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Greetings. On November 30, I deleted part of the article on actress Nancy Kulp, making the claim that it is unsubstantiated gossip. You revert this on December 4, claiming it was "well documented". I am not going to change the article again as I don't want to get involved in an edit war. However, for your enlightenment or amusement or whatever, I'll state this:

This matter of dispute revolves around a quote from a writer named Boze Hadleigh in his book Hollywood Lesbians (1994). In this book, as well as an earlier effect, Hollywood Gays, Hadleigh presents interviews that he supposedly conducted with many film and television celebrities who openly discuss their homosexuality. Several years ago, I was at a dinner party with noted entertainment historian and writer Anthony Slide. The subject of Hadleigh's books came up and Mr. Slide mentioned that Hadleigh was a hack and a fraud. All of the people Hadleigh supposedly interviewed were dead by the time his books were published and that these interviews were figments of his imaginations. This is also the belief of another noted film historian, Randy Skretvedt. Nancy Kulp was one of the celebrities that died well before the publication of Hollywood Lesbians. Thus, I contented that his quote is unreliable and should not be presented in the article about her. If you check the disputed claims section of Wikipedia's bio of Hadleigh you will see examples of his ineptness.

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