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Gary Coleman 1993 interview with Brad Lemack (courtesy of RerunIt.com) 

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What a tragic life.
Personally, I liked Gary Coleman. I first knew him back in the days of his hit TV series "Diff'rent Strokes." There were issues even then, all well documented publicly ... health scares, health challenges, followed later by battles with his parents over control over money he had earned from that very success and very long running series that defined not only his career, but the rest of his life.
I am deeply sadden by the news today of Gary's death at the age of 42. Only 42. The legitimate new services will provide coverage of those details today and in the days ahead that is better left in their hands.
I prefer to remember Gary as he was in 1993, when I interviewed him for our Beverly Hills coffee shop chat show. He was unusually at ease talking about his life, both where he had come from, how he got there, his perspective on it all, and the challenges ahead -- many never conquered.
My interview with Gary is a part of the RerunIt.com collection. It hasn't yet been added to the viewing-on-demand library on the site, but we have been editing the various segments in preparation for the interview's uploading in our next batch of segments to be added.
With the events of the day, I feel it important to rush the process a bit so that I can share with you some of the special moments from that interview.

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@CS-uc2oh
@CS-uc2oh 2 года назад
He was 25 here but sounds 40. He was an intelligent, whole being and he deserved better than the way he was treated.
@cordea5146
@cordea5146 Год назад
He always sounded older than he actually was. He was mature way beyond his years.
@BrakerLane
@BrakerLane 12 лет назад
This was probably the best time of his life. He is confident, lucid and grateful for all he had.
@MichaelGiordano777
@MichaelGiordano777 2 года назад
Until he found out his own parents, agents and accountants stole most of his fortune. Things changed for Gary after that. He was never the same guy. He had a good constitution and work ethic before all this. He really got screwed over but good. And I'm not even talking about his personal health issues. IMHO
@BrakerLane
@BrakerLane 2 года назад
@@MichaelGiordano777 he discovered those things when he turned 18. This was a few years later when he seemed to be at peace with everything.
@univuniveral9713
@univuniveral9713 2 года назад
It always gets philosophical, and even spiritual.
@lesleyclarke9500
@lesleyclarke9500 Год назад
When did Gary have his kidneys removed and how long was he on dialysis for?
@annunziatabari9766
@annunziatabari9766 6 месяцев назад
Yes
@WaterzEdge
@WaterzEdge 13 лет назад
Very well spoken and articulate young man...RIP, G!
@nomibe2911
@nomibe2911 3 года назад
The most talented child actor of my lifetime. Still can't believe the timing he had as a kid.
@richardmartinez6925
@richardmartinez6925 7 лет назад
Gary Coleman was such an intelligent, articulate and humble guy but the only thing most people noticed was his height and catch phrase. You can tell all he wanted was people to look past those petty things and know his genuine personality.
@gunnerseven7724
@gunnerseven7724 2 года назад
Gary seems like such a cool person. Too bad he totally got a raw deal in life. I miss him. He was a part of my childhood.
@beneaththecrust4661
@beneaththecrust4661 7 лет назад
WOW!!!!! Gary Coleman was deep. My heart aches for him.
@elvicare35
@elvicare35 6 лет назад
Really thoughtful and good guy!!!!!
@sungods-fh1xu
@sungods-fh1xu 5 лет назад
Me too. I grew up in the 80s as a child and watch his show and even movies. ❤🙏
@jasondenham560
@jasondenham560 6 лет назад
There was child actors and then there was Gary Coleman, never confuse the two, Rest in Peace sir, The best ever to do it.
@BLemack
@BLemack 14 лет назад
I am deeply sadden by the news today of Gary’s death at the age of 42. Only 42. The legitimate new services will provide coverage of those details today and in the days ahead that is better left in their hands. I prefer to remember Gary as he was in 1993, when I interviewed him for our Beverly Hills coffee shop chat show. With the events of the day, I wanted to share with you some of the special moments from that interview. Brad Lemack
@adamsamuel8593
@adamsamuel8593 4 года назад
Ten years ago today the greatest child actor died. R.I.P Gary Coleman
@intromix
@intromix 10 лет назад
Sucks that him and Dana Plato arent here today :( RIP
@elvicare35
@elvicare35 6 лет назад
Amen!
@anibalcesarnishizk2205
@anibalcesarnishizk2205 4 года назад
People think that show business is charming but it is known that can steal souls.
@browsertab
@browsertab 3 года назад
It sucks even worse what life did to them at such vulnerable ages.
@BLemack
@BLemack 11 лет назад
Thanks for your comment. As we all learned, Gary was a complicated guy in many ways, but he was one of the more interesting, intelligent and down-to-earth people I have known.
@erickm3874
@erickm3874 7 месяцев назад
Gary Coleman always seemed like a genuine dude. RIP!
@ChihuahuaboyDH
@ChihuahuaboyDH 11 лет назад
It's nice to see an interview with Gary feeling confident & happy. I wish he had more of these moments in his life. R.I.P., Gary Coleman.
@ghassanjenainaty4212
@ghassanjenainaty4212 2 года назад
Life was never fair with this poor guy ! I hope you are in a better place away from the garbage of this world. Rest in peace buddy
@Marsena
@Marsena 14 лет назад
Gary looked so good and handsome in this interview. What abominable havoc his illness did to him! He seems happy and confident here; wish he could have had more of these good times. RIP Gary!
@Aaaykaay
@Aaaykaay 3 дня назад
He is there! Handsome and intellectual. He should've married someone similar to us.
@Africanfrogs
@Africanfrogs 6 лет назад
Back when he had patience and before he went a little crazy. His wife got away with murder
@JesseWorld1000
@JesseWorld1000 5 лет назад
MrRideutah Yes it would seem his wife did get away with murder.
@stephen-john1677
@stephen-john1677 4 года назад
He never went crazy, Hollyweird is to blame for that,
@sujay4533
@sujay4533 4 года назад
@Jessica Smith they are showing rerun of different strokes in india now on tatasky hit channel. It's very sad to hear that gary passed away.
@beb5407
@beb5407 3 года назад
@@stephen-john1677 TRUTH TO BE TOLD! 🗣️🗣️🗣️ HOLLYWOOD DID HIM WRONG N CREATED FALSE NARRATIVE N CAUSED THE INCIDENTS THAT ENDED IN HIS DEATH
@tyheemgregg3568
@tyheemgregg3568 6 лет назад
Gary Coleman was a greatful actor I miss him so much .
@feetler
@feetler 14 лет назад
Isn't it something that out of all of the three kids from Dif'frent Strokes, Todd Bridges eventually ended up being the sane one nowadays. Although, both Gary and Dana Plato met tragic ends to their lives (a very sad ending), I, myself, still thank GOD that Todd Bridges (Willis) got it together, revived his career, and is still alive and well. RIP Gary Coleman. RIP Dana Plato.
@injanhoi1
@injanhoi1 Год назад
Gary though had a lot of misfortune come his way though. His own parents, agent, and accountant stole his earnings. He found it hard to rebound after that. Todd and Dana got involved with drugs I believe. Todd rebounded. Gary had more hard hits I think. Losing all your fortune is devastating.
@LinkRocks
@LinkRocks 2 месяца назад
@@injanhoi1 Todd is active on social media. He's a big sports fan and posts about his teams often.
@BLemack
@BLemack 14 лет назад
Life's journey takes us all in different directions. When we reach a fork in the road, we make the best decision we can make at that time about which way to go from there. Only Gary would know how or why the twists and turns of his journey took him where they did. Perhaps it's best not to speculate, but, instead, to appreciate what he left behind from the "better days" for fans to remember and appreciate.
@ilikevines
@ilikevines 13 лет назад
he was an intelligent dude
@bobmag5058
@bobmag5058 4 года назад
so intelligent and garceful and consionscintious.
@nordiq21
@nordiq21 7 лет назад
Good interview. Thank you for posting
@smallclone
@smallclone 5 лет назад
This dude is a saint, God bless Gary Coleman
@kendallrivers1119
@kendallrivers1119 Месяц назад
Ok he's not a saint. He's human with flaws and complications. That's what he said in this video. Let's celebrate Gary because he had his problems and worked hard to overcome them the best he could 👍
@odispsfashion-tv2420
@odispsfashion-tv2420 6 лет назад
Nice interview, we will always remember about you, may God heal your soul
@sethmanrockandroll
@sethmanrockandroll 11 лет назад
I grew up with Coleman as an adult and I always thought him to be a dynamic and intelligent fellow. Somebody missed the opportunity there for how to use him as an adult, he's just like Danny Devito as far as I'm concerned, he can really command a presence that makes up for whatever he's missing in height... but people kept making fun of him. He could laugh with it though.
@metop33
@metop33 Год назад
Imagine working someplace for eight years and not having hardly a dime to show for it. That’s what it was like for him to be on a show that he truly did not like especially towards the end and then his parents take all his money and is left with nothing. And then humiliated throughout the media and society in general. So terrible and this guy was a talented smart guy that never really showed his abilities. Rest In Peace GC
@Jc22ny
@Jc22ny 12 лет назад
he seems like a nice smart guy
@injanhoi1
@injanhoi1 Год назад
Very talented guy! Had a lot of difficulties in his life, particularly financial. Deserved better. RIP
@sanfrancisco89
@sanfrancisco89 3 года назад
He was so aware, smart, and ambitious. He was also very self-conscious and burdened. I always liked and felt for this man.
@chefbee70
@chefbee70 6 лет назад
Sorry. Gary..., hope you are reward better in the next life
@nantakota4190
@nantakota4190 3 года назад
He will be
@dbrown9495
@dbrown9495 4 года назад
Gary Coleman was a child prodigy!! A pioneer!! Very intelligent and engaging in this interview!! Different strokes was great show that made my life so fun!!! A fun a great show to grow up on!! Real personalty!!
@antoniokinsey4041
@antoniokinsey4041 5 лет назад
Poor guy. I really liked him. He had a lot of problems.
@beb5407
@beb5407 3 года назад
HOLLYWOOD WAS THE PROBLEM. HOLLYWOOD WAS THE CAUSE N EFFECT!!!! THEY DESTROYED HIM N WHEN HE WAS NO MORE A MONEY MAKER THEY REPLACED HIM WITH EMMANUEL LEWIS N LEFT HIM TO DRY N DIE.
@RocStarr913
@RocStarr913 14 лет назад
@BLemack Thank you for sharing this. I had always felt bad for Coleman and what he went through with his health problems and his situation with his parents. I was always rooting for him to be able to come back and continue to do what he did on Diff'rent Strokes, just be able to effortlessly make people laugh. I think his death is a wake-up call to just how difficult being so huge while going through so much trauma at such a young age really is. It's good he can finally be at peace now.
@saulomatos4755
@saulomatos4755 3 года назад
I'm from Brazil ! We love him,so sad think that him is not between us anymore! But he still lives in our minds and hearts !
@WrvrUgoThrUR
@WrvrUgoThrUR 4 года назад
I come across dudes like this on occasion, and I think, “man that dude is probably a ball to hang out with and have intelligent conversations without “certain pressures” that “certain expectations” bring.”
@boosaontoosa
@boosaontoosa 11 лет назад
Gary Coleman is a legend I grew up on diffrent strokes
@BraidHeadMiles
@BraidHeadMiles Год назад
R.I.P Gary Coleman 🕊😇🕊
@adrienb7794
@adrienb7794 11 лет назад
It s like Gary was stuck in a "child" body for all its life, which must have prevented him in some ways from moving on to more mature roles and created a disconnection between the public perception and what he was inside, a very clever and honest person, as far as I can tell from this interview. add to that some betrayal from its own parents and one might understand the struggle he had to affront. I can only have sympathy for this guy.
@angm345
@angm345 5 лет назад
I feel so bad for him and how his life was😔
@jarodcarnarvon5198
@jarodcarnarvon5198 5 лет назад
He seemed very smart. Loved his acting..... Miss him.....
@Ariespath9
@Ariespath9 Год назад
The sparkle went away from his eyes... eyes look heartbroken
@paulblartmallgth6652
@paulblartmallgth6652 4 года назад
Damn shame he never got his break in adulthood. I could definitely see him in a dramatic role, maybe something he could've drawn from his personal life, like someone who was sick, short and not taken seriously.
@LinkRocks
@LinkRocks 2 месяца назад
A rare time where the interviewer was respectful towards Gary and didn't treat him like a carnival show act. Gary seemed to appreciate that too.
@lanabyk8012
@lanabyk8012 Год назад
It was very nice of Mr. Coleman to give this interview...
@kcoolmuziq
@kcoolmuziq Месяц назад
Gary was my WHOLE world as a child I wanted to be him so bad. He was the reason I entered ”The Industry “ as a child. It hurt my heart when I realized how much he was really suffering.
@sha11235
@sha11235 5 лет назад
Gary was talented. Loved him on DS. But he was even funnier on his guest starring role on Jeffersons.
@Brando1274
@Brando1274 11 лет назад
Too bad all those things he tried not to think or worry about tore him apart
@astabasta63
@astabasta63 Год назад
Gary Coleman is intelligent beyond his 25 years of life. This is NOT a 25 year old speaking, this is a very wise man.
@MrOlympia459
@MrOlympia459 11 лет назад
Diff'rentt Strokes in Brazil ! Forever !
@BroskiRIP
@BroskiRIP Год назад
He's an amazing kid. Was probably 10 years old here but comes across like an adult. Love him.
@iluvmyboba
@iluvmyboba Год назад
He was 25 years old here. He was born in 1968. This interview was in 1993.
@lesleyclarke9500
@lesleyclarke9500 Год назад
I think it was his Kidneys that stopped him from growing
@shellydrelly
@shellydrelly Год назад
LMAO
@Abr022575
@Abr022575 8 лет назад
He was great
@bhavnamistry1389
@bhavnamistry1389 2 года назад
God bless you gary, u are sorely missed thank you for all those yrs of laughter rip gary 😢🌹🥰🙏😘❤
@RawPower867
@RawPower867 Год назад
He sounds so much younger than he is
@vswapsy
@vswapsy 25 дней назад
💔If he were around more supportive people he would still be alive, doing an amazing podcast, still doing many roles including Tyler Perry productions and so much more! Gary was so eloquent, funny, talented and underestimated 💪🏽❤ rip 🙏🏽
@a.b.s_productions
@a.b.s_productions 4 года назад
Gary Coleman was funny as hell. May he Rest In Peace.
@seyidaniel3423
@seyidaniel3423 2 года назад
I wish I knew you Gary. You would have definitely had a friend in me
@wafe107
@wafe107 9 лет назад
RIP
@Doslle
@Doslle 5 лет назад
Nuff said! r.i.p. Gary
@saragorman7502
@saragorman7502 10 лет назад
What a talented guy he was, he made me laugh Gary Coleman did mainly in 'Different Strokes.'
@anthonya1151
@anthonya1151 9 лет назад
R.I.P. Gary Coleman
@alfreddreamer9097
@alfreddreamer9097 4 года назад
I really loved him when I was a kid. I watched Different Strokes whenever it came on. My grandaddy loved Different Strokes too. I was kind of jealous of Gary Coleman. Everyone loved him. He was super rich and famous. However, I still loved him. He seemed to have such a fun, positive attitude about life.
@gymmaster9771
@gymmaster9771 2 года назад
You know what? Other than him responding to provoking, taunting and picking on him I’ve never heard many bad things about him, he’s very humble and grateful even with being screwed all his life, I also want to say, a security guard tho?
@ulysesslee1848
@ulysesslee1848 Месяц назад
He was very sane and grown up!! I pray he is at peace.
@danceswithcomicbooks7733
@danceswithcomicbooks7733 14 дней назад
This interviewer was professsional. Ither interviewers sought to embarrass him or preach to him. Man so many people treated him badly from the time he was 9 or 10 when he became famous. People trying to latch onto his fame or money just sucked the life out of him.
@jwilliams7554
@jwilliams7554 4 года назад
John Henton said Gary Coleman auditioned for the role of Oberton on the sitcom Living Single
@HeatherHotcakes
@HeatherHotcakes 3 года назад
Very gifted!!
@lesleyclarke9500
@lesleyclarke9500 Год назад
Gary coleman looks very well when he was interviewed
@nelsonmbigura7731
@nelsonmbigura7731 4 года назад
Difference Strokes, my best comedy ever, from Nairobi Kenya. RIP Gary.
@PaoloState
@PaoloState 4 года назад
A great human being
@internetthug509
@internetthug509 6 лет назад
He always moved his head too much while speaking...but that’s what made him unique. Great video. We love ya Gary!
@euqniceuqnic1023
@euqniceuqnic1023 5 лет назад
Lol.. u stupid
@Michelle-pn9xt
@Michelle-pn9xt 4 года назад
He did not move his head too much. People have the right to be themselves!
@Irockgswift
@Irockgswift 14 лет назад
Gary Coleman was so well spoken & civil during in this interview. At that point why did he became so angry through the years?
@Michelle-pn9xt
@Michelle-pn9xt 4 года назад
He was a regular person. When did you become angry,? He was ill, and many people treated him like dirt. Everyone has feelings, just like you.
@PeterZeeke
@PeterZeeke 2 года назад
I really feel sad for Coleman. He made me so happy as a kid, such a shame how Hollywood spat him out 😔 I’ll always respect the contribution he made to getting black ppl in the mainstream
@DoubleYellowLinesUzu
@DoubleYellowLinesUzu 13 лет назад
Gary Coleman ... AS!
@BreakingImageFilms
@BreakingImageFilms 14 лет назад
a true professional :( love you gary
@CruceEntertainment
@CruceEntertainment Год назад
Gary became depressed because the child stardom party came to an end. He was an amazing individual. RIP
@AAN502
@AAN502 4 года назад
Bless him
@AccurateCrabLegs
@AccurateCrabLegs 6 лет назад
I'm watching this at 3 AM wearing blue shoes and a neon shirt with a beanie on my head.
@peacheskong2245
@peacheskong2245 6 лет назад
No pants???
@PaoloState
@PaoloState 4 года назад
Same
@jpcancela
@jpcancela 11 лет назад
Dayum he looks like The Game
@MaurandisDaRadusFilms
@MaurandisDaRadusFilms 5 лет назад
True shit
@kenshiro7960
@kenshiro7960 Год назад
I believe if he had his $18 million his parents stole then I feel he would be alive today
@chrispate9855
@chrispate9855 5 лет назад
very big little MAN of life... very intelligent he was.
@troyc4250
@troyc4250 Год назад
Too bad he couldn’t get out early like he wanted. Sorry Gary, you deserved better.
@4ways2go
@4ways2go 4 года назад
That life stressed him out he just wanted to go places and not be bother.
@4ways2go
@4ways2go 4 года назад
I remember Montgomery Wards
@rogersmith6411
@rogersmith6411 5 лет назад
Sorry...... Gary.
@tonydphaxking6204
@tonydphaxking6204 10 лет назад
In Killing Willis I was very surprised to hear that he was soooo NASTY (after 2nd season) on the set.
@jereedmunds7686
@jereedmunds7686 10 лет назад
Hmmm ok,so it was you!!! i am so sorry i did not response sooner. are you still arOund or away. hahaha this wintEr,away. i hope alL Is well. peace...jere ---------- Sent from AT&T's Wireless network using Mobile Email ------Original Message------
@Toywithme200
@Toywithme200 10 лет назад
he was nasty cause he was sick with kidney disease and throwing up on the set, and his parents were making him work. todd bridges says this in an interview here on youtube. gary was a great person. a lot of people took advantage of him.
@tonydphaxking6204
@tonydphaxking6204 10 лет назад
OK. I accept that. That's a fair comment LadyScorpio.
@linkbiff1054
@linkbiff1054 9 лет назад
Coleman himself said it was by late season 5 or early season 6. Maybe Todd's story is different.
@randallreiter8659
@randallreiter8659 6 лет назад
link biff yea Gary said in a interview he enjoyed the show till season 6 when sam and Maggie got on the show he was wanting to be a normal kid and they quit writing shows for Kimberly and Willis and all the show was on him Todd and Gary had both said they were close on the set like brothers it's just around 2000 or 2001 he wanted to distance himself from anything about the show but he and Todd made up and were close again before he died because Todd would come to see him
@simplicity63
@simplicity63 9 лет назад
Human
@DoItLikeLilah
@DoItLikeLilah 14 лет назад
&& i wonder what he would've done if someone would have told him that he only had 17 short years of his life left...smh...rip gary.
@stefanosprokopis6974
@stefanosprokopis6974 Год назад
He was a natural actor
@Goregutz
@Goregutz 4 месяца назад
So epic
@leonguerrero1132
@leonguerrero1132 2 года назад
Hi everybody. I am a native speaker of Spanish. and I don't understand the meaning: Diff'rent strokes. please Could someone explain to me the real meaning of this title?
@insidethebusinessofacting1949
@insidethebusinessofacting1949 2 года назад
Hello, Leon ... From the Collins English Dictionary: "Different strokes (for different folks) means that people are different and that some individuals or groups have different needs and wants from others." I hope this is helpful!
@leonguerrero1132
@leonguerrero1132 2 года назад
@@insidethebusinessofacting1949 Thank you Sir. I believe that I get it. God bless you.
@queen_of_domination
@queen_of_domination 5 лет назад
I felt bad for him.
@medylemaproductions
@medylemaproductions 5 лет назад
He was awfully dapper here!
@rogersmith6411
@rogersmith6411 5 лет назад
Pain
@vswapsy
@vswapsy 25 дней назад
❤❤❤
@hotgirlsarehot
@hotgirlsarehot 13 лет назад
He somehow looked better than he did here than in seasons 6-7 of Diff'rent Strokes, and looks the same as he did in seasons 3 and 4.
@amelmatt5641
@amelmatt5641 4 года назад
Part of this interview was duplicated, sad editing job.
@chefbee70
@chefbee70 6 лет назад
Sad.... lost it all
@dakidd729
@dakidd729 2 года назад
Whats he talking about?
@paulcooper5748
@paulcooper5748 2 года назад
What you talkin about willis had to say it love gary coleman R.I.P brother.
@rogersmith6411
@rogersmith6411 5 лет назад
Yes the bad part...... you not alone
@Beck-Stein
@Beck-Stein Месяц назад
His biological parents ditched him. His adoptive parents stole his money. His wife used him. Sad.