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* [[Robert Downey, Jr.]] came close to entering, but then [[Career Resurrection|turned his life around]] thanks to, of all people, [[Mel Gibson]]. He's since called for the same opportunity to be [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AAJuynxnTQ extended to Mel].
* Think for a moment: is there a role you wouldn't believe [[Nicolas Cage]] would take? Think for a moment more: is there something you wouldn't believe [[Nicolas Cage]] would waste his money on? The man bankrupted himself buying things like ''swords'' and ''a private island.''
* During the late 1990s and early 2000s [[Bill Murray]] acquired a body of [[Urban Legend]]s in which he would reportedly show up doing something completely unexpected -- like taking over as the bartender at a random couple's wedding or
* [[Klaus Kinski]]: As his daughter Pola wrote in her autobiographical book ''Kindermund'', he had raped her since she was ''five'' years old. And she was ''not'' fond about all the fans gushing to her what kind of a "genius" he supposedly was. Hell, years before that, Kinski [[Refuge in Audacity|had written in ''his'' autobiography]] about [[Parental Incest]].
** For a minor example, the sentences in the letters he wrote to her contained up to sixteen exclamation marks. So it's safe to say that Kinski was at least three times above the "[[Discworld|wears his underpants on his head]]" standard for insanity.
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