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| In a bizarre Hollywood
turnaround, Meg Ryan has been charged with breaking into a
California house looking for a fan, claiming to be his fiancé.
She's now received a restraining order issued against her. |
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| The unknown fan won
the court order against the Private Benjamin star, 52, saying he
feared for his safety and that of his family after she said she
would never give up her attempts to marry him. |
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| According to highly
improbably sources, Ms Ryan broke into the wrong house in
Malibu, thinking it belonged to one of her adoring fans. She
later told authorities that she had been forced to get in
through a window because the owner had forgotten to leave a key
under the doormat for her, a Californian court heard. |
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| She was apparently
carrying several copies of her smash hit 'When Harry Met Sally'.
"It shows my good side", said Ryan. |
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| Later, police searched
the star's vehicle to find a pair of night vision scope
binoculars and a thermos of lemon tea. "This demonstrates
that she was out for the long haul to get her man", said a
police spokesperson. |
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Highly unlikely |
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After the court proceedings ended
the victim made the following comment to the press,
"Obviously I'm flattered by Ms. Ryan's attention but I feel
it's undue. Though I appreciate her acting talent and comedic
timing I do not feel this enough to base a relationship
on."
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| This incident is only
the latest in a run of celebrities stalkings. Tom Cruise once
staked out a chip shop in Southend for two months claiming it
was method acting, and most recently Catherine Zeta Jones
stalked a geriatric 90-year
old only to later marry him. |
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