Hugh Laurie admits trying Vicodin to get into character

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Hugh Laurie admits trying Vicodin to get into character
Hollywood Rag - Celebrity Ragazine found this 3/11/2008 on www.celebitchy.com [flag]
I find Hugh Laurie’s character on “House” arrogant and annoying, but my husband loves the guy and I don’t think he would be mortified if I told you that Laurie as Dr. House is his man crush. Laurie always comes off as candid and smart in his interviews, and when I heard him give his Golden Globe acceptance speech in that fancy British accent I realized what all the ... [link]

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Hugh Laurie admitted to Radio Times magazine that in order to perfect his character on “House,” he experimented with Vicodin . The pain killer is addictive and his character on the show, Dr. Gregory House, relies on it. “I wouldn’t ...
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Hugh Laurie admits he attempted to get closer to the character he portrays on House — by experimenting with Vicodin. “I wouldn’t recommend it — we have to be careful,” Laurie, 48, tells Britain’s Radio Times magazine
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