Woody Harrelson[/B] shared an unknown and adventurous story, just before he gave his friend Michael J. Fox the chance to meet his friend Michael J. Fox. He gave his friend Michael Fox[/B] the humanitarian Jean Hersholt Award that he received at the 13th Annual Governors Awards.
The "Natural Born Killers" star had quite a bit of humor in his speech, and revealed that he once drank "cobra blood" mixed with Thai whiskey with J. Fox, in 1989, during what he described as a "frantic" evening.
However, Fox's stomach could not handle this "cocktail" and, as Harrelson recalled, humorously: "Mike immediately threw up the snake cocktail, he could never hold the cobra's blood."
Harrelson began the humorous story by saying that he was visiting Fox on the set of the 1989 film "Casualties of War" in Thailand when they went out into the jungle where Fox gave someone thousands of Thai bats and went with him to a place. There they witnessed a fight between "a cobra and a mongoose."
«Δεν το πίστευα. I look in there and Mike is sitting next to this kid with dozens of cobras around them ready to hit for no fun. And the kid was playing with these cobras," he described.
He went on to say: "The mongoose won, they took the snake, tied it by its tail and its blood flowed. They filled four glasses with cobra blood and Thai whiskey."
Fox "immediately vomited his snake cocktail" according to Harrelson, who claimed his Canadian friend usually "holds his liquor" when he drinks.
After recounting the incident, Harrelson praised Fox for how he manages Parkinson's disease, which he was diagnosed with in 1991. "You turned a chilling diagnosis into a courageous mission," he told him."
J. Fox had said in an earlier interview that his disease was "a gift. More specifically, he had emphasized: "It was a gift, as my friend George Stephanopoulos said in a movie. I refer to Parkinson's disease as the gift he continues to receive. But it really was a gift."
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