Brian Damage
01-09-2007, 12:47 AM
HOLLYWOOD - The man who brokered the deal to sell a sex tape featuring former Saved by the Bell star Dustin Diamond insists the actor was involved in the whole process and that parts of the tape may be fake.
Diamond, who played Screech on the TV series, has said he tried desperately to stop the release of the tape, which shows him engaging in sex with two women.
David Hans Schmidt, who handled the sale of the tape to Red Light District Video, tells the New York Daily News' Rush & Malloy that Diamond "was in on this deal from the start."
He explains, "He made this tape in a St. Louis hotel room with two girls last summer with the intention that I would sell it."
Schmidt says he is not convinced that all of the shots in the video are of Diamond, adding, "You never see his face and his (manhood) in the same shot.
"If, in fact, he used a body double, I'm going to sue him for defrauding me, Red Light and the American public."
Diamond, who played Screech on the TV series, has said he tried desperately to stop the release of the tape, which shows him engaging in sex with two women.
David Hans Schmidt, who handled the sale of the tape to Red Light District Video, tells the New York Daily News' Rush & Malloy that Diamond "was in on this deal from the start."
He explains, "He made this tape in a St. Louis hotel room with two girls last summer with the intention that I would sell it."
Schmidt says he is not convinced that all of the shots in the video are of Diamond, adding, "You never see his face and his (manhood) in the same shot.
"If, in fact, he used a body double, I'm going to sue him for defrauding me, Red Light and the American public."