The actor was 29 and at the cusp of major stardom but such was his problem that he once ended up in hospital after smashing his head during a party, reported People magazine quoting GQ. <img alt="Bradley Cooper" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/dec/Bradley-Cooper.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 334px;" /> Bradley Cooper. Pic/Santa Banta &quot;If I continued it, I was really going to sabotage my whole life,&quot; the &#39;American Hustle star&#39; said. Cooper, now 38, says he was never late to the set, but &quot;of course it hindered the work.&quot; &quot;I was doing these movies, and I got to meet Sandra Bullock (his costar in 2009&#39;s &#39;All About Steve&#39;) and meet these people and work with them. And I&#39;m sober, and I&#39;m like, &#39;Oh, I&#39;m actually myself. And I don&#39;t have to put on this air to be somebody else... I was rediscovering myself in this workplace, and it was wonderful,&quot; the &#39;Hangover&#39; star said.

Bradley Cooper says he decided to battle his drug and alcohol addiction when he realised that the problem was subotaging his life.

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