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Since his divorce, Ryan Phillippe has been going for the gruff and scrubby look. But it appears that it is probably due to his vomit and cry routine since Reese kicked him to the curb. He told “Man About Town,” a new British mag, that he simply wanted to curl up and die.
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Ryan Phillippe is the young American actor from movies such as Crash and Cruel Intentions. The curly haired cutie is equally well known for being the husband of Academy Award winning actress Reese Witherspoon. An Oscar and Ryan - some girls really do have all the luck.
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Ryan Phillippe played Billy Douglas on the soap opera One Life to Live, a role usually described with the lengthy honorific of "the first gay teenage character on American daytime TV." Slender and handsome, with copious blonde curls, Phillippe moved to the big screen, landing a co-starring role in the horror flick I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997, with Jennifer Love Hewitt) and then bigger starring roles in 54 (1998, with Neve Campbell), the teenage sex intrigue Cruel Intentions (1999, with Reese Witherspoon), and the gritty The Way of the Gun (2000, with Benicio del Toro). In 2005 he played a troubled Los Angeles cop in the racially-charged drama Crash (with Don Cheadle and Sandra Bullock).
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In a recent interview with W magazine, actor and father of two, Ryan Phillippe revealed some personal details of his life following his divorce with Reece Witherspoon and the rumors that he was man-whoring around with Abbie Cornish. According to Phillippe, he was having trouble in the marriage well before he met Cornish and was so saddened by the divorce that he was in bed for 5 months after it happened. Hmmm. We’re wondering if he was rolling solo in that bed.Your take: Do you think Ryan is being sincere about being faithful and truly depressed after the divorce? Or do you think he's a cheater going for the sympathy vote to get back on the public's good side? read more
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Ryan Phillippe first gained attention for his groundbreaking role as daytime television’s first openly gay male teen on "One Life to Live" (ABC, 1968- ). By the end of the 1990s, he had become one of the hottest stars on the 20-something radar. Teen-oriented hits like “I Know What You Did Last Summer” (1997) and “Cruel Intentions” (1999) gave the chiseled blond actor instant box office cred, but the actor wisely tempered the multiplex hits with strong performances in smart fare like “Gosford Park” (2001), “The Way of the Gun” (2000), and “Igby Goes Down” (2002), assuring himself a wider range of opportunities and a promising future. It did not hurt his profile that following the shooting of “Cruel Intentions,” Phillippe fell in love with his co-star, Reese Witherspoon, whose star rose during their long-term – for Hollywood, anyway – seemingly happy marriage.
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Publicists for Australian actress Abbie Cornish are refuting reports that their client is the secret reason behind Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe’s shock split. Articles running in this week’s tabloids claim Witherspoon decided to end her marriage to the star, 32, after learning he had romanced Cornish on the set of their new movie "Stop Loss" in Texas. The reports go so far as to suggest that Witherspoon, 30, found out about her husband’s alleged romance with Cornish after reading a saucy note on his BlackBerry communication device. But Cornish, 24, insists the reports are all false. In a statement, released yesterday, her publicist writes, "It’s not true. They are co-stars and that is it."
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