Ron Jeremy on Gary Coleman

NL- If you haven’t heard, Gary Coleman passed away. He fell in his home and hit his head, went into a coma and died.

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Diff’rent strokes, indeed. The late former child actor Gary Coleman worked with prolific porn star Ron Jeremy four times: on the 1998 Kid Rock music video "Cowboy"; a 2002 Weakest Link episode; a 2004 episode of VH1’s The Surreal Life; and in the 2009 film comedy Midgets vs. Mascots.

"I’ve known Gary for years," Jeremy tells UsMagazine.com of Coleman, who passed away at age 42 on Friday. "He was always very nice to me, but he was tough to get along with."

Case in point? During Coleman’s cameo on The Surreal Life, he butted heads with another faded star, Vanilla Ice. When the rapper teased him and asked Coleman to repeat his trademark Diff’rent Strokes catchphrase, he stormed off the set. "He was so pissed off," Jeremy recalls. "He was a sweet guy, but he hated being asked to repeat ‘Whatchu talkin’ ’bout Willis?’…He didn’t want to live in the past."

To be fair, Vanilla Ice’s ribbing didn’t stop there, Jeremy explains to Us: "He’s carrying Gary around and going ‘Get in My Belly,’ like they do in Austin Powers. Vanilla Ice is carrying him around and threatens to put him in the deep fryer. Gary’s going ‘I hate this guy. I hate this guy. Let go of me.’"

Coleman "didn’t like people making jokes about him," Jeremy observes. "He had a very sensitive nature."

The 4’8" star was frank to the adult film actor — and the public — about his complete lack of sexual experience. When the duo appeared together on game show The Weakest Link, Coleman, then in his mid-30s, introduced himself as "’the opposite of Ron Jeremy. I’m still a virgin…Whatever Ron has done, I’ve done none of it.’" Jeremy remembers. ""I think everyone thought he was joking. Gary was like, ‘I’m serious, I’m a virgin.’"

(Coleman married Shannon Price in 2007; she was at his bedside when he passed away.)

Naturally, Coleman confided in Jeremy about sex. "He did ask me, "When you’re with a lot of women, do you get emotional with them?’…He made it clear that he wasn’t into frivolous sex. He could have gotten some considering he was a celebrity, but he was more into having an emotion behind it."

Jeremy’s happiest memory of his pal? "He really enjoyed being in Kid Rock’s video…Just seeing him with a big smile. He didn’t smile a lot, but on the video, he had his whole cowboy outfit with the hat, and it’s really cute, and he really enjoyed it."

The porn legend adds that his late friend, who was making a reported $100,000 an episode for Diff’rent Strokes in his tweens, didn’t have a "real childhood." "It took its toll," he opines. "Kids need to have their childhood."

6 thoughts on “Ron Jeremy on Gary Coleman

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  2. jeremiahsteele says:

    I met and talked with Gary when he was standing outside the CNN building in Hollywood when he was running for Governor (when Mary Carey and Ahhnuld were running). He was cool.

    I wouldn’t say wanting to get away from Vanilla Ice makes Gary too sensitive. Ice was a dick. I played the nerd D.J. in the Vanilla Ice romantic hip-hop flop “Cool As Ice” (check out the black chick pretending to hump me while we’re dancing. I’m a total ass fool and a girl I once knew told me those moments I was on screen was the funniest part of that whole movie), and he was yelling at the A.D. for asking him to be quiet while they were trying to film something. Then Ice yelled at his little yap yap purse size dog, yanking him around by the leash.

    I don’t know what happened to Gary in his personal life regarding some domestic incident, but I saw one interview where the woman was sitting next to him yelling questions at him. Whether or not he was guilty she definitely sparked it by the disrespecting, theatrical way she asked him… then the whole panel acted self righteous in supporting each other after Gary walked off yelling “Fuck You ALL”.

    What’s next? Not Diff’rent Strokes XXX? Hey motherfuckers, if you’re gonna steal my ideas give me some cash, credit or contribution, dammit 😛

  3. This guy got royally screwed over by his parents. He worked a lot of years on that Different Strokes TV show and his mom and pops stole 4 or 5 million dollars from him. He was understandably bitter as he had to play midgets and other humiliating “jobs” as an adult just to keep his head above water.

    Now he’s dead, hopefully his parents pay for their sins. To do that to their own child? Jesus Fucking Christ.

  4. jeremiahsteele says:

    Out of curiosity I looked up “Cool As Ice” reviews on amazon. con and couldn’t stop laughing. Here’s one:

    5 out of 5 stars
    Breathtaking

    This review is from: Cool As Ice [VHS] (VHS Tape)
    Throughout the ages, cultures have been defined by the peak artistic creations spawned by the ideas and tenets that the civilization held dear to them. The Renaissance had the Sistine Chapel and the Mona Lisa. The Baroque era had the Bach Concertos and Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony. To truly define our era, the 20th century, one need not look at trivialities like Gone With The Wind or Citizen Kane to ask themselves the true question, “Who am I?” Truly no other movie captures the strength and longevity of our times, our lives, our cultures as good as “Cool As Ice”. The sheer artistry puts any Astaire/Kelly routine to shame. The plot, epic in its scope, yet humbled to represent the common man and his plight through a wicked society, seemed to have been crafted by Hawthorne, so brililant and deep were the emotions. The poignancy of such lines as “It ain’t where you from, it’s where you at” symbolize the rugged individualism that America represents. You can almost feel the red, white, and blue oozing out of Vanilla Ice. His stirring performance makes James Dean seem like a square. He transcends the film medium as well, as his musical score, rife with emotional turbulance not seen since Stravisky’s “Le sacre du printemps”, captures the essence of how our troubles can be washed away by believing in oneself. Vanilla Ice is America, and America is Vanilla Ice.

  5. Larry Horse says:

    Ron’s act is getting tiresome, I love Ron and think he is a great American, but him and Dennis Hof and all the “starfucking”, puts me to sleep. Wonder if Ron has had some A and B list pussy, one would think with a tool like his. I’ve heard stories about couples inviting Ron over for the novelty of Ron porking the woman while the man watches.

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