Iconic Idaho Actor Once Banned From City For Excessive Womanizing

Actors get a lot of attention from fans wherever they go. Some celebrities enjoy the attention, and one iconic actor who also resided in the great state of Idaho was once banned from a Colorado town for sleeping with too many women. I'm still waiting for my notification to come in the mail.

Hollywood has toned down as far as debauchery is concerned compared to the fifties, sixties, and seventies. Back in the day, swingers' parties, drug use, marital affairs, boozing, and other reckless behavior were just part of being a Hollywood celebrity. Some actors earned reputations as being wild and carefree.

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Adam West landed the original television role of Bruce Wayne / Batman in 1966. The role catapulted him into stardom and forever gave him the persona of a larger-than-life, superhero. This fame caught the attention of both men and women he crossed paths with, and West became known for hosting parties and enjoying life to the fullest.

 According to pagesix.com, he had sexual relations with close to 10 women in a single day.

Adam West was a Wood River Valley resident for over 30 years, according to boisestatepublicradio.org. He loved Idaho and owned property just 30 minutes outside of Sun Valley. Musician Steve Miller, actor Bruce Willis, and late author Ernest Hemingway all lived in this region of Idaho as well at one point.

Worldstar Hip Hop has reported that West was banned from Aspen, Colorado, for 15 years for womanizing. According to pagesix.com, he had sexual relations with close to 10 women in a single day.

Just remember that using protection is key to avoiding sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancy.