New
York
(ANI):
Gwyneth
Paltrow's
no
show
at
Steven
Klein's
charity
event
on
August
9
disappointed
many
local
guests,
who
paid
2,500
dollars
to
catch
a
glimpse
of
the
actress.
While
attending
the
Amaryllis
Farm
Equine
Rescue
Organization
party
at
photographer
Steven
Klein's
Bridgehampton
farm,
guests
were
upset
when
Paltrow
confined
herself
in
the
interiors
of
Klein's
house.
"Gwyneth
stayed
in
the
house
from
the
beginning.
She
was
hanging
inside
the
house
with
Steven
and
with
Kelly
Klein
nearly
the
entire
time.
Nobody
could
go
inside
the
house
they
had
security
blocking
the
way.
It
was
so
rude," New
York
Daily
News
quoted
a
guest,
as
saying.
However,
the
27-year-old
actress
did
come
out,
but
just
for
5
minutes,
to
address
the
group,
which
included
Calvin
Klein,
Donna
Karan,
Andrew
Saffir,
Nicole
Miller,
Sale
Johnson,
Russell
Simmons,
Rosanna
Scotto,
Rocco
DiSpirito
and
Marcy
Warren.
The
Iron
Man
star
went
back
in
after
talking
about
Amaryllis,
which
helps
stop
the
slaughter
of
horses,
donkeys
and
mules
for
dog
meat
in
Mexico.
Later,
she
introduced
Olympic
dressage
coach
Robert
Dover,
who
rode
Maksymilian,
a
gelding
that
had
been
rescued
from
slaughter
and
is
now
worth
1
million
dollars.
However,
despite
Paltrow's
aloofness
from
the
guests,
the
evening
managed
to
raise
200,000
dollars
for
the
charity
after
an
auction
of
Klein's
photographs.