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Colin Farrell Sues Former 'Price Is Right' Model

Posted Feb 21st 2006 4:14PM by TMZ Staff

Colin Farrell Sues Former 'Price is Right' ModelTMZ has obtained a new document in the Colin Farrell sex tape lawsuit in which the actor claims Candace Smith, a former "Barker's Beauty," was in on an alleged plot to sell the XXX rated video.

The tape captures Farrell in a sexual encounter with Nicole Narain, also a defendant. TMZ has learned Farrell now believes Smith, who was crowned Miss Ohio 2003, conspired with Narain to distribute the tape. Sources tell TMZ that Smith and Narain were close friends.

Smith, who appeared on 'The Price Is Right' in 2004, also has a law degree from Northwestern Law School.

Smith's credits also include appearances on 'Entourage' and 'Joey.'

TMZ contacted Farrell's lawyer, Paul Berra, who said: "Smith is now a main focal point of in the case."

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Filed under: Celebrity Justice, Train Wrecks, The Biz


Tags: barkers beauty, BarkersBeauty, candace smith, CandaceSmith, colin farrell, ColinFarrell, nicole narain, NicoleNarain, sex tape, SexTape, the price is right, ThePriceIsRight

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