His nipples had been painted to look like minature suns. Read it in "Hollywood Babylon." It's my favorite sick celebrity of all time.

His death was called "accidental" by the way and I guess it was!!

But now it looks like Carradine may have been murdered. Why else would his hands have been tied? It's getting stranger and stranger.

There's a supposed photo in a Thai tabloid. It only showed him from the back and not the embarrassing details that we found out later. The photo was too grainy to see if there were other injuries around the body.

Judging by that photo, Albert Dekker was pretty HUGE!!!

He was also a very underrated actor

You fuckin sackless HOMO. What does it say about you that you feel the need to remove my comments?

YOU ARE A FUCKING PUSSY WITH DICKS IN IT.

I guess you just can't take it Masengil.

Strange cummin from a tail gunner that takes horse dicks in his corn canal.

A little of your own medicine and you crumble like a dickless twink.

YOU ARE A COCK WRANGLIN TALENTLESS FUCK...and now you have proven you have absolutely NO CREDIBILITY AT ALL!

Those Hollywood Babylon books are such treasures but some of the stuff I read in this one book on the sex lives of these truly Grade A celebrities refutes half the stuff in the book such as "James Dean, human ashtray".

please remove all the comments from that evil cuntface above - although he does squeal hilariously when you mess with him.

Please remove all the cum mints from your pie hole broke back cowgirl.

FUCK YOU Cock Hopper for a Mouth.

the opening scene of 'The Ruling Class'(1972) shows the 13th Earl of Gurney (the father of Peter O'Toole's character) engaging in the naughty noose while wearing a pink tutu. It's a sledgehammer satire that had O'Toole Oscar nominated for best actor in 1973.

oh, i just love it....in 1956, dekker was on the TV show "Climax!" come to think of it (pun intended), could that be why so many of the television sets from the 50s had doors on them?

And I think O'Toole (or O'Tool, if you prefer) was nominated for an Oscar that year over David Carradine for "Bound for Glory". Interesting!!!

"...could that be why so many of the television sets from the 50s had doors on them?"

ROTFLMFAO !!!!!!!