Dugards speak out against film plans
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – A spokeswoman for Jaycee Dugard says only Dugard and her family should decide when and if a film is made based on the 18 years she spent with the man charged with kidnapping her.
In a statement Tuesday, family spokeswoman Nancy Seltzer called a plan to make a movie about Dugard’s life “exploitive, hurtful and breathtakingly unkind.”
The statement came after Shane Ryan – the director of low-budget horror movies such as “Amateur Porn Star Killer” and “Romance Road Killers” – announced that he expected to start production on “Abducted Girl, An American Sex Slave.”
Ryan told Sacramento television station KCRA that he wants to focus on the relationship between Dugard and Phillip Garido, the man charged with abducting, raping and holding her captive in his backyard.
