Ryan O'Neal & Farrah Fawcett Comment on How They're Treated By the Press

Farrah Fawcett: Absolutely. Not fair. Absolutely makeup things. I told you people, you thought I was living in London. People say to me all the time, you're living different places, not just stories about us and with different people. Ryan O’Neal: What do you do about it? Farrah Fawcett: Well, nothing. Ryan O’Neal: I'm weak, personally. Farrah Fawcett: You know, just think it'll go away, or think that the pendulum, you know, first it goes here, and then it goes back, so maybe they'll, I don't know, get off our case. Does that mean then that they don't want you anymore? It's so complicated. We try not to think. Ryan O’Neal: Right? No, I'm as bad as they make me out to be, honey. Farrah Fawcett: But with reason! I'm just trying to justify the reason. Ryan O’Neal: I wish. Farrah Fawcett: Sometimes he flees down the street in his tennis shoes the streets of New York I stand there with 70 people around me because I'm not running as fast as it's fair.