If you didn't know who Gary Busey was before he stepped into the Celebrity Big Brother house, you will now, and we have taken a look at the actor's turbulent rise to fame and how he's changed through the years. The Point Break actor, 70, joined the likes of Lauren Goodger, David McIntosh, White Dee and more on the new series of Celebrity Big Brother and made possibly the most awkward exit we've ever seen on the show. We know, that's a big statement, but try and deny it. Walking out with a huge grin on his face, Gary immediately began flirting his heart out with presenter Emma Willis (while the rest of the world cringed), before appearing not to hear a word she said to him.
When asked what kind of a housemate he'd be he laid on the sleaze telling Emma: "Come and see me later." But it hasn't always been cringe central, and the actor - best known for his roles in Point Break and The Buddy Holly Story - has had a rocky life. Growing up in Oklahoma he attended Kansas State University on a football scholarship but his dreams of pursuing a career in professional sports were shattered after injuring his knee. He then moved to Hollywood to pursue a music career but acting beckoned. After securing several small roles in both film and television during the 1970s he made his film debut in Angels Hard As They Come in 1971. Following this he starred as the lead in The Buddy Holly Story.
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