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" Somewhere along the highway to success, I've lost myself. "
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Actor Hans Potterman death investigation: Police find a box of handwritten letters and a journal!

Nisha Davy, Editor, Beverly Hills News

- 07 September 2015, Beverly Hills

It has been sad week for the residents of Beverly Hills ever since award winning actor Hans Potterman committed suicide in his apartment last Monday.

The actor is perhaps best remembered in recent times as playing the unreliable narrator of the English Classic Lollita, Humbert Humbert in the ambitious prequel to the events of 'Lolita'. He is also one of the few actors over the years to successfully play protagonist, antagonist, and also star in a comedy.

As of 31 January 2015, the actor's net worth was estimated to be about $210 million making him the highest paid actor in Hollywood for the year 2014.

The news of the actor's suicide started appearing on leading TV channels and Newspapers backed up by the claims of the Pottermans family doctor and the claim of Texas doctor Dr Kelly Gilpins who is in police custody facing trial for prescibing the painkillers that killed Actor Potterman.

Latest development of the Potterman case is the shoebox full of letters that Potterman reportedly wrote for several people he knew, including late Director Enrico Gargrave who directed Fitzroy with Potterman playing the role of Henry Howard. Also in the shoebox was a journal in which Potterman recorded his experiences with acting and the passing life in general.

Forensic experts think Potterman might have been working on an Autobiography during his brief respite from acting.

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Stumped: People's sexiest man alive!
[Audio clip from www.souncloud.com/onairradio 30 November 2013]

Steve: What's up, guys? This is Steve Crook and this is the Stumped Show. Thanks for tuning in and we have Actor Hans Potterman here with us! Hey, Hans. How you doing, man?

Hans: In doing great, thanks. Good studio, you guys. Nice interiors.

Steve: [laughs] The credit goes to me, of course. Let's talk about you, now. How does it feel to be the Sexiest Man alive right now?

Hans: To be honest, I'm blushing all the way from home. I mean, wow. People think I'm good looking? It feels...wow.

Steve: People think you're more than good looking, mate.

[Laughter]

Steve: Are you worried about the current 'Hollywood culture'? That people with not much real talent are becoming popular just because they're good looking?

Hans: I am going to have to disagree with that. See, people are always going to be obsessed with how someone looks. I think it's in our inherent nature that we prefer beauty to the other alternative. And I think you only can make it big in Hollywood or anywhere else for that matter with a lot of working hard in honing your talent. If certain people have can be so flawlessly beautiful on and off the camera, then I think that's some real talent.