13:21 PST 29/29/2020
by
Ryan Parker
“Today is the morning you were so worried about yesterday,” the Oscar-winning actor told those involved in alcohol and / or drug abuse.
Anthony Hopkins celebrated 45 years of austerity on Tuesday with a hopeful message to those with alcohol and / or drug abuse, especially his younger supporters.
The Oscar-winning actor posted a one-minute video message on Twitter in which he offers insight and thoughtfulness.
After acknowledging how difficult 2020 was for so many people, the film and TV star said: “I had a wake-up call today forty-five years ago. I was on my way to a disaster to kill myself, “Hopkins said and added. “I got a little message saying, ‘Do you want to live or die? ‘and I wanted to live. ‘
Hopkins said he has ‘days off’ and sometimes ‘doubts’, but emphasizes those struggling to be strong.
“Today is the morning you were so worried about yesterday,” Hopkins said. “You young people, just stay in there. Do not give up, keep fighting, be brave and mighty forces will help you. ‘
The Westwood actor, who turns 83 on Thursday, closes by wishing everyone a prosperous new year and says he is positive that 2021 will be better.