TV & Video - Jan. 2, 1990
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Hudson TV Bio Called Inaccurate: The former secretary to late actor Rock Hudson is upset over the coming ABC-TV movie “Rock Hudson,” airing Jan. 8. Mark Miller, 63, said the telefilm knowingly depicts an inaccurate picture of his role in the life of the actor who died of AIDS in 1985. “They’ve established my character as Mr. Big, (which) is not true at all,” Miller said from his home in Hawaii. “My life is being made into a lie.” But the attorney for The Konigsberg/Sanitsky Co., which produced the movie for ABC, said the script is based on information from this year’s court case involving Hudson’s former lover, Marc Christian. “The producers, as well as ABC, insist the script be as accurate as it could be,” attorney Susan Schaefer said. “They carefully stuck to the facts.”
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