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In her 2009 memoir, "I'll Scream Later," Marlee Matlin described the time in her life when she was at her lowest due to addiction and felt the need to check herself into the Betty Ford Center. "It should have been the best time of my life. And in a surreal way it was. I had won a Golden Globe for my performance as the deaf, angry young woman in ...
Marlee Matlin (through her interpreter, Jack): ... All About Sexual Offenses • Domestic Violence • Dancing with the Stars • Drug Addiction. From the Blogs: Controversy, commentary, and debate
“[Betty Ford] and Betty Ford Center helped me beat my addiction,” Matlin Tweeted when news broke of the former first lady’s death. “She was an angel to many.” “She was an angel to many.”
Marlee Matlin Talks Drug Addiction, Rehab in New Memoir “I’ll Scream Later”. Marlee Matlin roared onto the Hollywood scene with her Oscar-winning performance in Children of A Lesser God more than 25 years ago. For the younger generation, she is most likely best recognized for her recent reality show performances.
Marlee Matlin's Hollywood success story began three decades ago when she won an Oscar at age 21 for her first-ever movie role in 1986's Children of a Lesser God.But the actress was struggling ...
April 14, 2009 — -- It hasn't been an easy road to success, but Oscar-winning actress Marlee Matlin said she hopes sharing the bumps she had along the way -- including drug use and an abusive ...
Matlin previously battled drug and alcohol abuse and was in rehab when she found out about her Oscar nod for 1986’s Children of a Lesser God. The starcredits Betty Ford for helping her beat her ...
