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1. www.gq-magazine.co.uk › gq-hype › articleSimon Pegg: ‘I don’t think you ever really lose your demons’

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   Jul 8, 2019 · Pegg had been preparing for his role as a hostage victim in the forthcoming indie thriller Inheritance and with six months of strength work, circuit training, core exercises and daily 10km runs...

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2. news.sky.com › story › simon-pegg-reveals-he-hidSimon Pegg reveals he hid alcoholism during Mission ...

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   May 14, 2023 · Pegg, 52, says he used alcohol to cope with depression - and things got so bad that he would go to any lengths to hide his addiction from colleagues, friends and family.

3. www.indiewire.com › features › generalSimon Pegg Reveals He Was 'Lost, Unhappy, and an Alcoholic'

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   Jul 9, 2018 · In a new Guardian interview, the “Mission: Impossible – Fallout” actor reveals his years-long struggle with depression and addiction — a problem that got worse, not better, after he was ...

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5. www.independent.co.uk › life-style › health-andSimon Pegg says he turned to alcohol in bid to overcome ...

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   Jul 9, 2019 · Simon Pegg has talked about suffering from depression and overcoming alcohol addiction, revealing that he believes it’s impossible to completely “lose your demons”.

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6. www.polygon.com › the-boys-hughie-simon-pegg-dadThe Boys’ most shocking death scene has the least blood

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   Jun 28, 2024 · Pegg spent most of season 4 lying unconscious in a bed, breathing through tubes. At first I thought this was a cheeky gag for a franchise always willing to honor the actor.

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7. www.independent.co.uk › arts-entertainment › tvSimon Pegg says he ‘feels sick’ when he reflects on the peak ...

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   Jun 11, 2022 · Simon Pegg has reflected on the peak of his alcoholism, saying that he “feels sick” when he looks back on “the worst times”. The actor, 52, has had depression since the age of 18.

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   What has happened to Simon Pegg?

   • Simon Pegg, 52, has reflected on the peak of his alcoholism, saying that he “feels sick” when he looks back on “the worst times”. The actor has had depression since the age of 18. In his late thirties, when he worked on films including Mission: Impossible III and Hot Fuzz, he developed an addiction to alcohol.

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   How did Pegg get so bad?

   • Pegg says his problems began at the age of 18. He had just finished his A levels, it was 1988 and instead of enjoying the second summer of love he found himself beset by a dark mood that he seemingly couldn’t shake and has, he says, “dogged me for what feels like forever”.

   Simon Pegg: ‘I don’t think you ever really lose your demons’

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   Did Simon Pegg suffer from alcohol addiction?

   • Simon Pegg suffered from an alcohol addiction and depression Simon Pegg has talked about suffering from depression and overcoming alcohol addiction, revealing that he believes it’s impossible to completely “lose your demons”.

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   Does Simon Pegg feel sick when he looks back on 'the worst times'?

   • Simon Pegg has reflected on 'the worst times' of his alcoholism, saying that he “feels sick” when he looks back on these periods. The actor, 52, has had depression since the age of 18. In his late thirties – when he worked on films including Mission: Impossible III and Hot Fuzz – he developed an addiction to alcohol.

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   Did Pegg have a mental health problem?

   • Last year, the notoriously private Pegg decided to open up about his struggles with mental health, his battle with depression and an addiction to alcohol that he admits now might have been the end of him. “I think I was just ready to talk about it, you know?” he explains.

   Simon Pegg: ‘I don’t think you ever really lose your demons’

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   Did Pegg really lose his demons?

   • “No matter what I did. I don’t think you ever really lose your demons. You just try to find a way to keep them in their place.” Pegg’s strategy in the past was to try to drown his demons in beer and at first it did help to ease his pain. Then something unexpected happened. He became successful and famous.

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9. www.irishtimes.com › culture › filmSimon Pegg: ‘We’re at a tipping point, and people are getting ...

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   Jul 8, 2023 · When Pegg was treated for alcoholism and depression, tabloid journalists called the clinic where he was recovering and pretended to be his mother. And yet, he remains an unrivalled...