Today I learn with regret the death of Gary Coleman, that nice boy who starred in "black and white" in the 80's. A series of events "unfortunate" led to this poor boy be the big TV star, earning seventy thousand U.S. dollars per chapter, a candidate for governor in California, sued his parents for the spoils of his fortune, he fell in prison for beating his wife in recent years was a security officer in the palisades park mall in Santa Monica and 42 years old, dies.
About ten years before Dana Plato died, his partner in that legendary series. Decadent actress, turned cocaine addict, adult film actress and died of an overdose in his mobile home at 34 years of age.
remember all the afternoons spent on television this series and we lost it. It was the story of a wealthy man in New York (which had a penthouse on Park Avenue) which houses a pair of black brothers played by Todd Coleman and Briggs (who later became involved in drugs and a murder) and live in families with Kimberly, the lovely girl who played Dana Plato.
One could not imagine that behind the sympathy of those actors, emotional dialogues, jokes, would find life so full of conflict and pain. When thinking about show business, is believed to be living in the glitz, parties, fun and all that makes the spectator stands watch on TV or in movies that artists have a happy life. But this is the case no. Neither the money nor the extreme pleasure, or entertainment are limitless happiness. Therefore, should not be the goal of life.
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