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Things appear to have stabilized since last week's shocking turn of events that saw Owen Wilson attempt drastic, life-ending measures upon himself: He was released from the hospital, and The Darjeeling Limited director Wes Anderson told the AP that the actor was "doing very well, he has been making [friends] laugh." And lest fans despair that there may be no hope for a full recovery for their cherished Butterscotch Stallion, perhaps they'll find some reassurance in MentalFloss.com's gargantuan list of famous people who unsuccessfully attempted suicide, only to return from the brink stronger, happier, and fully equipped to star in everything from major motion pictures to seasons of The Surreal Life:

Halle Berry - admitted to Parade magazine that, distraught over her failed marriage to baseball star David Justice, she tried to end her life by carbon monoxide poisoning.

Drew Carey - after a rough childhood that included sexual molestation by an unknown party and his father's death, the lovable Price is Right host attempted suicide twice in his teen years.

Drew Barrymore - after leaving drug rehab in 1989 at the age of 14, she tried to kill herself, but received treatment and successfully kicked the habit.

Gary Coleman - announced in 1993 that he had tried to commit suicide twice by taking sleeping pills.

Vanilla Ice - in 1994, less than five years from the peak of his success, the depressed rapper twice tried to kill himself.

For many of these formerly tormented stars, moving beyond their darkest moments to learn to fully embrace life almost certainly ranks as one of their greatest accomplishments, albeit one they'd invariably prefer to leave in the past. But as Berry learned when she recently opened herself up to the vultures of Sunday newspaper insert scandal sheet Parade, sometimes the carbon monoxide auto-asphyxiation anecdote mentioned in passing is just a little too juicy to pass up. Wilson should at the very least then prepare himself for his life to flash repeatedly before his eyes, in every movie review and profile lede in the foreseeable future.