 1: with that beautiful. Now hear him say this instead. No,
Speaker 1: I can't forget the seam and on your faces you leaving,
Speaker 1: But I guess I'm telling you it screwed me up
Speaker 1: once I heard that. I've never heard it the same
Speaker 1: way again, and now you won't either. Oh shit? What
Speaker 1: else left to tie up before the big white Lotus reveal?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Barbara Dare. She called me at work. Me
Speaker 1: and Johnny and Darren got back from lunch. We seen
Speaker 1: it the Chinese Place, and I'll tell you a story
Speaker 1: about that place. Another show. We used to torture this waiter.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it was so bad. But another show.
Speaker 1: Come back for lunch and there's a note from her secretary.
Speaker 1: Barbara Dare called with a number. I'm like, holy shit,
Speaker 1: she's in New York, so I call her up. She's
Speaker 1: staying at the Royalton Hotel, which was a big deal
Speaker 1: back then, forty fourth Street. Hello, there's that number, and
Speaker 1: I'm going, this is my lucky fuck, this is where
Speaker 1: my life works. Not only is she here, she's in
Speaker 1: the hotel. I always wanted to go to the Royalton,
Speaker 1: owned by Ian Schrager from Studio fifty fourth Fame and
Speaker 1: It's on forty fourth Street, across from the Algonquin Hotel
Speaker 1: where the all the famous writers of the forties and
Speaker 1: fifties would hang out and speak and had their sewing circle.
Speaker 1: Whatever you call it. Too much, it was too much,
Speaker 1: too much, So make a day to go see her.
Speaker 1: I go see her. She opened the door in the hotel.
Speaker 1: I go up to her room, opened the door and
Speaker 1: runs back to the bedroom. But I could tell all
Speaker 1: she has his honor is a bra. But she's running,
Speaker 1: turns around with two different blouses and says, what seawan
Speaker 1: should I wear? I can't pick with this ice blue
Speaker 1: bra and her big old eighties here there's a porn
Speaker 1: star right there. Ask me which blouse should I wear?
Speaker 1: Suffice to say, she and I got along just fine.
Speaker 1: But she did tell me the ex I reminded her
Speaker 1: of was an actor named Paul Land who was so
Speaker 1: great in a little movie called The Idol Maker. He
Speaker 1: was also in spring Break, But The Idol Maker is
Speaker 1: a great little movie, and really he was an Italian
Speaker 1: kid from Hoboken, New Jersey. Paul Callandrillo and Barbara was
Speaker 1: a dentist daughter from Wayne, New Jersey named Stacy mitt
Speaker 1: Nick and after my divorce was threw. We dated for
Speaker 1: a bit and whenever she was in New York, she'd
Speaker 1: see me. Whenever I was in La i'd go see her.
Speaker 1: But I told you about that. She met my family
Speaker 1: at a New Year's Eve dinner in nineteen ninety two
Speaker 1: at a spot called ar Laquino, which means the clown,
Speaker 1: and that was owned by my friend Chesae Bruni, who
Speaker 1: opened up Boom with my best friend Rocco on Carola.
Speaker 1: So so many things were happening back then. I loved
Speaker 1: that spot. I love Cesaret's Italian emotions and the way
Speaker 1: he got the crowd fired up. What a just a
Speaker 1: great guy to head a restaurant. Then when he bought Boom,
Speaker 1: Rocco became the front man. And there was not a
Speaker 1: better front man in the history of New York City
Speaker 1: than Roco on Carola. Just the best. Well, my son
Speaker 1: is named Rocco. But I it was a weird thing
Speaker 1: that night because we were having a great time. And
Speaker 1: a year later I showed her a picture of that,
Speaker 1: and she didn't want to see the picture. I said, why, Oh,
Speaker 1: I was on Heroin that night. I was like, what
Speaker 1: I had no idea, didn't do it in front of me. Anyhow,
Speaker 1: we lost touch, I got married, et cetera. And now
Speaker 1: she's sober forever and she's a certified addiction and substance
Speaker 1: abuse counselor. So she's doing great somewhere out here in
Speaker 1: LA But I don't know. Okay, I won't keep you
Speaker 1: waiting any longer. So the White Lotus, what happened between
Speaker 1: Waltony Goggins and Amy Lou poor old Amy Lou? Well,
Speaker 1: what do you guys think happened? What do I say happened?
Speaker 1: I said that there's no way Walton Goggins and her
Speaker 1: didn't have an affair on that set. I knew it,
Speaker 1: I felt them. So here's the skinny that no one
Speaker 1: else has in the world. Walton Goggins is very, very
Speaker 1: big into method acting. I studied it. I know how
Speaker 1: crazy people get when they study it. They can go
Speaker 1: way overboard trying to find somebody's backstories, front story. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, it's just ridiculous. Dustin Hoffin did it with
Speaker 1: the marathon Man. Lawrence Olivier didn't want to do with
Speaker 1: that kind of shit because Hoffen was getting his getting
Speaker 1: root canal, getting his tooth drilled in drilled on because
Speaker 1: of the scene. Olivier plays this crazy dentist who drills
Speaker 1: his teeth and Hoffin's like, I gotta get my teeth drilled,
Speaker 1: and Olivia is like, my friend, have you just tried acting?
Speaker 1: You know you don't have to go this crazy. But
Speaker 1: Walton Gogin, suffice to say, is one of those actors
Speaker 1: who really puts himself in the park in the life
Speaker 1: of that character. So story goes seven months shoot in Indonesia.
Speaker 1: That's sexy right there. Of course, there was a fling
Speaker 1: that occurred between him and Amy Lee would because he
Speaker 1: wanted to put her How do I say this, He's
Speaker 1: so into method that basically, when you do something like
Speaker 1: that too, you want this. You want the affair to
Speaker 1: mimic real life. Like they were dating in real life.
Speaker 1: I mean on the movie, but on the show, but
Speaker 1: they weren't getting along. He was very distant and he
Speaker 1: wasn't really int the way she spoke and didn't want
Speaker 1: to hang out with her. And that's basically what it
Speaker 1: did to her. In real life. He had this fling
Speaker 1: with her and he pushed for her to do it.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying she didn't want to, but he made
Speaker 1: sure like this is gonna be great. We'll fuck around
Speaker 1: and we'll get that feeling of what it's like. I
Speaker 1: know what he did. I'm not saying he said that,
Speaker 1: but i know what he did. They're out there for
Speaker 1: seven months and they're having it fling for months on end,
Speaker 1: and she's so young and dumb that she thought it
Speaker 1: was love. It wasn't. He did it for fun, he
Speaker 1: did it for lust, but also he did it to
Speaker 1: maintain that dynamic between the two of them. And the
Speaker 1: worst thing is everybody on the set knew. So whenever
Speaker 1: he's fly his wife in and I don't think any
Speaker 1: of us thought of his wife at all during the
Speaker 1: White Lotus episodes, but when he flew his wife in
Speaker 1: once or twice, whatever it was, she'd come in and
Speaker 1: people have been cast knew her, and we're friendly with it.
Speaker 1: Sam Rockwell and Leslie Bibb, a married couple, both on
Speaker 1: the show, are friendly with them. So it was very
Speaker 1: awkward for them to this, but it was going on
Speaker 1: and they acted strange, and naturally, the wife put two
Speaker 1: and two together and she confronted Walton Gogglins about it
Speaker 1: and he had to cop to it and that's why
Speaker 1: immediately he wasn't following on Instagram and she stopped following him,
Speaker 1: and he wouldn't talk about her on post up when
Speaker 1: the show was over all the interviews, and he wouldn't
Speaker 1: talk about her. But what he wouldn't do was put
Speaker 1: up all these pictures of him and his wife and
Speaker 1: how great life is with his wife. And I heard
Speaker 1: him on podcast a week or two ago or three
Speaker 1: weeks ago when the show ended, and all it was
Speaker 1: about was how great life was with his wife, and
Speaker 1: we go here, we go there, and to me, it
Speaker 1: was like, you're pouring on too much, buddy. I get it.
Speaker 1: You fucked around, you got caught, but it's not a
Speaker 1: perfect marriage. He's not a perfect man. In fact, to
Speaker 1: be honest, a lot of people there said he was
Speaker 1: an asshole. There's even more about Parker Posey being much
Speaker 1: of a bully to the young actress who played her
Speaker 1: door her. Apparently she was in that girl's head too,
Speaker 1: about the way she looked and how she could look
Speaker 1: better and what she needs to do in her future,
Speaker 1: and even bullying to appoint young Patrick Schwarzenegger for his
Speaker 1: acting ability. I don't know, but I've got this from
Speaker 1: a good source, and it doesn't surprise me one bit,
Speaker 1: particularly the Walton Goggins affair with Amy ley Wood. That
Speaker 1: girl's too young, too sweet, too cute to get sucked
Speaker 1: into that vortex of your method acting bullshit, and you
Speaker 1: left her thinking you loved her or whatever you said,
Speaker 1: and it crushed her. Now she's probably chewing on a
Speaker 1: tree somewhere consoling herself because of you, Walton Goggins, or maybe,
Speaker 1: like I said, a family of Beaver's a founder and
Speaker 1: they've taken her away to some far flung river where
Speaker 1: they can make a nice damn and keep him the
Speaker 1: fuck away from her. Either way, that's your exclusive. Huh.
Speaker 1: It's good to be with me, right. I'm aj Bens
Speaker 1: And that was your daily unfiltered podcast for me, twenty six,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. I'll talk to you guys tomorrow. Talk
Speaker 1: to you, lady,