A documentary following actress Farrah Fawcett’s intense battle with rectal cancer has been sold to NBC, the New York Post reports.

"A Wing and Prayer," shot mostly by Fawcett and friends, follows the ill star as she receives experimental cancer treatments in Germany, shuffles between doctors’ appointments and confronts the paparazzi. No air date has yet been set for "A Wing and a Prayer," as NBC remains flexible with the filming.

Meanwhile, the Daily Mail photographed a weak- and weary-looking Fawcett being wheeled out of a Los Angeles airport. The icon of the 1970s and ’80s just returned from Germany, which is where she’s been undergoing an embryonic stem-cell cancer treatment currently outlawed in the United States.

The 62-year-old actress, who starred as Jill Munroe in the ’70s hit "Charlie’s Angels," was diagnosed with rectal cancer in September 2006. When she first revealed her illness to the press, Fawcett said in a statement, "I am resolutely strong and I am determined to bite the bullet and fight the fight while going through the next six weeks of cutting-edge, state-of-the-art treatment. I should be able to return to my life as it was before at the end of my treatment."

Fawcett has a 24-year-old son, Redmond O’Neal, who she had with longtime lover Ryan O’Neal.

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