Salma Hayek says Harvey Weinstein forced her to do a nude scene, threatened to have her killed
Salma Hayek, in a New York Times article, has said she was pleased to have the opportunity to work with Harvey Weinstein, but she found herself rebuffing sexual advances and requests from Weinstein. Mexican-born actress Salma Hayek has joined the ranks of Hollywood women accusing movie producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct, calling him a “monster” in an article published by the New York Times. “For years, he was my monster,” Hayek wrote in the opinion piece in which she included descriptions of sexual harassment, bullying and threats. Her refusals — of massages, showers and sex — enraged him, she wrote. “I don’t think he hated anything more than the word ‘no,’” wrote Hayek. Holly Baird, a spokeswoman for Weinstein, reached by email on Wednesday, said she could not immediately provide a comment. More than 50 women have claimed that Weinstein sexually harassed or assaulted them over the past three decades. Weinstein has denied having non-consensual sex ...
