Lindsay Lohan’s spokesperson has retaliated at the media on Thursday, saying that media persons have crossed a line by mocking at a heartfelt letter Lohan wrote at the death of director Robert Altman.
Spokeswoman Leslie Sloane said the note — which one columnist suggested was composed by Lohan on “one of her legendary party benders” — was instead dashed off by the distraught 20-year-old actress on a Blackberry, moments after she learned Altman had died. Altman directed Lohan in the last film of his career, “A Prairie Home Companion.”
Her publicist said, Lohan, 20, was very close to Altman and she was entirely shocked and deeply moved at his death. It was written very quickly and it was from the heart.
Lohan’s tribute to Altman may surely be from the core of the heart but she really needs some English classes so that if next time she desires to write any such tribute would be able to express her feelings rather than appears as a comedy.
