Raped Celebrities

"Die Hard" star Bruce Willis has apparently been a favorite of the ladies for a long time. The 52-year-old actor and ex-husband of Demi Moore lost his innocence at age 14, when he was a bellboy at a Holiday Inn. Symons says Willis' first sexual experience was with a "gorgeous chick" in the laundry room of the hotel.

(A woman who rapes a 14-year-old boy in a hotel laundry room is no lady.)

It seems that former "James Bond" actor Sean Connery was always a ladies man. Symons reveals that the 77-year-old lost his virginity uncommonly early — at the alarmingly young age of 8. But, as Symons quotes, Connery "can't recall with whom."

(Can't remember, or protecting someone? A "ladies man" at 8?)

Comedian Richard Pryor, who died in 2005, was married seven times to five different women; Symons says he was seduced by a 7-year-old girl and lost his virginity at the age of 5.

(No comment.)

River Phoenix's 23 years of life were plagued with drug problems and depression. The actor hinted in interviews that he had been abused by members of the Children of God, a religious cult he belonged to as a young child. Symons says Phoenix was sexually abused while in the cult, saying that he was encouraged to experiment with "God's gift of sex" at the shocking age of 4.

(At least something is "shocking".)

Hollywood icon Clint Eastwood, 77, started pleasing the ladies early in life. The "Dirty Harry" and "Unforgiven" star lost his virginity to a "friendly neighbor" at age 14, according to Symons. It's no wonder he remains one of the industry's lasting sex symbols.

(Again, a woman who rapes 14-year boys is no lady. Because he was raped at 14 "it's no wonder he remains one of the industry's lasting sex symbols"?)

Funk and R&B star Ike Turner started his notorious relationship with the female gender early. Symons reveals in his book that Turner lost his virginity at age 6 "with a middle-aged next-door neighbor named Miss Boozie." After that, Turner married four times and had a roller-coaster relationship with R&B legend Tina Turner.

(Think this one through yourselves, or see comments above for assistance.)

SOURCE: ABC News "Leading Lads Who Lost It Early" by Mitchell Symons.

(Lost what, their chance at a normal life? By having "it" taken from them by an older woman? Shouldn't it be "Leading Lads Who Had It Stolen from Them"?)