Mel Gibson: ‘I have a short fuse’
After explaining his on-air insult to a Chicago reporter earlier this week as being a remark meant for his publicist, Gibson has addressed the topic while in France on his Edge of Darkness promotional tour.
While doing an interview on Wednesday, a journalist asked Mel, “Did you come prepared with French curse words for French journalists?”
“Non!” replied Gibson, adding, “I mean no. It usually comes out in English if I’m angry. I have a short fuse. I’m trying to work on it.” – Ann Oldenburg
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