Sienna Miller recalls being reduced to tears after "paternal lecture" from Harvey Weinstein

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[joe_pwnz_pete]

I super appreciate all the women coming out to say "Though he never personally propositioned me, the behavior I witnessed from him makes it not at all hard to believe that he did that to other women who were in less powerful positions."

[t7g]

So we should just cater to what you think is right or wrong? Sorry sweetheart, it doesn't work like that.

[ellehcimbelle]

this comment with this old ass under-sized icon whewwwwww

[joe_pwnz_pete]

i'm honestly just... confused lmao

[zoaster_toaster]

Be Kind Rewind just did a video on Nicole Kidman’s win and the level of shitty Weinstein was to everyone and got away with it is so fucking appalling.

[caesieres]

I just watched a bunch of her videos today! It's crazy how his aggressive behavior was known but everyone just kind of shrugged it off, also that clip where he grabs Nicole is 🤮

[sassandthecity]

Her videos are really good. Her video critiquing the Judy Garland biopic is fantastic.

[suggestivepeach]

I LOVE Be Kind Rewind. Binge watched a bunch of her videos a couple days ago and I feel ~enlightened lol.

[frejasface]

I mean... if someone is partying too hard, it seems like it would make sense for their employer to sit them down for a lecture. Weinstein is still scum though, don't get me wrong.

[genbu_no_miko24]

Yeah that thought came to my head. It kinda reminded of when Lindsay Lohan got that letter from the studio boss(?) about her late-night partying and showing up late to set while she was filming Georgia Rule.

Although Weinstein is not the person for this.

[iamkeroberos]

she wasnt tho? her personal life was messy, but she was never coked out and unable to work, especially compared to other mid-2000s starlets

[meadowphoenix]

um no it doesn't, lmao. your employer should stay out of your non-work life unless it's going to genuinely affect your work, and even then they should focus on needing your work to improve unless it's like genuinely offensive behavior.

[brokecouture]

[xtinkerbellax]

Same.

[where_i_begin]

I really liked her in The Lost City of Z though she's now unfortunately relegated to wife/mom roles.

[bellwetherr]

i'm glad she caught herself with that "i would have slapped him" comment because you just do not know how you would ever react in a situation like that and those kind of "i'm so strong" statements often degrade actual victims

[syphilisdiller]

I just wrote the same thing.

I know most of the time it's not meant to mean anything derogatory towards victims, it's a way someone protects themselves from thinking that they could potentially be a victim.

[bellwetherr]

its so hard and i completely get it, you want to think that's how it'd go - a slap or a kick to the balls and a triumphant walk away, but god it's not like that for some women

[rubie_dubidoux]

yeah, I really liked that