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Did Harvey Weinstein Admit to Trading Movie Roles for Sex?
4 monthes ago - By NY Times
A columnist wrote that Mr. Weinstein said he had offered, “acting jobs in exchange for sex.” He denied having made the remark; the writer seemed to take it back.
Read more ...Harvey Weinstein says he offered acting jobs 'in exchange for sex' in since-retracted interview
4 monthes ago - By Business Insider
Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein was quoted saying that he offered acting jobs in exchange for sex in a bombshell interview with The Spectator on Friday.
Weinstein's lawyer said his client was misquoted and that he and Spectator columnist Taki Theodoracopulus had met for a "social meeting."
The interview has since been retracted by Theodoracopulus, who said he "may have misrepresented Harvey Weinstein's conversation."
Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein was quoted saying that he offered acting jobs in exchange for sex in an explosive interview that has since been retracted by The...
Read more ...Harvey Weinstein Admitted to Offering “Jobs in Exchange for Sex” in Bizarre, Since-Retracted Interview
4 monthes ago - By Vanity Fair
Weinstein's lawyer called his client's sit-down with The Spectator columnist “a social meeting between old friends” and “not an interview.”
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