Rob Lowe Flew On 9/11 Terrorist Dry Run Flight
Posted: Wed May 04, 2011 12:58 pmhttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/0 ... 57313.html
so what is this horseshit about?
and his comment about the "packed" plane of course doesn't jibe with he empty flight the "terrrists" encountered 11 days later.
and that last sentence;
i had no idea he and charlie sheen had made a sex film.
so what is this horseshit about?
and his comment about the "packed" plane of course doesn't jibe with he empty flight the "terrrists" encountered 11 days later.
and that last sentence;
i had no idea he and charlie sheen had made a sex film.
In the midst of playing one of
the most important men in Washington on television, Rob Lowe had a far too
close for comfort run-in with the terrorists that would soon tragically change
the course of real life American history.
Lowe, appearing Tuesday on "The View" to promote his new book,
"Stories I Only Tell My Friends," spoke about his connection with the September 11th
terrorist attack. A timely story given Sunday night's killing of al Qaeda
mastermind Osama bin Laden, who planned the attacks, Lowe said that he was on one of the terrorists' dry run practice flights."I flew with the 911 hijackers on the dry run, without realizing. I
was shooting 'The West Wing' in DC at the time and I always took the flight that leaves Dulles to Los Angeles that they eventually put into the Pentagon," he told the show's hosts. "It was 11 days before 9/11, I made the flight a lot
and I didn’t think anything of it. I got on the flight and it was packed, small
plane. Looked around the cabin, don't remember anything in particular, nobody
looked scary, nobody looked like a terrorist. It looked like an absolutely normal
flight."
Lowe nearly had to testify in court during the trial of al Qaeda
leader Zacarias Moussaoui -- he found out that he was on the dry run flight in a letter from the Attorney General of Maryland -- but ended up not having to do so.
The teen star turned leading man, now part of the ensemble of
acclaimed NBC comedy "Parks and Recreation," also dished about his many films; among other details, Lowe reveals that he was severely disappointed by his lack of screen time in "The Outsiders."
He also talked further about his co-stars from that era, including
giving his initial impression of Tom Cruise. In the book, Lowe said Cruise was
"open, friendly, funny, and has an almost robotic, bloodless focus and an
intensity that I've never encountered before."
For much more on the gossip he dishes in his book, including about
his infamous sex tape and his relationship with Charlie Sheen, check out
