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I will, and have beenfaithful to you

Gary • 2024
I will, and have been
faithful to you

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I will, and have been faithful to you.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
27
Timestamp in Movie
00:26:56
Uploaded
Apr 02, 2025
Genres
documentary, biography
Production
RAW

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Movie Summary

Explores Gary Coleman's rise to fame as a child star, his struggles with living in the spotlight, financial troubles, depression, and the controversy surrounding his tragic death at age 42, providing insight into his private world.
I will stand by your side through whatever it takes. - Gary 00:07
I will stand by your side through whatever it takes.
My prayer was that he would meet somebody that loved him... - Gary 00:06
My prayer was that he would meet somebody that loved him...
...and somebody that he loved, who could encourage him - Gary 00:09
...and somebody that he loved, who could encourage him
By 1983, Gary was 15 and really at the height of his success. - Gary 00:08
By 1983, Gary was 15 and really at the height of his success...
-(ALL CHEERING) -GARY: Alright, enough that. Let me eat my bread. - Gary 00:06
-(ALL CHEERING) -GARY: Alright, enough that. Let me eat my b...
He had a team around him - Gary 00:08
He had a team around him
And my responsibility was his theatrical representation - Gary 00:08
And my responsibility was his theatrical representation
PERILLO: He had a lawyer, he had a publicist. - Gary 00:05
PERILLO: He had a lawyer, he had a publicist.
And then he had Anita de Thomas, which was the business manager... - Gary 00:05
And then he had Anita de Thomas, which was the business mana...
...whose job it was to manage their money. - Gary 00:06
...whose job it was to manage their money.
PERILLO: The Colemans became his managers. - Gary 00:05
PERILLO: The Colemans became his managers.
Most children are not the employers of their parents. - Gary 00:08
Most children are not the employers of their parents.
BRIDGES: The atmosphere changed on the set when Mr. Coleman showed up - Gary 00:15
BRIDGES: The atmosphere changed on the set when Mr. Coleman ...
And I looked at Conrad and he looked at me - Gary 00:10
And I looked at Conrad and he looked at me
MIAL: He was very vocal - Gary 00:10
MIAL: He was very vocal
CHANEY: Gary went from being cute to ugly. - Gary 00:05
CHANEY: Gary went from being cute to ugly.
He picked up all the ugliness of his dad, - Gary 00:08
He picked up all the ugliness of his dad,
"I run this show." - Gary 00:19
"I run this show."
The kidney that had been transplanted - Gary 00:08
The kidney that had been transplanted
And so, from December 31st of 1985 - Gary 00:14
And so, from December 31st of 1985