Smith Spills Beans To Special Fan

Recent Grammy winner, film and music star, Will Smith is spilling the beans on his latest movie, Wild, Wild West with an extra-special fan. Stacey Taylor, a 28-year-old victim of Huntington's disease received a homemade video tape which features her idol (Smith) talking about his new movie with Kevin Kline, due in the box office this spring - also showing pictures of a prototype doll being made of him as James West, his character in the movie. "No one - no one - has seen this," he confided. "This is like a top-secret, confidential, Warner Bros. in-house secret. Even more than the Men in Black stuff." The message was sent to Ms. Taylor after her nurse sent a request to the Dream Foundation of Santa Barbara, California, which grants wishes for those unfortunate people with terminal illnesses and less than a year to live. Speaking of the video, the incredibly brave Taylor said, "Tell Will Smith I appreciate what he did for me and thank him for giving me his time" Approximately 25,000 Americans suffer Huntington's disease, a progressively debilitating brain disorder. Victims, who include the late folk singer Woody Guthrie, gradually lose control over their mental and physical functions. Branagh heads West Will Smith for President? Clooney gets cold feet over Snowman