”Men and women began fighting in the Garden of Eden! Now it’s open revenge.” Richard Harris on the war between the sexes. 1987

Here, I read from my book, Richard Harris: Raising Hell and Reaching for Heaven, the opening section of Chapter 14, Lovemaking or 'Hate-Making' in a Sexual War Zone.' This is a lead into Richard Harris's highly contentious views on men and women during the late 1980s. But a word of warning, much of what he says will enrage feminists, such as 'women should have thoughts and not be allowed to express them.' Was he being serious when he said things like that to other journalists? That's what I wanted to find out. You decide.