Robin Williams' rise to fame was fueled by drug use, a new biography of the late actor claims. The comedian is profiled in Robin by author and New York Times culture reporter Dave Itzkoff. In the biography, close friends of the actor recall his early days breaking into the comedy scene in Los Angeles. A new excerpt published in the Daily Mail recounts the years after Williams arrived in L.A. in 1976 and immediately fit into the scene, where cocaine reportedly ran rampant. When friend Bob Davis v...
Robin Williams Was 'Snorting Coke,' 'Screwing Everybody in Town' in Early Days, New Book Claims
People - 14 May 2018 18:53
Robin Williams' rise to fame was fueled by drug use, a new biography of the late actor claims. The comedian is profiled in Robin by author and New York Times culture reporter Dave Itzkoff. In the biography, close friends of the actor recall his early days breaking into the comedy scene in Los Angeles. A new excerpt published in the Daily Mail recounts the years after Williams arrived in L.A. in 1976 and immediately fit into the scene, where cocaine reportedly ran rampant. When friend Bob Davis v...
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