Farrah Fawcett final wishes as documented in her will come into question during the multi-million dollar art war trial between Ryan O’Neal and the University of Texas, it emerged Wednesday.

The Oscar-nominee filed a motion in a bid to convince a judge to allow evidence to be introduced that would question the Charlie Angels star's living trust document -- first revealed on Breaking Celebrity News — and whether she really intended for the Andy Warhol silkscreen at the center of the legal dispute to be bequeathed to her alma mater.

The University has long said "it is indisputable that in Ms Fawcett's living trust, she named the University of Texas at Austin as the sole beneficiary of all of her works of art, including artwork she created and all objects of art that she owned, for charitable purposes."

But according to O'Neal, it's in dispute as to whether Fawcett, who died of cancer in 2009 at 62, actually wanted what her will appeared to argue.