HOLLYWOOD TRIVIA THREAD

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>On August 10, 2013, X-MEN star Famke Janssen called the police after walking into the bedroom of her Soho penthouse and finding a children’s book on the shelf next to her bed. The book in question, "The Lonely Doll", was published in 1957 and is about a doll called Edith, "who lived in a nice house and had everything she needed except somebody to play with".

>Janssen filed a report purporting that an intruder must have entered her home and left this book as some kind of message, and named a past stalker, Carlos Echeverria, as a possible culprint. The police initially approached the case as a burglary, but investigators did not find any evidence of a break-in after examining the surveillance footage, nor did they find any signs of a forced entry or fingerprints on the book.

>Detectives ultimately found a to-do list inside the book with Janssen’s name scribbled on it and deduced that the book belonged to Janssen and "has some connection to her home.” Janssen was not charged with filing a false report because she "honestly believes that someone broke into her apartment and planted the book." Oddly enough, the list also didn't have any fingerprints.