Dennis Quaid Loves His Brother Randy

4/12/2011 9:10 AM ET | Filed under: Canadialand • Etc. • Quaids

Quaid Bros Love Each Other

Randy Quaid has been categorized as "strange" for a while now, with what seems to be an extreme paranoia and urgent need to go live in Canada.

To his brother Dennis, though, he's simply his brother, and he loves him:

"I love my brother. That's all I can say. I love my brother and I miss my brother. That's all I'm going to say."

Some people could possibly construe this as dodging matters at hand, be we look at it a little differently. We look at it as a brother wanting to keep family matters personal rather than a loaded-with-subtext "no comment."

Randy isn't the only one with some issues though, as Dennis had a huge struggle earlier in life with a cocaine addiction due to his fame and lack of self confidence. Dennis is actually writing a piece for Newsweek that will reportedly have that story included.

Randy has also supported his brother, but in a way where he promotes Dennis's talent, rather than the recent films he's been making. He said:

"Dennis is now on a treadmill of making movies that are garbage, and it's unfortunate because he's talented."

We'll have to kinda agree with that statement. While some of the past few movies were entertaining, they were no where near the caliber that Dennis can put out.

Randy, Dennis! We hope both of you guys are doing well!

We're eager to hear more from you guys, and want to see your careers continue! Maybe do a movie together and blow our minds??

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Laurieann Gibson Spills ALL THE TEA About Why She Stopped Working With Lady GaGa: 'I Think Some Artists Lose Their Way'

It's been five years since Laurieann Gibson has worked with Lady GaGa -- it's also been five years since the pop star has released a decent album, according to the choreographer!

The industry vet dropped stopped by Hollywood Unlocked last week and dropped some jewels about why she parted ways with the Born This Way singer during her ascent into superstardom.

Speaking on the details of their falling out for the very first time, Gibson explained things got "sticky" after she wrote and directed Gaga's The Monster Ball -- because that's when the singer took on "the drug of fame."

But what really led to the downfall of their creative partnership was Gibson's refusal to always say "yes" to other collaborators when she felt it wasn't right.

The creative director started from the beginning, revealing she met GaGa before her Just Dance days right after being fired from Making the Band by Diddy. She remembered:

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