I've read excerpts of Alana's book and I can't wait to purchase it and read all of it, but it will be a while for now, due to finances. And if Greg does write his book, I'll also purchase it and read it. Heck, even if Ryan O'Neal writes one I'll read it! However, I am keeping in mind what my original thoughts are on Alana. However, as everyone else is saying, I too found it to be kind of sincere. HOWEVER, I still don't understand WHY Alana wanted more money plus be listed as co producer for Farrah's documentary. That alone makes me question her. A True Friend wouldn't stoop that low. In any event, only Farrah knows what is true and what is false. So we will never know the answers to that. Plus what makes me question Alana is that in the documentary and even in interviews, she doesn't look or sound 'upset' as she says she is regarding Farrah's condition. She just acted as if she was talking about a movie they were starring in. So that also makes me question her.

I tend to agree with Italia when she commented on Ryan's trait regarding talking and saying things the way they are. In his defence (BELEIVE ME ... I NEVER LIKED THE MAN ... NEVER DID!!!!) when you read about him or what he says, you tend to take it the 'wrong' way. When you actually hear him saying the same things, it does sound differently and NOT how you would interpert it when reading his words. Know what I mean? I can't wait to read the Vanity Fair. My brother who lives in New York is suppose to pick me up a copy and send it to me, so I will have to wait.

Texboy, you should read Tatum's book. If nothing else it's a good read!

Letterman - as I've stated in my previous post, I don't think what was said about Farrah is true. I've read or heard her say that she was suppose to act that way, like a dumb blonde, because she was promoting Playboy. I think she said her mother said for her to act like that. Then she also had said she was nervous. I do think the latter was the problem, although I don't know why she would feel so nervous. It's not like she never did any interviews. I do think something wasn't right in her mind during that time. She seemed 'lost', plus the fact that David Letterman was making things worse for her, by making fun of her, didn't help. She was trying to be serious by promoting the Playboy issue, yet David kept saying shit and thus making her look stupid. I do think she had other things on her mind during that time.

Also, she had commented on that show that she does not like the way she looks! I was stunned with that. She said it when David said 'look at yourself on the monitor' and Farrah replies 'Oh no, I don't like the way I look' She said this while pulling down her skirt. She was a bit thin during the show, and her hair looked like a wig. Obviously she didn't have the beauty she once had, BUT she still looked good. I kind of felt sorry for her during that interview. Only because she was being made fun of in her face. She was trying to be sincere and David kept making jokes. However, another thought came to my mind and it could of all been done for publicity sake and to sell more magazines. You know ... Act like that so people will talk and then before you know it, more magazines are sold and her pay per view All of Me will get more ratings. However, what questions me about that is Farrah spent a lot of years trying to shed that image, so why bother to rekindle it again. Who knows?

What I've also wanted to comment on was Griffen when he spoke about Redmond crying out that he thought no one loved him. That made me a little weary. Why would Redmond think his own mother didn't love him? So I kind of question that.

Plastic Surgery - I must agree that Farrah's plastic surgery was a disaster! However, that last part of her life, she looked better. Ever since the Angels Reunion on Spelling's tribute, she started to look GREAT again, as if she never aged. So her corrected surgery was a success. I don't know why she went ahead with the surgery. She once said that she wants to grow old and age gracefully. I guess she had a change of heart in her 50s.

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One more thing ... Has anyone else noticed that the last years of her life (like in Chasing Farrah), Farrah's voice even changed. It became almost like an old ladies voice ... You know kind of shaky? I wonder if she had damage done to her vocal chords.

MichaelEurope