Access Hollywood - 2002-08-01
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[0:03] of my pain.
[0:09] They're very serious symptoms of uh real
[0:12] problems, real real illness.
[0:14] >> What are her real problems?
[0:23] >> She's my kid. And
[0:26] then you've come to us to set the record
[0:28] straight. Well,
[0:33] >> if it doesn't stop raining, I'm not
[0:35] doing anything.
[0:38] >> This was a lightning storm. The stage
[0:41] actually got hit by lightning.
[0:42] >> Okay, let's talk about the raising of
[0:44] the middle finger incident.
[0:45] >> Oh gosh. Okay, Access Hollywood starts
[0:49] right now.
[0:55] >> Two big exclusive interviews. Hi
[0:58] everybody, I'm Nancy Odell and earlier
[0:59] today I sat down with Britney Spears for
[1:01] a candid interview where she sets the
[1:04] record straight about her Mexico City
[1:05] concert fallout. We'll have that for you
[1:07] in just a few minutes. But first, a very
[1:10] emotional interview with Angelina
[1:11] Jolie's father, John Voit.
[1:14] >> Nancy John Voit called me and said, "I
[1:16] need help." Vo told me he has been
[1:18] unable to get to his daughter, Angelina
[1:20] Jolie, and he is worried. Fact is, John
[1:23] hasn't had a meaningful conversation
[1:25] with his daughter in more than a year.
[1:27] As a father, he is worried, sad, and
[1:30] heartbroken. He came to me, he said, as
[1:32] a last resort to get through to
[1:34] Angelina.
[1:36] What follows is a story of a father, a
[1:38] daughter, and a broken family. As I told
[1:41] you, I think my first words to you when
[1:43] I asked to meet you and that was that I
[1:46] was a brokenhearted. I was brokenhearted
[1:49] because I've been trying to reach my
[1:52] daughter and get her help and I have
[1:55] failed.
[2:00] And uh I'm sorry really I haven't uh
[2:02] come forward and addressed
[2:05] the serious mental problem