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  • Son of the late Dana Plato commits suicide

    
    First Joni Richardson endured the death of her daughter-in-law, Diff'rent Strokes star Dana Plato, in 1999. Now almost exactly 11 years later, Plato's son, Tyler Lambert, committed suicide at the age of 25.
    on 2010-05-14 06:39:17

  • Dana Plato's Son Commits Suicide Near Anniversary of Mother's Death

    
    Some Hollywood history has tragically repeated itself. Almost exactly 11 years to the day Dana Plato overdosed, her troubled son also took his own life. The actress' young...
    on 2010-05-13 05:15:28

  • Dana Plato's Son Commits Suicide Near Anniversary of Mother's Death

    
    Some Hollywood history has tragically repeated itself. Almost exactly 11 years to the day Dana Plato overdosed, her troubled son also took his own life. The actress' young...
    on 2010-05-13 05:15:57

  • Dana Plato's Son Commits Suicide Near Anniversary of Mother's Death

    
    Some Hollywood history has tragically repeated itself. Almost exactly 11 years to the day Dana Plato overdosed, her troubled son also took his own life. The actress' young...
    on 2010-05-13 05:17:00
  • "Preesi" wrote in message > porn jobs could she have gotten? > Shes the Dana Plato of Porn Chyna has to be a dude. No way is he now, nor has he ever been, a woman.
  • "Thanatos" wrote in message news:atropos-5602CE.21455318032008@news.giganews.com... > In article > , > TranslucentAmoebae wrote: possession"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/11/mary-ann-busted-with-mary-jane/ responsibility"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/12/it-wasnt-mary-anns-mary-jane/ > difference? He can't tell you...too drunk.
  • Preesi wrote: > Lionel wrote: > Uhhh, Chyna did porn? > OMG! I totally lost respect for her, now. I mean I could see if she was hot or popular of sexy, but what kind of porn jobs could she have gotten? Shes the Dana Plato of Porn -- preesi ~~~~~~~~~ Pointing the finger at another person and saying you hate what they are doing is never neutralized by saying, `but I luv' ya.' ~~~~~~~~~ My Websites and Favorite Links: http://tinyurl.com/yvw45 Yahoo/SidekickII Name: MissPreesi Skype: Preesi
  • On 31 May 2005 16:20:06 -0700, "wildcat" wrote: > What the fuck is that? Howard, what are you doing and what's the >point? What and why? Are you by any chance fessing up to Debbie Tay? >If that's the case I'm here for you. We're all here for you. Unload, >free yourself up, get past it. Remember your post, "I may have gone >over the line a bit" killing people isn't over the line "a bit." It's >40 miles south of the line. Why stop at Debby Tay? Could be he is also responsible for John DeBella's ex wife?.....Dana Plato?? (feeding the lunatic fringe) Honestly,you are about to visit pookie, permanently plonked in killfile land.
  • x-no-archive: yes klm123@pacbell.netyour_shoes (to email, just remove "your_ shoes.") > I'm wondering why some of these people just can't see that there is > something wrong with him. I firmly believe that his excuse of not "growing > up" is a lie. He functions as an adult in many ways but, conveniently > states that he hasn't grown up when it comes to activities connected with > children. They can't do it, because he's an adult and you can't make a person get mental help until they are a threat to others or to themselves. > childhood. Regression is a coping mechanism but it has been way too many > years for that. Well, if he's a pedophile, it's just an excuse. He has created a world that would induce children to come around. If he's not a pedophile, he's obviously not even trying to get better. However, it seems to be more the rule than the exception, that child stars have lots of problems. Although, Jody Foster, Melissa Gilbert, Donnie Osmond, Shirley Temple, Ron Howard, Leonardo DiCaprio, Alyssa Milano, Fred Savage, Rick Schroder seem reasonably well-balanced. Drew Barrymore has had problems, but she seems to be straightening up. Same with Danny Bonaduce. Even the Olsen Twins seem fine. I found an article I thought was pretty good or rather it is a rant by someone, but here it is: http://www.burningchrome.com:8000/mt/stan/archives/000108.html Child Stars and you. This entry was posted in the following categories: Rants They say it's not easy being a child star like Michael Jackson. You're completely deprived of a normal childhood. You don't have any real friends your own age. You have to work all the time on top of going to school. You have strange interactions with adults over sums of money that most peple never see in their whole lives. You lose all contact with the real world. Ain't that a shame? I'm glad I didn't suffer through a childhood of fame and fortune. No sir, I had what I'd consider a reasonably normal childhood. We were pretty typical of families in our neighborhood. A modest home in suburbia. An older sister and a younger brother. A dog, a cat, and a pair of fish. Mom was a home-maker, always in an apron, always with an apple pie in the oven. Dad was middle management down at the plant, and coached little league baseball in the summer. Me, I was pretty average. Lots of friends around the neighborhood. We had lemonade stands together in the summer, and shoveled snow for the old folks in the winter. It snowed every Christmas Eve, and it was sunny and warm by March. In High School, I was the captain of the football team, and I dated the head cheerleader. The Beach Boys played at our prom. I saved up all my paper route money to buy a corvette, but when I finally got enough saved, my dad bought it for me, and told me to save my money for college. It was a good way to grow up. Unfortunately, that wasn't my life. No, as some of you already have guessed, I grew up very differently. Like Michael Jackson, I too was a child star. I grew up to become a 6'3" white mid-western straight male, but you probably know me better as T.V.'s Dorothy "Tootie" Ramsey from the Facts of Life. That's right, my real name is Kim Fields. That's me in front on the right. In addition to the considerable stress of growing up as an African American woman in 1970s America, I was a textbook child star. I too was deprived of any sort of normalcy, as I struggled to be a professional and handle myself with dignity through whatever came my way, before I was even in my teens. I learned my lines, I showed up on time to tapings, and I stayed on top of my schoolwork. And I even found time to record a song for you Michael. Even though I wasn't really out in the "real world" with kids my own age, I did still manage to have some close friends. I was very close with Gary Coleman, Todd Bridges and Dana Plato from Diff'rent Strokes. We had a lot of laughs. And I made friends with some other kids when they made guest appearances on the show, like your sister Janet. Yes, I was a child star, with all the trauma that carries with it. But I came through it ok. And even though most of my childhood friends went on to achieve fame through crime and / or porn, I kept myself n the straight and narrow. I even have what some would consider a very successful acting career as an adult. Actually, I guess that's not true either. I was never TV's Tooty. I wasn't a child star. Not even close. I wasn't the poster-boy for middle-class american youth either. And contrary to what you may have been told, I'm not even a professional wrestler. I'm just a guy. I'm a straight, male, and white. I come from hearty mid-western stock, and grew up in a pretty typical lower-middle class way. I'm the oldest of two boys. I was picked on a lot as a child, and was kind of socially awkward (not like I am now...). I tried to shut out the world and live inside my fantasy world of legos, matchbox cars, and TV sitcoms, but somehow, someway, some valuable life lessons managed to bubble up inside my head and teach me a few things about the way things are supposed to be. Perhaps Blair, Mrs Garrett, and yes, even the fabled Tooty actually managed to pound a thing or two into my head while I was busy building a fort out of the dining room table and a sleeping bag. I managed to pick up the notion that some things in life are just wrong. For example, shooting someone in the face with a shotgun, even when yer pretty pissed off at them, is wrong. And when you're able to clearly identify something as being wrong, you shouldn't do that thing. Not because you'll get in trouble, or go to hell, or get yelled at by mom and dad (although those things are possible). No. You don't do those things because they are wrong. Some things are easy to identify as being wrong. The above mentioned shotgun to the face example is one. Robbing a bank is wrong. Keying a man's car is wrong. And despite what you may have heard, running off with your best friend's girl is wrong. There's no room for individual interpretation. These things are just wrong. Other things in life aren't that easy to classify. Do you give back the money when the cashier down at the Piggly Wiggly gives you back a bit too much change for your Oreos? Should you report it to your boss if you accidentally swiped a ballpoint pen from the office? Do you really need to drive exactly the speed limit, or is a little bit over ok sometimes? These are questions that require some individual thought and interpretation, and we each make our own choices. But allow me to state for the record, right here and right now, that molesting little kids, be they boys or girls or *shrug* other, is one of those accross the board wrong things. There's no question about it. Wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong! So you shouldn't do it. In fact, it's one of those things that's so very very wrong that you should actively avoid activities that might make people question if that's what you're doing. Like sleeping in the same bed with little boys, wether you're molesting them or not, is probably going to make people wonder a little bit. Use some sense! I know you're a big pop star and whatnot, and a lot of rules that apply to people like me don't really apply to people like you. For example, I'm not allowed to repeatedly grab my crotch in public or have simulated knife fights with Lionel Richie look-alikes. But the rules of right and wrong really do still apply to you. Molesting little boys is wrong. Making people wonder if you might be molesting little boys is seriously not smart. At worst, you are a child molester, and should be punished in a really really unpleasant way. At best, you're dumb enough to think you can do all this stuff that makes real people wonder what the hell you're up to, and get away with it. And that would make you altogether too dumb to be allowed around kids without police supervision. You've got money.... have someone build you a robotic kid or something. Posted by Dr. Surly at November 20, 2003 10:52 AM
  • http://canoe.ca/JamMovies/apr23_kids-sun.html The kids are not all right By LIZ BRAUN -- Toronto Sun "If there is anything I would tell anybody in this profession, it is never believe your own press." -- Former child star Leif Garrett, and he would know. Child actors -- you've got to love them. Or maybe not. Spoiled, cranky, ill-mannered and generally up way past their bedtime, rugrat actors in Hollywood have a bad rep the world over. And for good reason. There may be other 12-year-olds involved in substance abuse and temper tantrums, but not many that see it as part of their job. The list of misbehaving brats is a mile long, and includes Drew Barrymore (yes, she grew out of it), Macaulay Culkin, Danny Bonaduce, Dana Plato, Lisa Loring and Tatum O'Neal, among many others. The list of child stars who grew up more or less intact is far shorter: Jodie Foster, Sarah Polley, Kurt Russell and Ron Howard come to mind. Shirley Temple survived, but became a politician. Serial bride Elizabeth Taylor weathered her share of bad ink and bad behaviour and is still standing. There are plenty of child actors and adolescent thespians we all love to hate of that Hilary Duff/Britney Spears/Amanda Bynes interchangeable ilk. The mousketeer syndrome is a tough one to shake. So what, exactly, does little Dakota Fanning have to look forward to? Who might be the role models for someone her age? Jackie Coogan was one of the earliest "child stars" and became famous for his acting and for his larcenous parents. Coogan was born into a vaudeville family and was a performer by age four. His "break" came when Charlie Chaplin cast him in The Kid, and Coogan became a huge star. In the 1930s, he asked for the money he'd earned as a child, but his mother and stepfather did not fork over. Coogan sued, eventually winning a fraction of the millions he had actually earned. People were so freaked out by this that California passed the Child Actors' Bill (aka the Coogan Act), which sets up a trust fund for any child actor to protect earnings. Years later, Coogan turned up on TV as Uncle Fester. That's just wrong. Macaulay Culkin is probably the most famous child actor who ever lived, thanks to Home Alone, a film many call just another one of John Hughes' crimes against humanity. Now 24, Culkin is one of the seven children of Kit Culkin and Patricia Brentrup, and his career was put on hold in the late '90s when his parents decided to duke it out over custody of the children and control of Macaulay's money. The judge who eventually awarded custody to Culkin's mother had harsh words for both parents. In 1998, a year after his parents had finished fighting, Culkin married Rachel Miner, another actor, but they separated in 2000. Since then, Culkin has made a lousy movie (Party Monster) and done well in theatre in a London production of Madame Melville. Keisha Castle Hughes, the young star of Whale Rider and an Academy Award nominee for her very first movie role, has just turned 14. She was discovered during Whale Rider casting at her New Zealand school. She is usually described as smart and focused, and she is always articulate in interviews. Hughes has a Maori mother and an Australian father. Geography alone may preserve her, as New Zealand is soooo far away from Hollywood. Haley Joel Osment is a well-regarded young actor who is now 16. He's been acting since the age of four and has a full-on career, with an Oscar nomination for The Sixth Sense. Osment's dad is an actor and his mother is a teacher. He has said he'd like to model his career after those of Kurt Russell or Jodie Foster, people who began as children but who are still respected actors today. Osment intends to go to Yale. From Sunny Oz, Rick :) Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
  • [I just googled a search using 'Dana Plato death' and here's the first article I found] Dana Plato's death ruled suicide OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Former child actress Dana Plato's drug-overdose death was ruled a suicide Friday, not an accident as initially believed. The 34-year-old former star of the NBC sitcom "Diff'rent Strokes" died May 8 while visiting her fiance's parents in Moore. Police initially said she died of an accidental overdose of a painkiller and Valium. But Dr. Larry E. Balding, deputy state medical examiner, said Friday that she had fatal concentrations of the muscle relaxant Soma and a generic form of the painkiller Lortab in her body. She also had the equivalent of seven tablets of the muscle relaxant in her stomach. Balding said the death was ruled a suicide because of the high level of drugs and her history of suicidal tendencies. She did not leave a suicide note. Ms. Plato had been prescribed both drugs -- according to her fiance, for back injuries she suffered in a car accident. Ms. Plato's life went into a tailspin after the sitcom's cancellation in 1984. In 1991, she was arrested for robbing a Las Vegas video store and placed on five years' probation. A year later, she was given another five years' probation for forging preions for Valium. "If I hadn't gotten caught, it could have been the worst thing that happened to me because I could have died of a drug overdose," she said then. The day before her death, Ms. Plato went on Howard Stern's radio show in New York to deny a former roommate's claims that she was on drugs. Ms. Plato insisted she had been sober for about 10 years but said she had taken painkillers when her wisdom teeth were removed four months ago.
  • "mslinda" wrote in message news:4004C270.7080300@earthlink.net... > totally give up showbiz since he used to be the computer tech of a buddy > of mine who's a network exec at CBS TV City. You can go back to sleep now. He's had roles on TV and in movies, and even joined his sister's LA talent agency, where he signed up Dana Plato shortly before *she* died of her overdose. Someone's been believing those "famous Mormons" stories pushed out by the you-know-what. Kris
  • On 07 Oct 2004 02:32:05 GMT, rjrsj1@aol.comzyxqyzx (RJRSJ1) wrote: I think that person is familiar. Remember WEHT threads quite often reap death for the subject in question. Let us not forget Dana Plato. andrew, professional ASGer Carnival Tropicale 1982 NCL Dawn 2004 HAL Noordam 2004
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  • Had breast implants done in 1994 in hopes of landing better film roles.
  • Wanted to accept the role of Regan in Exorcist, The (1973) but turned it down due her adoptive mothers insistence that the content was not suitable. Linda Blair took the part and went on to become big. Dana had a role in the Exorcist sequel which turned out to be a flop.
  • Childhood dream was to be an Olympic figure skater.
  • Was fired from Diff'rent Strokes after the show's 7th season (1984), its last on NBC--it moved to ABC for its 8th & final season.
  • Birth mother's name is Linda Strain
  • Was adopted.
  • Attended Sutter Jr. High in Winnetka, CA (1978)
  • Appeared on The Howard Stern show shortly before her suicide. Calls came in from Stern's fans to the show literally embarrassing Plato on the air. Stern also insulted her over the air.
  • Was offered the role of Regan MacNeil in Exorcist, The (1973)
  • Died in Moore, Oklahoma in the home of her fiance Robert Menchaca where they had visited for Mother's Day. With Lanny Lambert, Dana Plato has a son born in 1985 named Tyler Lambert who lives in Tulsa.
  • Arrested for forging a valium prescription in 1992.
  • Arrested for armed robbery in 1991.
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