'Caddyshack' star Michael O'Keefe recalls using cocaine before filming
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Key Points:
- Michael O'Keefe revealed in a recent interview that cocaine use was prevalent on the set of the 1980 film "Caddyshack," with the drug even included as a miscellaneous item in the movie's budget.
- O'Keefe admitted to using cocaine during filming but stated that "Caddyshack" was the last time he ever used the drug, describing it as a terrible experience and a wake-up call.
- The death of Doug Kenney, co-writer and producer of "Caddyshack," from a drug-related suicide deeply affected O'Keefe and influenced his decision to quit drug use.
- Known for his role as Danny Noonan in "Caddyshack," O'Keefe also highlighted his broader acting career and expressed mixed feelings about being primarily remembered for that film.
- A personal story from a wardrobe designer about her family's connection to "Caddyshack" helped O'Keefe appreciate the lasting impact the movie has on audiences.
