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Ryan O'Neal released to ET his response to a lawsuit by a man who claims he is responsible for the Farrah Fawcett documentary that is set to air on NBC tomorrow.
Craig Nevius is alleging in the suit that O'Neal and Farrah's friend Alana Stewart forced him out of the TV special and "interfered with Nevius' ... contractual relations and rights."
Paul Bloch, a rep for Ryan and Farrah, tells "The Insider," "He [Ryan] finds this lawsuit deplorable and disgusting. They're shocked at this unconscionable act being done as Farrah fights for her life. Ryan is devastated. We hope and pray that Farrah does not know of or see this lawsuit in the condition she's in right now."
Nevius filed the lawsuit against O'Neal, Stewart and others on Wednesday. The filmmaker is responsible for filming the actress' life in 2004 in a documentary that aired called "Chasing Farrah."
Published 5/14/09 by
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By Matt Semino, Esq.
NBC aired the heart-wrenching documentary “Farrah’s Story” to nine million viewers bringing sharp public focus to Farrah Fawcett’s private and courageous struggle against terminal cancer....
your time is over...concentrate in your health you look overweight and fat....! and help your soooonnn!!!!!!!!