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Solo forums => George Harrison => Topic started by: peregrine9 on September 07, 2011, 03:47:31 PM
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Daily Mail.UK
September 2011
Quiet’ Beatle George Harrison was a red-blooded womaniser who almost split from his wife because of his wayward behaviour
He was affectionately known as ‘the quiet Beatle’.But George Harrison was in fact a womaniser, whose love of the opposite sex almost ruined his 23-year-marriage, a new documentary has revealed.In the upcoming film, directed by Martin Scorcese, former bandmate Paul McCartney claims the guitarist ‘liked the things that men like. He was red-blooded.’ Harrison’s widow, Olivia, admitted she often struggled with her wayward husband’s behaviour.She claims that although she and Harrison ‘seemed like partners from the very beginning’ their marriage survived a series of ‘hiccups’.‘He did like women and women did like him,’ she says. ‘If he just said a couple of words to you it would have a profound effect. So it was hard to deal with someone who was so well loved.’ Miss Harrison worked alongside Scorcese to produce private letters, journals and unseen footage of the star for the film George Harrison: Living in a Material World, which has been made to coincide with the tenth anniversary of the star’s death.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2033622/Quiet-Beatle-George-Harrison-red-blooded-womaniser-split-wife-wayward-behaviour.html#ixzz1X1SJs7NI (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2033622/Quiet-Beatle-George-Harrison-red-blooded-womaniser-split-wife-wayward-behaviour.html#ixzz1X1SJs7NI)
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does this surprise anybody?not me.george was known as 'dark horse' and this could have been one of the reasons!!
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"If he just said a couple of words to you it would have a profound effect."
I don't doubt if for a second.
I usually like to talk respectively about George, but boiling it down on just the topic of him being "red-blooded". He was hott as hell and he wouldn't even have to say anything to me, a look would suffice.
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Harrison’s widow, Olivia, admitted she often struggled with her wayward husband’s behaviour
wow, that surprises me, I always had G down as a one woman guy like me, he just didnt come across as some sort of womaniser
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It's in the Daily Mail, guys, they've just gone for the supposed shock headline, little knowing that most Beatle people have been aware of this for years! I'm surprised they spelt his name right, frankly.
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Well lets not cal him a womaniser. I don't think he treated woman badly.