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Dopey 282: Tony Cavalero, Alcoholism, Recovery, Cocaine, Ozzie Osborne, HBO
Dopey 282: Tony Cavalero, Alcoholism, Recovery, Cocaine, Ozzie Osborne, HBO
Dopey 282: Tony Cavalero, Alcoholism, Recovery, Cocaine, Ozzie Osborne, HBO
Friday 19th February 2021
Join Tony Cavalero on Dopey as he shares his journey from addiction to recovery and his unpredictable path to Hollywood. Listen now for an inspiring story!
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Get the buttons here!Tony Cavalero's Hollywood Hustle: From Addiction to Recovery on Dopey
I was lucky enough to have his son, Jack, on dopey, and it's one of my favorite dopey stories was Jack was saying that, like Ozzy, didn't think that Jack was enough of a junkie.
Picture this: Tony Cavalero, the actor who brought Ozzy Osborne to life in Netflix's Motley Crue biopic, 'The Dirt', and Mr. Keefe Chambers on HBO's 'The Righteous Gemstones', opens up about his rollercoaster ride to Hollywood and the battle with addiction that came with it. On this episode of the Dopey Podcast, Tony shares his raw and unfiltered journey through alcoholism and drug addiction, shedding light on the unpredictable twists and turns that led him to recovery.
Tony’s story is anything but ordinary. From court-ordered meetings to finding solace in structure and creativity, he dives deep into the moments that shaped his path to sobriety. One particularly memorable anecdote involves a chat with Jack Osborne, where Jack reveals his father didn’t think Tony was enough of a junkie—a stark reminder of the complexities surrounding addiction. This episode isn't just about Tony's struggles; it's also about his growth.
He talks about how following directions and maintaining a structured life helped him turn things around. His experiences have not only influenced his personal life but also his professional one, contributing to the characters and sketches he creates at the Groundlings. As always, hosts Dave and Chris bring their signature humor and irreverence to the conversation, making for an engaging and entertaining listen.
Plus, there's a voicemail from New Zealand and some fun tidbits about the Hollywood edition of the Dopey Show. Whether you're familiar with Tony Cavalero's work or just looking for an honest discussion on addiction and recovery, this episode offers a compelling mix of laughter, insight, and inspiration.