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| Lindsay Lohan -- AP |
A judge sentenced Linsay Lohan yesterday (July 6) to three months in jail and another three months in rehab after she had violated the terms of her probation in a 2007 drug case. The actress burst in tears immediately after hearing the court decision.
One person offering Lohan his unconditional support is Matthew Wilder, who will direct the actress in "Inferno".
"This is a sad chapter in the ongoing tragicomic circus between the tabloid media and the 'justice' system," Wilder wrote in a statement to MTV News. "An outrageously outsized sentence garners attention for all the players involved, but brings only sadness to the poor soul who has to serve it. I am 100% behind Lindsay and can say the same for everyone involved in the production of 'Inferno: A Linda Lovelace Story.' Indeed, we are proud to have thisremarkable artist work on our film. And as for the haters relishing this moment, I can only quote Jesus in 'The Last Temptation of Christ': 'And those who are laughing now...will be crying after.' "
Lohan was not yet taken into custody and will be allow to surrender until on July 20.
One person offering Lohan his unconditional support is Matthew Wilder, who will direct the actress in "Inferno".
"This is a sad chapter in the ongoing tragicomic circus between the tabloid media and the 'justice' system," Wilder wrote in a statement to MTV News. "An outrageously outsized sentence garners attention for all the players involved, but brings only sadness to the poor soul who has to serve it. I am 100% behind Lindsay and can say the same for everyone involved in the production of 'Inferno: A Linda Lovelace Story.' Indeed, we are proud to have thisremarkable artist work on our film. And as for the haters relishing this moment, I can only quote Jesus in 'The Last Temptation of Christ': 'And those who are laughing now...will be crying after.' "
Lohan was not yet taken into custody and will be allow to surrender until on July 20.
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