WB CEO Kevin Tsujihara Accused of Sexual Impropriety With Actress

~~Leo656~~ · 03-06-2019, 09:59 PM

Brett Ratner is involved as well, although he himself seems to be free of any wrongdoing in this specific case.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/fe...onship-1192660

This is an interesting scenario. On one hand, the overwhelming abundance of text messages pretty much prove that Tsujihara did indeed have sex with the actress in question while promising to help get her work. On the other hand, said actress was apparently an enthusiastic participant until the promised roles failed to materialize (she was apparently trying to leverage herself into playing Supergirl, at one point, using the "relationship" as a way in, and tried the same thing to get a role in Wonder Woman).

Looking at the big picture, I think she honestly comes off looking worse in this. Like yes, she was apparently manipulated and/or lied to - aren't they all? Does EVERY woman who spreads for a Hollywood big shot really convinced that they're going to be the next Angelina Jolie? - but she comes off as really aggressive and harassing, and further, as stated, she had no problem at all trading sex for work, until that work dried up. She must not be very good because I've never even heard of her. And she's pretty hot, so if she actually failed to play "the game" successfully, she must be a real shrew. As the texts escalate you can see everyone involved starts trying to distance themselves from her, way before she started threatening to get the lawyers involved. Seems like a real pain to deal with.

I'unno, interesting story. I'm with Roseanne on this one; they're fine being "Hos" until they don't get what they were promised, and THEN the guy they slept with is the villain. I think everyone's equally sh*tty in situations like this.

Anyways, he's CEO of WB and she's nobody, so this will probably go nowhere. Just caught my eye before.

03-06-2019, 09:59 PM	#1
~~Leo656~~ Banned Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: nWo Country Posts: 27,703	WB CEO Kevin Tsujihara Accused of Sexual Impropriety With Actress Brett Ratner is involved as well, although he himself seems to be free of any wrongdoing in this specific case. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/fe...onship-1192660 This is an interesting scenario. On one hand, the overwhelming abundance of text messages pretty much prove that Tsujihara did indeed have sex with the actress in question while promising to help get her work. On the other hand, said actress was apparently an enthusiastic participant until the promised roles failed to materialize (she was apparently trying to leverage herself into playing Supergirl, at one point, using the "relationship" as a way in, and tried the same thing to get a role in Wonder Woman). Looking at the big picture, I think she honestly comes off looking worse in this. Like yes, she was apparently manipulated and/or lied to - aren't they all? Does EVERY woman who spreads for a Hollywood big shot really convinced that they're going to be the next Angelina Jolie? - but she comes off as really aggressive and harassing, and further, as stated, she had no problem at all trading sex for work, until that work dried up. She must not be very good because I've never even heard of her. And she's pretty hot, so if she actually failed to play "the game" successfully, she must be a real shrew. As the texts escalate you can see everyone involved starts trying to distance themselves from her, way before she started threatening to get the lawyers involved. Seems like a real pain to deal with. I'unno, interesting story. I'm with Roseanne on this one; they're fine being "Hos" until they don't get what they were promised, and THEN the guy they slept with is the villain. I think everyone's equally sh*tty in situations like this. Anyways, he's CEO of WB and she's nobody, so this will probably go nowhere. Just caught my eye before.