It was the playwright David Katz that became one of two people who discovered the body of Philip Seimur Hoffman. They and the actor were long-standing friends and before the death of Philip invited a buddy to look together basketball. National Enquirer stated that they were talking to Katz, and he told them that he was a lover of the actor and made him a company in the use of drugs. "My 14-year-old daughter told me:" Dad, here on the Internet it is written that you and Philu were lovers, "says David." I answered her that he would have laughed at this. " Katz immediately sued the publication demanding a refutation. He also stated that he never gave an interview to this magazine. National Enquirer did not persist and apologized for a fabricated story, explaining her appearance by the fact that someone who gave himself to Katza contacted them and told this sensational gossip.
The trial was decided to resolve peacefully. Now National Enquirer will be forced to finance the Filia Siemour Hoffman's support support fund, create which is planning David Katz. The friend of the late actor emphasizes that there are no absurd statements about the novel with a star forced him to go to court, and accusations for drug addiction and the use of his name: "He never used drugs in my presence. The article Lied that we sniffed cocaine, and I put me a traitor telling intimate stories about my friend. "