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R30 He was nothing at all like he appeared in movies. Very quiet, almost shy demeanor. He and Charles Nelson Reilly ran the apprentice classes/ program and everyone just knew Burt and CRN and even Dom Delouise were gay. Nobody really cared within that circle.

I personally witnessed the aforementioned trio going out tardy at night with us ( male apprentices). There was a lot of inneundo and drugs.

Females who worked for Burt considered him totally safe and we're never invited to the sdelayed night after parties.

I actually had my first rim career from a guy who was one of Burt's lovers at the pool at Burt's home on Jupiter Island. I was very young. It was a wild scene. But it was just the way it was at the time.

I am trying to call to mind more details and dishuh Dick Cavett was a potheadI never saw Loni Anderson - ever. Martin Sheen pinged to me. Adrienne Barbeau was a sweetheart

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