'Cut the bulls***!' Oprah Winfrey gives Lindsay Lohan some home truths after her difficult behaviour and poor timekeeping threatens to derail OWN show

Oprah Winfrey unleashed a rare stream of profanities on Sunday night to tell Lindsay Lohan some truths as she urged the actress to 'cut the bulls***' during the documentary series chronicling her bid to stay sober.Oprah unloaded on the 27-year-old actress on the third episode of Lindsay on OWN after the media mogul's film crew complained about Lindsay's difficult behavior and bad timekeeping.
But Oprah told Lindsay that she was not going to let her 'f*** up' and urged Lindsay to continue to turn her life around in an emotional heart-to-heart talk.
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Oprah flew to Lindsay's family home on Long Island, New York, having been told that her documentary crew was unhappy with being 'held hostage' by the Mean Girls star during filming.
Oprah frowned as she was given a long list of complaints about Lindsay 'screwing around' with the filming schedule and creating 'chaos.'

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'Who can do any work if the person does not show up? Oh my God,' said a frowning Oprah in her car before the meeting. 

 

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'Alright the bottom line for me is what does she want? That is the most important question. Maybe she does not know what she wants and if you do not know that you end up in confusion and chaos all the time.
'I really am not interested in putting on something that is half-assed. Let it go. And I do mean that, let it go.
'My thing is, this is exactly what everyone said was going to happen, and I believed differently.

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'I believed that she was ready, and that is what I said to the press and everybody.
'This will not be the end of the world. If she is not ready, then she is not ready and she should not be doing this if she is not ready.'
Oprah was then told that documentary director Amy Rice felt Lindsay was reticent to tell them what was going on in her heart.