Ashton Kutcher Finally Revealed His 25 Year Secret

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0:00 The World Falls in Love with Ashton
4:32 His Family's Secret
6:30 Ashton's Big Break
9:16 Witness
10:36 Peak Fame
14:59 The Beginning of the End
18:03 Savant
19:28 ???

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[YoungDeathWish]

I feel like we probably shouldn't abbreviate Cerebral Palsy as CP anymore

[SurvaySays]

I can’t believe I’m old enough to have to hear Pat explain to people what punk’d is

[nitrocell]

Fake title "Ashton Kutcher Finally Revealed His 25 Year Secret" real title "Ashton Kutcher biography ".

[colecampbell]

I didn't exactly hear Ashton reveal any 25 year secret here....

[zhdrums]

When hyde was asked
Where do you see yourself in 20 years he replied, "in prison."
Glad to say he was correct.

[melissadykstra]

Never put any human being on a pedestal. It doesn't matter how nice the persona, they will always be just humans, and in that, flawed beyond belief

[TheyCallMeJay]

im sorry but the butterfly effect is a straight banger, watched it as a kid and loved it, showed it to my mrs last year and its still a banger, she also thought so

[jeffb]

Believing and defending a friend doesn't change what he has done to stop child trafficking, anyone who thinks it does is a fool and they should ask themselves if they would abandon a loved one.

[Babyclownn]

A friend of mine is currently serving a life sentence for murder. It’s such a surreal disconnect to realize this person who I lived with, who helped me develop as a person and who I trusted, killed an innocent person. On one hand he did something awful that can never be taken back, but there are those good memories of my friend. It’s easy to be on the outside and judge but the reality is so much more complicated and awful. But in the end, he did what he did and despite how I felt about him, he has to pay the price.

[Anon]

Wow that interviewer at 2:50 was so real for calling that out. Like you could tell he wasn't just poking fun at a silly thing- he was actually concerned and taken aback at the way she was so obviously taken advantage of.

[JamesBond-whcu]

These clickbait titles are getting annoying

[ohhimark]

"He immediately contacted the police the next day" at 10:00 cracks me up

[LexFerraro]

It’s wild he had part in staging a prank with a corpse after being so closely involved with the hollywood ripper situation..

[aqua-mina]

It’s amazing how much you hear when you actually listen… never realized Mila was so young and she was clearly expressing how uncomfortable it made her feel

[roniporter]

It's wild to me that you can spend your entire life doing good things and making a profound positive impact on the world just to make 1 small mistake and have people look you like you've been the monster all along.

A quote I like goes something like this "people rarely remember the good you did them but they'll never forget how you hurt them."

[mariuszarszylo]

That cold apology video was written by their lawyers 100%.

[tinydream]

I’m 40 and very clearly remember the whole “countdown to the Olsen Twins turning 18” (or insert other female celebrity) thing was extremely common especially morning radio shows where they’d count down each morning, as disgusting as that sounds. I’m glad we’ve mostly moved on from talking like that.

[gombosmm]

This is such a bad video. Title is basically a lie. there is no secret revealed.

[maguslascivious]

You can't hate people for wanting to believe in a friend... that's what it means to be friends... It sucks to have to see them for what they are.

[LM_]

I'm actually embarrassed for him and Mila with their cringe apology video. I can just hear their PR person saying "Ok, look as disheveled as possible like you're going through it. And we'll record this on my old Blackberry from 2005 to make the video seem humble and approachable. Go!"