Kelsey Grammer just paid $10 to make a lawsuit over "Swing Vote" disappear forever -- less than the cost of a ticket to see the flick.
Kelsey and a host of others were sued back in August 2008 by Bradley Blakeman, who claimed the movie was his idea. The judge threw out claims against Kevin Costner, Disney and the other defendants, leaving only Grammer.
The case was going so bad, rather than continue on ... Blakeman accepted $10 from Kelsey about a week ago... and it went away.
Let's hope this is the last time someone has to fork over money for "Swing Vote." Kidding ...
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(Page 1 of 1)seems a few years ago kelsey had a thing for young girls...very young girls,,i wonder what happened to that??
Ah the jokes at the courthouse for this BS, man that movie sucked and anyone who paid to see it should get a refund from Kelsey too.
Blakeman, the commentator guy? How silly. He probably made some remark and decided that was the basis for the movie. There are no new ideas.
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Right. A ten dollar bill attached to a gold brick. Don't steal stuff, Kelsey. And anyone else.















