In a recent revelation, Cher shared a frightening encounter with music producer Phil Spector in her memoir 'Cher: The Memoir.' This incident occurred years before Spector shot actress Lana Clarkson in 2003. Cher recounted how Spector pulled a gun on her during a confrontation about unauthorized music releases. At the time, Cher was close in age to Spector, who was around 21 or 22. In a humorous twist, Cher responded to Spector's inappropriate advance in French, showcasing the complicated nature of their relationship. Spector had given Cher her first music opportunity in 1963, and their paths crossed again when she was dating Bono, who worked with Spector. The tragic events surrounding Clarkson's murder, which took place at Spector's home on February 3, 2003, ultimately led to Spector's conviction for second-degree murder in 2009. The new Netflix docuseries 'Homicide: Los Angeles,' premiering on July 16, 2024, will further explore the details of this case, including the impact of Spector's actions on Clarkson's life and career. [ece28bf9][575ec97b][8fdae41f]