Gary Coleman’s Very Specific About Who is Allowed to Attend His Funeral

Gary Coleman’s will was filed on Tuesday and we quite specific about who will be allowed to attend his funeral. In the will, he writes that only “those who have no financial ties to me and who can look each other in the eyes and say they really cared personally for Gary Coleman.” Additionally, “I direct my personal representative to permit no members of the press to be present at my wake or funeral.” Gary apparently had many users in his life and would seek to avoid the same in his death.

UPDATE: Gary Coleman Arrest

A correction from yesterday, Gary Coleman was not arrested for domestic violence, but for a failure to appear in court. He was arrested outside Salt Lake City over the weekend. No charges are filed against Coleman and his attorney says, he isn’t sure which case, the failure to appear warrant came from. They’re looking into it now.

Along with this, Gary Coleman had a bit of luck, when a fan showed up to post his bail. Coleman had been in jail for 27 hours already, when Jarrod Clarke showed and paid the $1725 for his bail.

Gary Coleman Arrested. Again.

Child star, Gary Coleman, 41, was arrested outside Salt Lake City, UT yesterday on a 2009 bench warrant. The details of the warrant and arrest have yet to be released. It’s speculated that it has to do with his wife, since they’ve had a rocky relationship over the years.

Gary Coleman Penis to Star in New Film

Poor Gary Coleman. He tries to break up a locker room fight on camera, he gets his private parts captured on film for the world to see.

Coleman then flies to Los Angeles to prevent the footage from airing, and he ends up in the hospital after an apparent seizure.

Now comes even more headaches for the onetime “Diff’rent Strokes” megastar: Less than a day after getting out of the hospital, Coleman has learned that the footage of his penis will be going public whether he likes it or not.

The Coleman movie in question is called “Midgets vs. Mascots,” and it’s just that — a documentary about little people like Coleman taking on mascots in a “Jackass”-style competition for a million-dollar prize.

Gary times four In one sequence, Coleman apparently tries to break up a locker-room fight. His robe flies open, briefly revealing his Arnold Jackson in full. Coleman didn’t want the scene in the movie, and he flew to Los Angeles to meet with the film producers — an outfit called RCMVM — to get it, er, cut.

Not going to happen says the Producers.

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