Couple Building 'U.S. Palace Of Versailles' Slam Documentary For 'Kardashianizing' Their Lives

But with the "rags-to-riches" story set for limited release on Friday, July 20, the 'American Versailles' are far from happy with the finished results of the film.

"My complaint is not about our being Kardashian-nized through Lauren's voyeuristic lens," the real estate tycoon went on to write in the letter to lawyer Martin Garbus. "It isn't even about a feature-length Reality TV show that portrays my family in scenes that, but for the cameras, would never have taken place. It's about being fair and accurate to the Company I built -- Westgate Resorts -- and the more than 5,000 dedicated employees who work for us."

Siegel referred to a New York Times article on June 21 in which Lauren told the paper he wanted "a different film from the one she made," but vehemently denied her allegation.

"I have never asked that a single frame be cut. That goes for Jackie being shown at McDonald's in a limousine, a scene suggested and orchestrated by Lauren. Or the interviews of me sitting in a "throne," another Lauren request. Or the footage of Jackie wearing a fur coat while riding in a speed boat, which she never does," said the 77-year-old who is married to a blonde 31 years his junior.

Ultimately, the home owner explained that all he was asking for was 26 words added to the postscript of the film to clear up any misimpressions that the audience may have about the economic state of his company.

"Simply put, Westgate is financially healthy -- the most profitable it has been in its 32 year history. It's simply a fair and accurate update and, in fact, mirrors what Lauren has been telling film festival audiences," stated David.

In the movie, the house is portrayed as an opulent money pit with only two-thirds of the building work completed, and an estimated $30 million of work to do, but Siegel expressed that "Versailles does not face foreclosure because it was refinanced, and construction is starting again.

"We aren't talking about sacred scripture here that can't be altered. It's a movie. It's entertainment," he quipped about the request changes. "It's easy in this digital age."