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Fan made music video of my first movie: HAPPY TOGETHER. It stars Patrick Dempsey and Helen Slater. And that's Brad Pitt next to Helen in auditorium. He plays her first discarded boyfriend. He had previously done some TV commercials and an episode of GROWING PAINS. But my first movie was also his first movie.

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Looking forward to watching the tribute to the amazing Dick Van D**e (for his 98th birthday) on CBS tonight. In my first movie, HAPPY TOGETHER, I borrowed his signature song from BYE BYE BIRDIE (the Broadway musical that made him an overnight star and got him an offer to star in HEAD OF THE FAMILY which was retitled THE DICK VAN D**E SHOW). In my movie Patrick Dempsey plays a buttoned-up writer who is mistakenly assigned to the same dorm room as Helen Slater who plays a free-spirited actress. In this sequence, she helps bring him out of his shell by encouraging him to role play as if they are in a Broadway musical. The song is "Put on a Happy Face" made famous by Dick Van D**e.

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Shatner is helping out the Justice League! 🚀

The Justice League meets William Shatner on new WORLD’S FINEST cover BATMAN/SUPERMAN: WORLD’S FINEST #25 will sport the latest celebrity team-up variant cover by series artist Dan Mora.

A billboard near my house: William Shatner has lent his support to Pass It On. It's a public service organization that promotes kindness. In other words, always repay an act of kindness with an act of kindness for someone else. As I've said before, he's the real deal. Very charitable both publicly and privately. Also part of this campaign are Oprah Winfrey, Elton John, Dolly Parton and Others. 🖖🏽

The "musical documentary" we did about Bill Shatner's life (as told through his music). It's. a very entertaining show if you've never seen it.

AND SPEAKING OF FARRAH, I "screened" the show for her at my house the week before it premiered on TV LAND. She loved it. Particularly Bill's positive attitude and how he embraced even the small moments in life. As his daughter and son-in-law point out in the show, he always made the family stop to appreciate a sunset. And every glass of lemonade was always the best glass of lemonade that he ever had in his life!

Even though Farrah did not know Bill (they had been introduced in passing a couple times over the years at different award shows or events), she asked me for his phone number so she could call and tell him how much she liked our show. So I gave her his office number, not sure that she would ever really use it. But she did. A few days later Farrah called Bill.

At first, Bill and his Assistant thought it might be a prank call because Farrah said that she was mad at me because she saw WILLIAM SHATNER IN CONCERT (which hadn't aired yet) and absolutely hated it!!! 😡😡😡 Bill was taken aback until Farrah explained why she hated it so much: "Because it's even better than the show I did with Craig and I thought ours was pretty great!" 😂😂😂 Bill laughed, appreciating both the call and the compliment.

As a result of Farrah's call, Bill would later call her when Comedy Central wanted her to appear on his upcoming roast (which she did). Two months later, she was diagnosed with cancer. And Bill was the very first person to send her a note of support and added that if she needed a good laugh she could always roast him again. 😂 Or words to that effect. Anyway, he had it messengered to her on the very same day that the National Enquirer outed her illness -- after they had purchased her medical information from UCLA Medical Center. Bill also lent a letter to the CA US Attorney's Office which encouraged them to prosecute any party that had invaded her medical privacy.

I knew I was very fortunate to be working with two icons who not only became my friends but were/are also very good people. ❤️❤️

"Pass It On." (The campaign.)

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Something more positive. Behind The Scenes on Chasing Farrah. There are a few audio outtakes around 9:15 that have never been heard before because I didn’t realize I had them until recently.

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Something positive, something to always aspire to . . . 🙏🏼

If by Rudyard Kipling - Read by Sir Michael Caine Sir Michael Caine's rendition of his favorite poem, "IF" by Rudyard Kipling. Kindly overlook the missing 20 seconds and focus on the overall meaning of this ...

This is the real Ryan O'Neal: the man Farrah had to deal with, the man three of children had to deal with and the man who threatened to murder me if I did not turn over the documentary and our company to him. He was desperate to control the narrative of Farrah's life and death in order to make himself to look better than he was. And because he could never control her while she was alive. Anyway, I think I'm done posting about him. At least for now.

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This beautiful song makes me sad because Marta McBride sings about all the things that Ryan should have done and been for Farrah. As I said in my statement, he was great in the beginning. But being a hero wasn't a part of him as much as a part he was playing and one he could not sustain over time (read my statement if you want the terrible details).

Fortunately, Farrah did have many people to love her through her cancer (as the song says). People like Jim & Sophie Fawcett, Redmond O'Neal, Kate Jackson, Joan Dangerfield, Jaclyn Smith, Sylvia Dorsey, Karen Spellings, Greg Lott, Tina Sinatra, Cher, Griffin O'Neal, Tatum O'Neal, Denny Bond, Lee Majors, Michelle Lintel, Mike Pingel, Dr. Eric Esrailian (at UCLA and after she was no longer being treated there), and Sister Mary Genino.

And then there were those who were supportive from a distance: Elton John (he sent white orchids, her favorite, to my house for her), William Shatner (the very first to send a personal note by messenger on the same day the news broke in the National Enquirer), Director/Producer Jon Avnet (who led the recent contract negotiation for the DGA and supported the WGA strike on behalf of the directors) and even Howard Stern (via his satellite radio show).

I apologize if I've forgotten to mention anyone.

Martina McBride - I'm Gonna Love You Through It Music video by Martina McBride performing I'm Gonna Love You Through It. (C) 2011 Universal Republic Nashville Records

Tikkun Olam.
Turning darkness into light.
Bringing justice and dignity.
Repairing the world.

For those who don't scroll down and are wondering "why."

Moving this up for those who surf by and don't scroll down:

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Ryan O'Neal's "loving" tribute to Farrah in Vanity Fair. Possibly the most offensive thing I have ever read. But it wasn't just Ryan who I found offensive. Alana Stewart makes a "pre-nup" joke about Farrah's impending death.

And again, Ryan denies that Farrah had a colostomy.

I actually knew about this piece before the interviews were conducted. And not because the writer (who is talented and well-respected) asked me to be part of it. She didn't. Even though she writes about me. Most journalists usually give the person they write about the opportunity to respond. I wonder if anyone "helped" her make that decision?

Anyway, I knew this was being planned because Lee Majors was asked to participate but declined. He became a friend after we worked together at ABC (before I ever met Farrah) and he filled me in.

How Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O’Neal Descended into Drugs, Infidelity, and Family Infighting She was America’s angel, and he was a Hollywood hunk. Yet their 30-year romance resulted in dramatic falls from grace.

"Sometimes you have to offend someone who's offending you . . ."

Sly Stallone- Courage, get rid of your problems If you don’t get rid of your problems, your problems will get rid of youKeep punching Share this video

Howard Stern, Robin Quivers and Tatum O'Neal speculate that Ryan was mentally ill. I believe he was as well. But his narcissism was excused, enabled and even encouraged for decades because he could be charming and funny when he wanted to be. And he was talented. Box office. A Hollywood "bad boy." Others benefitted from supporting and protecting him. Or following his orders.

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"I haven't been with anyone since [Farrah]. How do you follow that girl? Well, I could be with Tatum, I guess, but it's a bit late in the game." he [Ryan] said.

And this was the man who a Group of Others eagerly helped disrespect Farrah by wrongfully taking over her cancer documentary. Then again, they didn't do it for him. They did it because they each would benefit from it.

They needed him and he needed them.

Ryan O'Neal interview shocks Crowe and 'Late Late' viewers WHEN a Hollywood heavy-weight like Russell Crowe makes an entrance saying "how f**ked up was that?", you know it is going to be one of the most talked about Late Late Shows in recent years.

Russell Crowe's reaction to Ryan's interview on THE LATE LATE SHOW (Ireland's version of THE TONIGHT SHOW) wherein he contemplated replacing Farrah with his daughter (the actual clip of Ryan is not available but you can read what he said above).

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This is a short (but important) extract from one of the longer videos I posted several days ago. So you may have already seen it. But it's worth isolating. It's downloadable and sharable if you're so inclined.

WHEN FARRAH TOOK A TURN FOR THE WORSE . . . This is "WHEN FARRAH TOOK A TURN FOR THE WORSE . . ." by Windmill Entertainment on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

A message to those who actually know things and disclosed them to me or to others (who then also disclosed them to me) but refuse to come forward for reasons that are self-serving.

For those who don't understand or don't care. And for those who helped Ryan do the damage (and believe me, they are monitoring this page especially over the last few days).

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Farrah was the light. I'm just the mirror. (Thanks for sharing, William Shatner)

“There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” – Edith Wharton

Someone who follows this page has suggested that my posts/revelations about Ryan seem vengeful. For the record, if I wanted to be vengeful I would have revealed all this and more while Ryan was sick and dying. Tatum O’Neal has made numerous public statements over the last 5-7 years that her father was very ill and didn’t have much time left. And paparazzi pictures that others sent me certainly indicated what bad shape he was in: gaunt and hobbling with a cane. Or with a wheelchair. That’s not the man that threatened my life. Or attacked Farrah. And thats ONE of several reasons I waited until now. I have compassion for anyone who is facing their mortality. The general thought of dying can be frightening . But the knowledge that you ARE dying is even more frightening. I’ve seen people dying. And I had no wish to make a dying man face his horrible/unconscionable acts. Rather, I let Ryan leave this earth believing that the world would think of him the way he wanted: as a basically good man who shared a love story with Farrah. I could have added to his suffering but chose not to. That’s not me. Nor is it me to remain silent at the expense of my friend who he harmed in many, many ways. Including during her cancer fight. Perhaps it’s selfish of me not to let the fairytale live but that’s something I cannot live with. Nor could I have lived with the guilt of adding to a sick and dying man’s pain. Not even a man like Ryan who did enormous harm to many people (myself included).

Ryan O'Neal attempted to clean up his image by shaming his and Farrah Fawcett's son in the hijacked cancer documentary.

(This is downloadable and shareable if you think it's important. But you may prefer the fairytale.)

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People should be respected because of how they lived, not simply because they died. Having said that . . .

(This is downloadable and shareable if you think it's important. But you may prefer the fairytale.)

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When Farrah died some of her friends (good people) told me that they didn't want to know what really happened. I don't blame them. I wish I had the luxury of not knowing. But I don't.

Repost for those who never saw it and might be interested: the "lost interview" (meaning it never aired) that I did with Farrah on the last night of filming for CHASING FARRAH. I think it's one of the most revealing/personal interviews that she's ever given. That may be because she didn't want it to be an interview but a conversation which is why I am on camera as well (the series included showing the reality crew as we were "chasing" Farrah). The subject is her self admitted TRUST issues with men (although at one point she acknowledges that it extends to women as well). Trust and honesty were big issues with her. And with very good reason as I saw firsthand later. .But there is also a great deal of Farrah's humor as well.

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RE: Ryan O'Neal/Farrah Fawcett

No joy in this.

~Craig Nevius

Farrah to Nevius

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This is a fairly in depth investigative piece about what and who happened to Farrah Fawcett's cancer documentary as she was dying. If you want to access it but cannot (due to a pay wall or a limit on sharing this link), do a search for "Farrah Fawcett" and "The Long Goodbye" and then click on the link from the results in google or whatever engine you use.

The Long Goodbye (Published 2011) When the iconic ’70s actress Farrah Fawcett died in June 2009, the legal fight over how she would be remembered had only just begun.

Every once in a long while, someone comes along who changes the art form they are working in for everybody else. Tonight ALL THE NETWORKS are running a placard remembering and honoring the fearless, creative genius that was and remains Norman Lear. 📺

Norman Lear, creator of "All in the Family," dies at 101 Legendary television writer and producer Norman Lear, who created groundbreaking sitcoms "All in the Family," "The Jeffersons" and "Good Times," has died at ...

Thanks to everyone who came out to Comic Con yesterday and stopped by the DOOMED/FANTASTIC 4 screening and panel. Everyone had really smart questions. And the love/enthusiasm for our film and, of course, the original Marvel Comic was palpable.Stan Lee was very “present” for us all. 😎