Why DAVID KRUMHOLTZ Had a 9 Month Breakdown When NUMB3RS Ended
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David Krumholtz (Oppenheimer, Numbers) joins us this week to candidly share his experience overcoming thyroid cancer, the difficulties surrounding this disease while working in Hollywood, and how it was preceded by a nine month panic attack. Later, David talks about the validation he received from Christopher Nolan after landing a prominent role in Oppenheimer, his humbling first day on set, and a crazy story of how auditioning for this part evidently led to him becoming sober. We also talk The Santa Clause, pivoting on Numbers, and a horror story of a honeymoon.
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Why DAVID KRUMHOLTZ Had a 9 Month Breakdown When NUMB3RS Ended #insideofyou #davidkrumholtz #mentalhealth
Love how candid he's being in this interview.
I loved Numb3rs, watched it a lot as a teen. Still rewatching the series every couple years :)
Love that Krumholtz shared this horrendous experience. So many people think they're the only ones going through a crisis, when everyone has bad times and occasionally there's an actual physical reason for it, e.g. chemical imbalance due to thyroid problems.
emotional distress can effect the thyroid
Sounds like he had a lot to deal with but his relationship helped to get him on track which is a sign he is with the right person😊
I was very pleasantly surprised to see him in Oppenheimer, and Christopher Nolan knows how to utilize his actors very well. I’m very glad to see David Krumholtz doing better and he certainly deserves much more recognition and especially getting healthier. He’s been through the hurricane and he’s making his way back.
I too have severe Anxiety and depression due to adrenal and hypothalamic dysfunction and it really can be bad. There were points where I would just freak out and fall apart out of nowhere and it would feel like my own internal dialogue was shouting at me inside my head and it was terrifying and all of the symptoms were extremely intense because my hormonal equilibrium was completely thrown off. I’m glad he got the help he needed
Numb3rs' ending was criminally mishandled. It reminds me of Fringe. great show, great characters, great show fantasy, but then ended too soon and unsatisfying ending.
I felt a lot of this during COVID. I'm so grateful David shared his story.
I still watch the reruns of numb3rs. Loved the show.
I’m glad you bounced back. I watched the show from store-bought DVD’s after it ended. Wonderful show. The brothers theme really hit it out of the park for me. Similar to the unlikely friendship between Clark and Lex in Smallville.
i watched it 1st run and i've only got seasons 1-3 on dvd i plan on getting the rest at some point
Great story David. 👏 This will help many. You are so talented.
Numb3rs was a brilliant show, still miss it
Hey idk if David will see this but, there's an entire generation of people grew up on knowing him from Santa Clause. I kinda jump for joy whenever I see him in something. Keep going man!
i think he knows this already by now he knows how much loved he is and for me my favorite film of his is Addams Family Values (1993) he's like 14 or 15 in that
Numbers was a very good show
Glad he sorted everything out and is back up and running. Was concerned about him after Numbers and the weight gain. Keep going Krum! You've got so much more to give the world!
Do you know him?
I love David, but this story is so raw and from the heart. Wow. He was so well known from The Santa Clause and yes handsome professor Num3ers. Wow. I love him. Glad he got out of it.
Thanks so much for your supportive and kind comment Dom. Unlike some of the other judgy losers on here.
I really enjoy your acting. truly. Bit this is what makes me love you. You create a safe space for people to dive deep into their mental health stories, and share the common humanity that so many of us experience. Thank you for being awesome ❤
I think I had a mental breakdown a few years ago but didn't know it.
THYROID! Oh man! My thyroid wasn't the size and shape it should've been, but over my lifetime, grew to the size of my hand, nestling under my right clavicle. Within hours of that monster mofo being removed, I could 'feel' that little part of me in my head (which had caused so much anguish and fear over the years) GONE. Turned off, so to speak.
I've tried to get people interested in the possible correlation between thyroid disorders and what's commonly treated as mental health disorders, but to no avail - so David's (love your work, sir!) almost throwaway remark there rang all kinds of bells with me..! Still... all water under the bridge now.
i can believe it though it's not the same thing i'm just using this as an example i have a really hard time getting motivated and i'v always been called lazy yet everyone in my family never believes me so i can see nobody believing you them thinking oh gee it's just .... again and nobody believed you i can so see that i know what i used is not the same thing at all but it is maddening that happens. either way man i'm glad you are doing much better
@@jaysonb.6669 I agree for me for some reason if I want something that can sometimes motivate me but most I f the time if I say to myself I need to do some vacuuming for example I have a hard time getting motivated to do it
I have always had a huge crush on Mr. Krumholz
A nice guy and a vastly under-rated actor. I look forward to seeing his broader return.
Props to DK for not taking it out on his wife and knowing he had to find an answer within himself.
Seems like a very humble, interesting og reflected dude.
I love you. I am going through this right now.
I had onein december felt really shitty so i took almost 3 weeks off work
Totally thought you were chatting with that actor from New Girl (Jake Johnson - just looked him up on IMDB) 😂
Michael with hair reminds me of John Corbett
BERNARD FROM THE SANTA CLAUSE MOVIES WITH TIM ALLEN !!!!!!!!!!!
pressure and idle mind
Grew up watching him in Harold & Kumar, glad to see him having a fruitful career.
I'm agoraphobic. It's horrible.
i'm sorry to hear that i hope you can overcome that one day from my understanding something really fucked up has to happen to you if you get that way and it's not always easy to nail down on what the true cause is since by than you have so many issues. or am i wrong?
he was the bomb in the deuce
I get him and jake johnson so mixed up!
Why isn't he the Santa Clause series?
He was in 1 episode of the 1st season. He gave an explanation as to why he wasn't at the North Pole anymore.
He was in the first Santa clause movie, I know that much.
Krumholz's character in the show was likeable enough, but the rest simply weren't.
My wife loved that show, but I didn't care for it at all.
BREAKDOWN was from the realization of marrying the wrong woman.
Actors are are a strange bunch , they are weird, not in touch with reality.
That is a huge generalization. They’re people like everyone else. Not all of them are “hollyweird “ types. Some of them like this guy are actually down to earth. And I’m sure you’ve had your out of touch with reality moments. So keep the finger pointing at yourself instead of others.
Having a pretend mental breakdown because you're an actor is as pretentious as it gets. You guys didn't split the atom.
Goofy-ass comment lol
You have no idea what are you talking about. Being an actor has many downsides one of which you constantly keep losing your job and friends you hanged out. Imagine you having a great job and great people there you get along, its your whole purpose of existence and then its gone. Kit Harrington went through the same thing with GoT as did many others in that show. I think its mostly the younger actors who never experienced those ending and transitions before that get blindsided by this.
Yes, but he was splitting adjacent in Oppenheimer. The breakdown sounds legit to me. When you're doing something for a long time, it ends, then you lose your sense of self, that is classically how it starts.