Jeremy London Was Forced to Take Drugs

That's the story and he's sticking to it.

June 18, 2010 at 3:01PM
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Remember me? Party of Five? Seventh Heaven? Qwik-E-Wash?
Remember me? Party of Five? Seventh Heaven? Qwik-E-Wash? (AP/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Tell me this didn't sound like a story someone would tell their parents after coming home three hours late:

Sure he did. He MacGyvered his way out of a trunk with a piece of lint and an eyelash. Since London has admitted to having problems with drugs, you might think this was cockamamie booshwah, as the kids say. If there's one thing drug addicts are unlikely to do, it's find strangers and force them to smoke drugs. Here! Take my drugs! I insist! I have no need for them and cannot possiby forsee a need for them in the future! Altruists, that's what users are. Altruists.

So it was true? Why does the story still sound so peculiar? You might wonder if he had passed from "troubled actor" into the deadly zone of unemployability - but imdb says he has finished eight movies with 2010 release dates, so he's not untouchable yet.

On the other hand: RadarOnline notes London is so hard up for cash he was washing cars to make money.

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