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Monday, June 06, 2005  

Russell Crowe, He-Man and Nudnik

It is either a refreshing reminder of the perverse nature of servants (employees) who refuse to serve when they ought to be properly obsequious or it's an amusing tale of someone who takes his celebrity way too seriously.

"Frustrated by a clerk's unwillingness to help him put through a phone call to his family in Australia, Russell Crowe was involved in a minor altercation at the Mercer Hotel earlier this morning. After asking the front desk several times to replace a faulty phone in his room - and getting only attitude from the clerk on duty - Crowe brought the phone down to the front desk in an effort to address the situation in person. Words were exchanged and Crowe wound up throwing the phone against the wall. He regrets that he lost his temper, but at no time did he assault anyone or touch any hotel employee. (via Drudge)



Asked about his behavior, Crowe quoted the poet, Wordsworth, "Strange fits of passion I have known."

posted by Mark Butterworth | 12:50 PM |

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