Farrell gets order against woman

Irish actor Colin Farrell immediately obtained a restraining order on Friday against a Dessarae Bradford, 31, who brazenly walked onto the set of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, confronting Farrell during live taping.
"She said something to Colin Farrell that no one heard and then he took her by the elbow, led her off stage, asked the cameramen to turn off their cameras and asked for security," 16-year-old audience member Molly Mattaini told the Associated Press.

Mattaini said the Miami Vice star returned to the stage, apologized and said, "My first stalker," to which Jay Leno replied, "Welcome to celebrity." Farrell appeared "very calm, very collected" for the rest of the taping, said Mattaini, who was visiting Los Angeles from Minnesota.
According to Reuters, entertainment gossip TV show Access Hollywood identified the woman as Dessarae Bradford and said she had unsuccessfully alleged in a small-claims lawsuit that Farrell had stalked her. Quoting an audience member, Access Hollywood said the woman shouted at Farrell, "I'll see you in court," to which Farrell replied, "You're insane."

The "Tonight Show" face-off occurred on Thursday at NBC studios in Burbank. It was not revealed in the broadcast.
Later in the evening, the actor attended the world premiere of Miami Vice with co-star Jamie Foxx, where Farrell declared himself healthy and happy.

"All good," Farrell told PEOPLE, referring to how he's doing. "Good man, Great, Wonderful!" Farrell, joined by his mother, signed fans' autographs and posed for pictures with Foxx and director Michael Mann.