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Michael Madsen Mistakes The Dorchester for a Tarantino Movie Set

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June 10, 2008 at 2:15 PM | by | Comments (2)

Whoops -- seems like someone went a little cray-cray at The Dorchester in London this past Sunday. Those poor Dorchester employees seriously can't catch a break with this steady stream of obnoxious celebrity guests...

Michael Madsen was hospitalized with cuts a bruises after making a big ruckus in his room. According to the Sun:

A guest complained that all hell was breaking lose. There was a lot of screaming and shouting and staff called the police. He had a furious row with his woman companion and it was feared they might hurt each other. An ambulance was called because of concerns for his mental health. Madsen looked wild-eyed.

Oy. The dude wasn't arrested and had no major injuries (besides those injuries to his reputation). Also, this wasn't the first time a Kill Bill star made a fuss at the Dorchester; Uma and Daryl Hannah couldn't even deal with staying in rooms near each other when they stayed at the D in 2004.

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Re: Michael Madsen Mistakes The Dorchester for a T

i too once had a celebrity meltdown at the dorchester. after a late night of drinking red bull vodkas, i had to race to the lobby bathroom for an emergency prayer session with the porcelain gods.
juliana on June 10, 2008 at 2:26 PM #Permalink

Re: Michael Madsen Mistakes The Dorchester for a T

I've always thought Madsen plays a psycho in every role he has ever taken a little too well. That's just me though.
DanielR on June 10, 2008 at 2:54 PM #Permalink

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