This week's Entertainment Weekly cover story catches up with 90's era celebs. Patrick Swayze comes thru with an unexpected Elvis mention:Even before Ghost became 1990's No. 1 film — and a VHS tape we actually paid $99.95 for a year later — crystal-ballers were telling Patrick Swayze that spirits were watching over him. ''There's always been these psychics saying, 'Elvis is watching over Patrick Swayze. Elvis is trying to save Swayze from himself,''' the actor with the second-most-famous pair of swiveling hips explains from the California homestead he nicknamed Rancho Bizarro. ''I still get psychics calling me saying, 'Don't give up, Patrick. You're meant for big things — and it's in some level of ministry.'''
Friday, August 26, 2005
August 26 - Patrick Swayze Update in Entertainment Weekly
This week's Entertainment Weekly cover story catches up with 90's era celebs. Patrick Swayze comes thru with an unexpected Elvis mention:Even before Ghost became 1990's No. 1 film — and a VHS tape we actually paid $99.95 for a year later — crystal-ballers were telling Patrick Swayze that spirits were watching over him. ''There's always been these psychics saying, 'Elvis is watching over Patrick Swayze. Elvis is trying to save Swayze from himself,''' the actor with the second-most-famous pair of swiveling hips explains from the California homestead he nicknamed Rancho Bizarro. ''I still get psychics calling me saying, 'Don't give up, Patrick. You're meant for big things — and it's in some level of ministry.'''
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