SI Vault
 
It's O.K. To Be O.J.
Jill Lieber
November 02, 1992
O.J. Simpson talks about Hollywood, being a celebrity and, of course, football
Decrease font Decrease font
Enlarge font Enlarge font
November 02, 1992

It's O.k. To Be O.j.

O.J. Simpson talks about Hollywood, being a celebrity and, of course, football

View CoverRead All Articles View This Issue
Print This PRINT E-mail This EMAIL Most Popular MOST POPULAR SHARE SHARE
1 2 3 4

SI: Do you think you can change?

O.J.: Where it matters. I've always believed that male athletes face mid-life crises twice in their lives. They face it when their careers end, and then of course when you normally would face it, which is in the mid-40's or 50. I don't know if I'm facing it yet. I don't feel like it.

Unfortunately, it's misfortune that leads you to look inside, to really take a hard look at yourself. I'm sure Magic sees things a lot differently now. Lyle obviously looked at himself. And they shared their insights with people, and that's the positive side of it. You have to go through a period of hard times, a negative, to be able to take a hard look at yourself and be honest.

1 2 3 4
Related Topics
  ARTICLES GALLERIES VIDEO COVERS
O.J. Si 1 0   0
O.J. Simpson 174 21   9
Hollywood 289 2   0
Los Angeles 1787 15   12
Magic Johnson 184 17   22