Dennis Quaid says he used cocaine to practice piano 12 hours a day for one of his most iconic roles
Dennis Quaid reflects on how his cocaine addiction influenced his memorable performance as Jerry Lee Lewis in "Great Balls of ...
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Why Dennis Quaid Owes His Classic Biopic Performance to Cocaine
Dennis Quaid, 70, revealed that the secret behind his piano skills in 1989’s Great Balls of Fire!, in which he portrayed music legend Jerry Lee Lewis, was 12 hours a day of practice—and cocaine.
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Dennis Quaid Says Son Jack Has ‘Really Proved’ Himself in Hollywood With Acting Career (Exclusive)
Dennis Quaid is “really proud” of eldest son Jack Quaid’s acting career. “I saw [his film Novocaine] two nights ago,” Dennis, 70, told Us Weekly exclusively at the Happy Face screening ...
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Dennis Quaid would never do a sequel to 'The Parent Trap'
A 21-year-old aspiring actor named Dennis Quaid ... in BI's Role Play series, Quaid spoke about the legendary TV show he passed on early in his career, how cocaine helped him play Jerry Lee ...
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Dennis Quaid would never do a sequel to 'The Parent Trap'
A 21-year-old aspiring actor named Dennis Quaid, who was on set that ... In the latest interview in BI's Role Play series, Quaid spoke about the legendary TV show he passed on early in his career, how ...