Landy

[ lan-dee ]

noun

1. John Michael, 1930–2022, Australian track athlete and political leader: governor of Victoria 2001–06.

Example Sentences

“To me, their story hadn’t been told for a while other than Brian’s personal story — and nobody really wants to see Dr. Landy anymore,” Azoff says, referring to the late psychologist whose controversial treatment of Brian in the ’80s was depicted in the 2004 film “Love & Mercy.”

From Los Angeles Times

A former assistant U.S. attorney who specializes in white-collar criminal defense, commercial and securities litigation on behalf of plaintiffs and defendants, regulatory enforcement cases, and arbitrations, O'Brien is currently a Partner at Ford O'Brien Landy LLP.

From Salon

Melinda and others believed Landy was exploiting and mistreating Wilson, and they feuded with Landy for years before he was barred in 1992 from any contact with Wilson.

From Seattle Times

They reconnected years later and married in 1995, several years after the musician got free from Landy’s controversial treatment.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Wilson had begun working with a psychotherapist, Eugene Landy, who is credited with helping yank his client from the depths of depression and substance abuse — and also blamed for inserting himself into many corners of Mr. Wilson’s creative and financial life.

From New York Times