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Gary

I will stand by your sidethrough whatever it takes

Gary • 2024
I will stand by your side
through whatever it takes

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I will stand by your side through whatever it takes.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
25
Timestamp in Movie
00:27:05
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.
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
He then started on dialysis, - Gary 00:21
He then started on dialysis,