Rebel Wilson's autobiography hit shelves earlier this year in the US, but the version you can buy now in the UK isn't the same because some passages had to be redacted due to “the peculiarities of the law in England and Wales,” according to an insert note. in the book. It's not clear what will happen in other countries and languages.
A spokesman for the publisher explained the nuances between editions: The book contains some revisions in Chapter 23 on pages 216, 217, 218 and 221, as well as an explanatory note at the beginning. “These sections are a very small part of a much larger story, and we are excited for readers to learn Rebel’s story when the book goes on sale,” they said.
What is not clear is what legal problems might be raised by what Ripple says in this part of the book. The heroine of the story was at the center of a dispute weeks ago with Sacha Baron Cohen, the actor of the movie “Borat,” after she publicly denounced that he was trying to threaten her.
In a video clip she posted on March 15 on her Instagram account to promote her autobiography, Rebel spoke for the first time about a terrifying experience working with a famous movie star. Although he did not initially identify Sasha by name, he changed his mind when he learned that the actor had hired a crisis public relations manager and lawyers to stop the book's publication.
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