When you have a hit show, and a comfortable gig, don't f*ck it up. Just get some help behind the scenes. So many actors would kill for this bitch's gig. Gary Dourdan, who plays Warwick Brown on CBS's mega-successful C.S.I., was busted outside of Palm Springs, California last night for possession of cocaine, heroin and ecstasy. He must have really wanted to get high.
Police found the 41-year-old actor, real name Robert Gary Durdin, passed out in his car at 5:12 AM on the wrong side of the road. Police said his ass appeared inebriated when they approached the car and woke him up. He was booked at the Palm Springs jail and released on $10,000 bail at 10:30 this morning.
This one is always out and about in the clubs and scuffling with paparazzi and acting the fool. Comb your Afro, get to a meeting, and learn your lines. Sources say he won't be returning to C.S.I. next season. If show business is too much, open a falafel stand or something. On another note, I know who to approach if I want to score. He's packin'!
erika says:
Gary,
What happened? You had steady work making loads of money; you had it made, man! Now look at you!
S_M_G says:
I'm so sorry to hear this He was one of my favorites on CSI.
Heroine, cocaine and ecstasy sounds like a death wish.
When stuff like this happens I always think about Glenn Quinn (Doyle on season 1 of Angel). He had to be let go "for personal reasons" and then he died of a heroin overdose :(
Please get help. Stay away from drugs, get therapy, use anti-depressants. Just get well...
Shootingstar says:
"Comb your Afro, get to a meeting, and learn your lines."
A mantra to live one's life by!
charlie Trainer says:
damn!
I'm sitting here watching him on C.S.I. right now where his character has developed a drug problem. I like this guy. I think he's a good actor on a fine show. Coke? I get. Ecstasy? Yea. well it is Palm Springs. But the "smack" why????
This sucks.
johnwilliams says:
Why is it when you final got it made people go down this road of self destruction. Is it because he knows he has done something wrong and he forcing consequences upon himself through drug abuse and legal ramifications. This has been, and will be one of the most pondered questions I will always have. Why such obtuse behavior when you reach so close to the top, if not the top. PLease seek help if you loose control of your life
John
Narconon Vista Bay