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Doug Hutchison says he’s finally ready to come clean. The “Green Mile” actor famously made headlines in 2011 when, at age 50, he married Courtney Stodden when she was just 16 years old. The relationship eventually derailed his acting career. The couple separated and reconciled multiple times throughout their relationship before they finalized their divorce in January 2020. Once a judge signs off, they will both be officially single in March, People magazine reported. Hutchison, now 59, is gearing up to release a tell-all titled “Flushing Hollywood: Fake News, Fake Boobs” on March 10. Hutchison said his memoir will shed the truth about his rise and fall in Hollywood, the many stars he encountered along the way, as well as his marriage to Stodden, now 25. A rep for Stodden told Fox News she is "aware of the book and knows what's in it." However, Stodden did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment. Hutchison spoke to Fox News about why he’s releasing his book now, the most difficult chapter to write and how he still has love for his former teen bride. Fox News: What compelled you to write this book and why now? Doug Hutchison: This has been a long time coming. I feel like it’s time to tell my story. My memoir was written so that I can finally tell the truth and, I guess, set myself free. I had been laying dormant for years and with 2020, it’s just time. Perfect vision 2020 by the way, it's just the proverbial Phoenix rising from the ashes. I hope that with my book, I can finally shed insight on my journey and hopefully, clear up some long-existing misconceptions. I also want to entertain the reader as they go along this ride that has been my life. There are shocking aspects to it. [My book] is definitely going to ruffle some feathers indeed. But there’s that wonderful quote by Jessica Raine, the English actress. She said, “If feathers don’t ruffle, nothing flies.” If feathers are ruffled, then so be it. Doug Hutchison (right) with Tom Hanks while filming 1999's 'The Green Mile.' (Photo courtesy of Doug Hutchison) Fox News: Why aren’t you worried about burning any bridges? Hutchison: The concern of burning bridges is over when you tell the truth. And when it comes to my marriage with Courtney, I take full responsibility. She was 16 and I was 50, so I knew our union was going to turn heads, but I didn’t realize the impact it would truly have. I didn’t realize that in marrying Courtney, my manager would drop me, my agent would drop me. I was blacklisted. I was blackballed from casting directors. I shot my career in the head for love. And in doing so, I lost my family and friends. I was suddenly on the Titanic and everyone was fleeing except for me and Courtney. Now, I have nothing to lose but, to tell the truth. I do hope my book isn’t interpreted as mean-spirited, angry or bitter. Because I’m not. For a long time, I acted out of fear and lies for that same reason — I was afraid to burn bridges. Now, what am I afraid of? There is absolutely nothing to lose by telling the truth. Fox News: Do you regret marrying Courtney? Hutchison: Absolutely not. I don’t believe in living a life of regret. I think that every choice we make, we make them for a reason… I have absolutely no regrets in my life. Do I wish I would have handled certain aspects of my life differently or said . some things differently? Yes — like everybody else. But my marriage to Courtney is not one of them. I regret none of it. It was a beautiful and powerful journey. A bittersweet journey with Courtney. Doug Hutchison and Courtney Stodden tied the knot in 2011. (Photo by Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic/Getty ) Fox News: Looking back, how did you cope with the backlash? Hutchison: At first, Courtney and I kind of rode on it. Once it was public, our marriage, and we started getting that backlash, instead of running away from it, we decided to embrace it. We got a lot of hate mail. I got death threats. We were both called vicious names and seen as villains in the press. Instead of running away from it, we decided to embrace it. We thought, “We’re in love — deal with it. If you don’t like, that’s your prerogative, but we’re in love.” Doug Hutchison with his 'Green Mile' co-star Michael Clarke Duncan. (Photo courtesy of Dou) Fox News: Aside from the age difference, why do you believe you and Courtney received so much backlash? Hutchison: I’m not sure why. None of us truthfully expected the tidal wave. We are certainly not the first May-December romance, especially in Hollywood. The world is not black and white. There is always gray in between. Especially when it comes to love. Courtney and I got married legally in a church to consummate our union… But after the backlash, we had two choices — hide under a rock or not. Despite our unconventional union, we were in love. And we didn’t feel the need to hide that from anyone. And the same people who called her a slut, a whore and a gold digger forgot they were throwing insult after insult to a 16-year-old. And there were articles claiming this wasn’t real, that we were staging this. She couldn’t possibly be 16. And these people were looking at the same pictures I initially saw. Courtney Stodden with her mother Krista Keller. (Getty) Fox News: In your book, you admitted that initially, you had no idea of Courtney’s age because, in her photos, she didn’t look 16. But after you found out, why didn’t you cut her off altogether? Hutchison: It’s a complicated answer because, by the time I became aware of Courtney's true age, we'd already had fallen for each other… I remember she had a website up. When we first connected she was in Washington state and I was in Hollywood. I was floored by how beautiful she appeared to me, but I thought she was in her late 20's as many, many other people did. Not just based on her looks, but just based on her and her personality. I hate to use the cliche, but she was beyond her years. Doug Hutchison alleges that Courtney Stodden was 16 in this photo. (Photo courtesy of Doug Hutchison ) I was floored when I found out. Because initially, we were exchanging emails back and forth. Then she gave me her phone number, I ended up calling and I got her mother Krista. I started talking to Krista about the possibility of Courtney coming down to Hollywood to take some of my acting classes because Courtney had expressed an interest in acting. That’s when Krista informed me she was only 16. The follow-up phone call to Krista after that was, “I know this is crazy but your 16-year-old daughter and I are falling for each other and I need you and your husband to be aware of this. If it makes you uncomfortable, I will step away." Krista said, “Doug, I’ve been monitoring every email between you and Courtney. You’ve been nothing but standup honest and respectful to our daughter. We have absolutely no problem with this at all.” There it was — the green light. But at the time, we were truly falling for each other. Fox News: According to your book, you initially had no intention of marrying again. Hutchison: I couldn’t even conceive that it was possible until Courtney and Krista revealed to me that there were certain states in our country that would allow someone in our situation to get married with parental consent, like Nevada. But initially, I didn’t want to get married again. I already had failed at two [previous marriages]. That was never my intention when Courtney and I were introduced and then her real age was revealed to me. Doug Hutchison claims he was given "the green light" by Courtney Stodden's mother to pursue the blossoming romance. (Photo by JB Lacroix/WireImage/Getty ) Fox News: You also claimed that one of the most difficult chapters for you to write was about Courtney’s pregnancy and miscarriage. You alleged it was a lie. Then why did you go along with it? Hutchison: I’m not proud to admit this, but again, this book is about the truth… I don’t justify it in my book. I’m actually ashamed that we did it. I think that in some ways it was immoral. It was very unfair to those people out there who sincerely suffered from miscarriages. But at that point in time, we were completely broke. I couldn't get a job to save my life in Hollywood anymore. I was blacklisted. We did get a couple of reality shows that kept us afloat for a bit. We had burned through all of my savings. I went bankrupt. We were trying to build her credit. We were that desperate. Honestly, I didn’t even know if we could have paid the rent the next month. It got that severe. So Courtney came up with a strategy. I don’t blame her for this. I don’t blame her for anything. It might sound odd, but I still love Courtney very, very much. I’m not in love with her anymore, but I do wish her the best. TV personalities Courtney Stodden and Doug Hutchison attend the VH1 'Couples Therapy" With Dr. Jenn Reunion at GMT Studios on August 8, 2014, in Culver City, California. ((Photo by Jesse Grant/Getty Images for VH1) I’m not trying to blame her, but it was her idea… She wanted to convince the public that she was pregnant so we can get paid for interviews and possibly a reality show. It was all about survival. It was all about a way to make rent, to pay the bills. It was desperation. I was an accomplice. I felt at the time there was no other choice in order to survive… We didn’t think about the consequences, the future. But if you’re not pregnant, then what? Then came the faux miscarriage. And that part to me hurt the most. Here we were going to the press, going to our families, our friends and announcing we lost our baby. We gained a lot of empathy. And the sad part is a lot of women came forward on social media saying how sorry they were because they went through the same thing. The press bought it, the public bought it, the family bought it — everybody bought it. Courtney Stodden circa 2016. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images) Fox News: That must have been difficult reading those messages. Hutchison: It was devastating to me. I didn’t want to look at it. I just stuffed it all down. I don’t want to speak for Courtney, but I almost feel she became a poster celebrity and was able to give those people comfort. I know that sounds twisted, but that was the mindset. I supported it to justify this horror – the horror of what we were going through and the horror of what we were putting people through. It’s really infuriating to me now… Every time I stumble upon one of those articles [about that time], my heart drops. So enough. It’s time to reveal the truth, as difficult as it is. I’m not proud to admit this chapter at all. But all I can say is desperation is the mother of invention. And the invention was unfortunate… We maintained an illusion that we were living large. But it was far from the truth. Fox News: How did faith play a role in helping you get your life back together? Hutchison: One of the [reasons] I fell in love with Courtney is that one of the things we did have in common was that we are Christians. We talked about that a lot in our initial email exchanges. I was raised Catholic. I fell out of my faith for a very long time. And then when we married… we went to church together… We became very close with the pastor and his wife. Those were some of the most wonderful memories I have of being married to Courtney — our Sundays. That was our ritual. [Eventually,] we fell out… When I left Hollywood in September 2017 and came back to Detroit where I grew up, I came back to my faith. I needed to get out of Hollywood because it was kicking my a--. I was there for almost 30 years. I can’t believe I endured it for that long. Doug Hutchison (left, pictured with actor Jamie Foxx) says he's still pursuing acting. (Photo courtesy of Doug Hutchison) Hollywood is one of the most challenging places to hold onto your character, your faith. But I left because I felt I had nothing left. My marriage was over. My career was over. I was broke. There was nothing keeping me in Hollywood. When I arrived in Detroit… I reunited with my father who I had been estranged with for years. I discovered what an amazing man he is and he got to know me, too. And through my father, because he is a man of faith, I started going to his church. And I got back into my faith. I started to work out again. I faced my alcohol abuse head-on. It wasn’t easy and it didn’t come quickly, but I faced it. I lost my faith in Hollywood, so it was very refreshing to embrace it again in the past three and a half years now. And it did wake me up. I have a relationship with God now. I don’t think it ever ended, I just ignored it for a while. I’m with family again. I’m teaching and writing. There’s a lot of light in my life now. The One With The Dirty Girl. "The One With The Dirty Girl" is the sixth episode of the fourth season of Friends , which aired on November 6, 1997. Contents. Joey's girlfriend Kathy is nearing her birthday, and Chandler has gone to extreme trouble to get Kathy a special edition of The Velveteen Rabbit , her favorite book. The guys point out he can't outshine her boyfriend, Joey. When Chandler asks Joey what he's giving her for her birthday, Joey doesn't even consider a birthday gift for his girlfriend but remedies this by buying her a pen (which is also a clock). Obviously, this is no gift for his girlfriend on her birthday, but Chandler swaps his book for Joey's pen. Kathy is really happy about the book, but when she's alone with Chandler, she confesses how she knows it's his gift and not Joey's. Chandler is on the verge of confessing his feelings, but resolves to reply that he's Joey's best friend. Kathy joins Joey in the bedroom after. Monica turns down a funeral for sixty people as she has no catering equipment to handle such big parties on short notice. Phoebe offers to loan her money for the equipment, which Monica uses to set up a complete set of catering equipment. The best thing about the funeral is that it's the starting link of catering business for Monica, who has another funeral the next day. This funeral, however, brings complications in that the widow is unwilling to pay. Meanwhile, Rachel is looking to finish a crossword by herself, but finds herself in sticky situations and tricks people into giving her answers for her crossword. Monica, who hates the paying part of funerals, finds it hard to request payment to a crying widow with giant tears pouring down her cheeks, but Phoebe sees the same widow dance and sing to music the next moment. She explains to Monica how the widow is using a ruse of hers to try and score enough sympathy to have the catering free of charge, but Phoebe goes out and requests the money herself, standing her ground to the widow, who has no choice but to get her purse and give up the money. At Central Perk, Rachel has completed her crossword, but exclaims out loud that there's nobody to hug. Gunther promptly steps up but trips and falls. At that very moment, Monica and Phoebe arrive at the coffeehouse from the catering, where they tell Rachel of the good time they had at the funeral. Monica mockingly suggests she and Phoebe team up, before realizing it to be a great idea. The two set up their own catering business. Ross goes out with Cheryl, who is undeniably beautiful. Only Rachel seems to try and find something bad in her - the other guys gawk at Ross for his dumb luck. He seems to appreciate his luck at finding Cheryl, who even shares a commonness in work as she is a doctoral paleontology candidate, but unfortunately she lacks a fundamental quality - hygiene. When he gets invited in at her place, Ross finds himself in a massive apocalyptic garbage heap. He tries to persuade Cheryl to his apartment, but she replies that he has a weird smell at his place (the smell is that of soap). Ross talks to Joey about this problem, who tells Ross to get over himself and be with Cheryl in the mess. Ross tries making out with Cheryl on her couch with much discomfort, starting to dig out slices of ham and ink from underneath him, but reaches his limit when he sees a bag of potato chips move on her coffee table and starts whipping it. Fearing that it's Mitsy, her hamster, Cheryl begs him to stop, but it turns out to be a rat. This is the final straw for Ross, who dumps her. Cleanliness-obsessed Monica can't sleep when she hears of Cheryl's place, and offers to clean it up, only to have a bemused Cheryl slam the door in her face. Obstinately enough, Monica starts scrubbing the door frame. Cast and Crew. Main Cast. Supporting Cast. Quotes. Phoebe : Yeah, I'm a hard-ass. Monica : And I'm a wuss. We should be partners. Phoebe : Yeah, Hard-ass and Wuss, we could fight crime. Monica : I can cook and you can take care of the money. Phoebe : Oh! It will be like I have a wife in the 50's!