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Says Actor:
"Enough Is Enough"
Hollywood - Tempers flared last night, on the set of "Ally McBeal", as actor
Peter
MacNicol, who portrays the often eccentric "John Cage", lashed out at
writer/director David E. Kelley, after reviewing an upcoming script, in which MacNicol is
seen riding a unicycle in court, during a trial in which his character defends a circus
clown charged with embezzling funds from a traveling show. In a phone conversation with
Kelley, who is currently recovering from a tragic suicide attempt, and directing the show
from his hospital bed, MacNicol was overheard to say, "I stuttered for you,
carried around a remote flusher, kissed frogs, snapped a clicker in court, walked around
in squeaky shoes, and cowered in a fetal position when I had the opportunity to have sex
with beautiful woman! If you wanted to die, you should have called me...I would have
killed you myself, you bastard!!"
Fellow cast members echoed MacNicol's disapproval, issuing a letter to Kelly
stating, "It's one thing for Peter to be portrayed as a buffoon, but this kind of
thing is starting to make the rest of us look silly", "Where do you think
up this nonsense anyway?"
Asked if Kelly had any response to the hostile communiqués, hospital
spokesman said, "We have not heard of any reaction from Mr. Kelley, as he has
requested not to be disturbed", "Our only concern at this time is to his
recovery". While it was uncertain as to the reason Kelley made the request, hospital
employees did report observing an unidentified man enter Kelley's hospital room earlier,
carrying a recent issue of "The Daily Cynic".
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