#12: Hollywood’s Original Roommates
In the early 1970s, Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman lived a modest lifestyle in Los Angeles. The couple managed a transitional boarding house for aspiring actors, trying to put together enough money to survive while auditioning for roles. During this period, they took in a young, struggling, and completely unknown actor named Michael Douglas to share their living space. The three actors shared rent and household chores.

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