Brando Will Controversy
It's beginning to look as though Marlon Brando's death will be as dramatic and complicated as his life. Just days after friends and family said goodbye to the stage and screen legend, trouble is brewing.
"Celebrity Justice" has learned that, while on his deathbed, Brando changed his will, which has since triggered what will likely be a bitter legal fight. "CJ" Executive Producer Harvey Levin broke the news that the star may not have left his affairs in order.
"There were two women who were the executors who were thrown out," Harvey revealed. "They believe Brando's caretaker was the one who turned him against them. Now, there are three new executors, including Michael Medavoy, a powerful movie studio executive and longtime friend of Brando's."
Further complicating matters is 41-year-old Lisa Worme, who was angry last week after being turned away from Brando's estate. Now, she's telling "Extra" why she was so upset. "My father is Marlon Brando," she insisted. "I'm the one who didn't go after him or anything. I'm the one who kept quiet."
Worme explained that her mother is Cynthia Lynn, who played Helga on "Hogan's Heroes." In 1964, Lynn starred opposite Brando in "Bedtime Story." "I guess an affair broke out, and out came me," Worme told us.
Worme claims she only learned about her famous father six years ago, and the two had no relationship. "If he leaves me something because it's something he wants to do, that's fine, great," Worme said. "But like I said, I have my own money so it's not about that."
So it seems that just days after Brando's death, it may be a long time before the legend can finally rest in peace. For the latest news on Brando's will and those hoping to be included in it, tune into Wednesday's edition of "Extra."
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