Christian Slater

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Biography

Christian was born on August 18, 1969 in New York City to actor Michael Hawkins and casting director, Mary Jo Slater. Christian has a…more

Born

8/18/1969, New York, New York, USA

Birth Name

Christian Michael Leonard Hawkins

Gender

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    • Slater: Rehab worked for me because I was ready to stop, move on and let it all go. If you're not, you'll just con, manipulate and deceive your way through the whole process, get out and go right back to where you left off. I knew I didn't want to feel that way any more. So I asked myself who I wanted to be. I made lists of all the things I could do to make me feel better about myself, things that I had never accomplished. Then, slowly, I began to tick them off. It was a very healing process.
    • Christian: (on his nickname while growing up) I dated a lot of women who called me Thumper. I don't know why.
    • (on how going to prison changed him) Christian: It was a pretty clear-cut message that I had taken a wrong turn. In a way it was an incredible intervention. I was given an real opportunity to step outside my life. It brought everything into focus.
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