New York City - NBC's documentary about Farrah Fawcett's three year battle with the killer Cancer grabbed the headlines and touched the hearts of the tube viewers, but according to LA Times' The Envelope, Farrah never wanted a documentary type of show that chronicled her Cancer battle.
In Gold Derby's exclusive interview with Craig Nevius, he revealed that Farrah wanted the program to be presented in a diary format, and not in the traditional documentary mode. Nevius also added that Farrah refused to permit her son to be seen in the documentary, or diary (yeah I'm confused).
Meanwhile Craig now plans to sue Ryan O'Neal and Alana Stewart. Nevius claims that he was involved with the Farrah's Story project from the moment Farrah Fawcett was diagnosed with anal cancer in 2007. Craig Nevius also claims that the footage, most of which was filmed by Alana Stewart, is part of his creative vision and that 10 weeks ago he was shut out of the project, and Farrah Fawcett's life, without explanation.
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In Gold Derby's exclusive interview with Craig Nevius, he revealed that Farrah wanted the program to be presented in a diary format, and not in the traditional documentary mode. Nevius also added that Farrah refused to permit her son to be seen in the documentary, or diary (yeah I'm confused).
Meanwhile Craig now plans to sue Ryan O'Neal and Alana Stewart. Nevius claims that he was involved with the Farrah's Story project from the moment Farrah Fawcett was diagnosed with anal cancer in 2007. Craig Nevius also claims that the footage, most of which was filmed by Alana Stewart, is part of his creative vision and that 10 weeks ago he was shut out of the project, and Farrah Fawcett's life, without explanation.
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