Paul Newman famously said he'd never cheat on his wife because: 'Why go for a hamburger when you have steak at home?' - but a new documentary based on his own family's testimony reveals the rather less wholesome truth, writes TOM LEONARD

Daily Mail (U.K.) ^ | August 5, 2022 | Tom Leonard

[Cecily]

Humans enjoy stories and entertainment. Plays, oratory, music, literature, movies, poetry, opera and the creators of them - humans like such things and always have.

[MinorityRepublican]

In the opening bar scene, there are 5 pilots. Only one is a white male, then they show another white male who is a goober. That is not representative of the demographics of Navy pilots (yet).

Goofy. But the key word you used as "yet". With the government we have, white males are no longer signing up like they used to.

[Jamestown1630]

Perhaps; but it’s a nice kind of crazy - unless you view it with a thoroughly jaundiced eye.

[Veto!]

Literally LOL. Weren’t those wonderful years? Newman also launched his own brand of very good organic dog food. Sadly, none for cats.

[AmericanMermaid]

Definitely an improvement!

[broken_clock]

Sounds like a fun time!

I had buddies to help out but no sponsor. No girl at the drag strip for that matter either. Women who were into racing then were quite rare.

[broken_clock]

Agreed. The road courses were the best and Newman shined on all of them.

[broken_clock]

Weren’t those wonderful years?

Yes they were. I’ll tell you, we had four years to glimpse what could be. I pray lightning strikes twice.

[Chickensoup]

There were no girls racing. Like me an occasional girlfriend. It was fun.

[Vermont Lt]

Staying married for 50 years is “work?” Who knew? / sarc

[beaversmom]

Excellent post.

[apocalypto]

Relatively speaking, Cruz sounds more normal than many other ‘beloved’ Hollywood celebrities.