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Updated · Fox News · Jun 6
Rupert Everett, 67, Calls His Past 'Lethal' and Says Weightlifting Left Him Nearly Crippled
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jun 6

Rupert Everett, 67, Calls His Past 'Lethal' and Says Weightlifting Left Him Nearly Crippled

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 6

Summary

  • Rupert Everett said at 67 that he was once "lethal" and "slightly sociopathic," describing a younger self driven by pleasure, gossip and vanity in an interview with The Guardian.
  • The actor said that same carelessness extended to his body: years of weightlifting without stretching tightened his tendons, and he now feels "almost crippled" and expects a musculoskeletal decline.
  • Everett said age has pulled him far from the clubbing life he once assumed would continue into his 70s, replacing it with quieter interests and a less self-absorbed outlook.
  • Living with his husband Henrique for 16 years, after confirming their marriage in August 2024, has also forced him to be more considerate of other people's space.

Insights

Is Rupert Everett’s candid confession a genuine reflection or a clever career rebranding strategy?
Did Everett's 'sociopathic' youth ironically fuel his rise to fame in a ruthless entertainment industry?
How did secretly wearing a 'false everything' bodysuit on film sets impact his acting and mental state?