Harvey Weinstein denied admitting that he made indecent proposals in exchange for work

Hollywood producer, Harvey Weinstein returned to the media after Spectator magazine published an article claiming that Weinstein had admitted that he was offering work to different actresses in exchange for bad . For his part, the lawyer of the former movie mogul denied that Weinstein had made a point.

The magazine's reporter, Taki Theodoracopulos, told the sources of the TMZ portal that it was an error of interpretation on his part. that I could have distorted the conversation I had with Harvey Weinstein during the interview. That was my mistake, expres

You were born privileged, you are rich and handsome. Me, on the contrary, I was born poor, ugly and judo, and I had to fight my whole life to get to the place where I arrived, Weinstein told the reporter, according to the l & # 39; article published by Spectator magazine. You have a lot of girls for you, no girl has ever looked at me until I triumph in Hollywood.

Weinstein then admitted, as expressed in the article: s, I offered them an actor job in exchange for bad, but also do it all over the world. But never, ever force a single woman to do it. During the interview, Weinstein was accompanied by his lawyer Ben Brafman. Harvey and the reporter did not discuss the case, and I was not going to allow it. They talked about old Hollywood and the contrast that exists with European culture. Mr. Weinstein has never said anything about the role-swapping in movies for badual favors, the lawyer said.

Dozens of women accuse Weinstein of badual misconduct. harbadment to badual badault. Weinstein, 66, denied all allegations of badual badault. His lawyer questioned the credibility of his alleged victims and said that his client trusted his reputation and his name to be cleansed.