Asia Argento muss ein bisschen atmen. Sie ist nach Berlin gegangen. Oder genauer: geflüchtet. Die italienische Schauspielerin wurde von dort am späten gestrigen Abend zugeschaltet, sie gab das erste exklusive Fernsehinterview seit sie im New Yorker öffentlich gemacht hatte, vom Produzenten Harvey Weinstein sexuell missbraucht worden zu sein. In der populären Talkshow Carta Bianca auf Rai 3 hat sie mit Moderatorin Bianca Berlinguer, der Tochter des großen italienischen Kommunisten Enrico Berlinguer) von den Begegnungen mit Weinstein berichtet. Dem großen, schweren, bedrohlichen Mann.
Sie plustert sich auf, macht dicke Backen, breitet die Arme aus, um ihn zu beschreiben.
Warum hat sie Italien verlassen? "Ich bin in Berlin, weil dieses angespannte Klima auf mir und meiner Familie lastet", erklärt sie, schwarz gekleidet, ernst und schön.
mehr:
- Basta! (Maxi Leinkauf, der Freitag, 18.10.2017)
siehe auch:
- Ich auch, ich auch, ich auch, ich auch, ... (Suzanne Moore, der Freitag 42/2017)
- Es fehlt ein Urteil des Gerichts (Annelie Kaufmann, der Freitag 42/2017)
- #Metoo und sexuelle Gewalt – Vergewaltigung in drei Sätzen erklären (Elsa Koester, Neues Deutschland, 02.10.2017)
Asia Argento feels ‘doubly crucified’ after Weinstein rape accusation {2:23}
Veröffentlicht am 18.10.2017
ARIRANG NEWS
An Italian actress and director says she's leaving Italy because the country's media has attacked her for speaking out about sexual harassment in the entertainment industry.
Asia Argento was one of the first women to speak up out about alleged rape by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
Ro Aram has more.
Argento broke her silence after 20 years, revealing details about her encounter with one of the most powerful producers in Hollywood when she was 21.
This story was published in the New Yorker a few weeks ago and inspired other women to come forward and tell harrowing accounts of sexual harassment, assault and rape.
Weinstein has been insisting, through his spokesperson, that relations with all of them were consensual.
On Tuesday in an interview with Italian state television RAI, Argento described Weinstein as the "biggest serial predator in history".
She has been overwhelmingly praised in the press and social media for her bravery, but in her home country, the reception has been quite different.
(Italian)
"…. these women also decided to come out with their names, with their faces, with their credibility as artists, with the possibility of what happened, and what happened only to be me in Italy, to be doubly crucified for a sexual violence."
The Italian actress has been hounded on Twitter with accusations that she sought out trouble. Italian newspaper "Libero" also ran a scathing opinion piece on her titled "First they put out, and then they whine."
(Italian)
"I was already a victim but I felt even more disgusting. It is terrible that I should feel disgusting for what I was forced to endure. There is something in the mind of women, and not just in the minds of Italian women, but in all women, that we feel guilty for being beautiful, for wearing a dress that is perhaps low-cut, or a skirt that is too short, that somehow, we are the ones that bring out the animal in these men, this is what I cannot stand anymore."
The 42-year-old has relocated to Berlin to escape the media, though she admitted she may eventually return to her home country "for vacation" when tensions die down.
She also tweeted that she plans on suing Libero and other outlets for defamation. Ro Aram, Arirang News.
An Italian actress and director says she's leaving Italy because the country's media has attacked her for speaking out about sexual harassment in the entertainment industry.
Asia Argento was one of the first women to speak up out about alleged rape by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
Ro Aram has more.
Argento broke her silence after 20 years, revealing details about her encounter with one of the most powerful producers in Hollywood when she was 21.
This story was published in the New Yorker a few weeks ago and inspired other women to come forward and tell harrowing accounts of sexual harassment, assault and rape.
Weinstein has been insisting, through his spokesperson, that relations with all of them were consensual.
On Tuesday in an interview with Italian state television RAI, Argento described Weinstein as the "biggest serial predator in history".
She has been overwhelmingly praised in the press and social media for her bravery, but in her home country, the reception has been quite different.
(Italian)
"…. these women also decided to come out with their names, with their faces, with their credibility as artists, with the possibility of what happened, and what happened only to be me in Italy, to be doubly crucified for a sexual violence."
The Italian actress has been hounded on Twitter with accusations that she sought out trouble. Italian newspaper "Libero" also ran a scathing opinion piece on her titled "First they put out, and then they whine."
(Italian)
"I was already a victim but I felt even more disgusting. It is terrible that I should feel disgusting for what I was forced to endure. There is something in the mind of women, and not just in the minds of Italian women, but in all women, that we feel guilty for being beautiful, for wearing a dress that is perhaps low-cut, or a skirt that is too short, that somehow, we are the ones that bring out the animal in these men, this is what I cannot stand anymore."
The 42-year-old has relocated to Berlin to escape the media, though she admitted she may eventually return to her home country "for vacation" when tensions die down.
She also tweeted that she plans on suing Libero and other outlets for defamation. Ro Aram, Arirang News.
Harvey Weinstein Accuser Describes Harrowing Encounter: He ‘Began Pleasuring Himself’ {6:56}
Veröffentlicht am 09.10.2017
Jonathan Levine
Harvey Weinstein Accuser Describes Harrowing Encounter: He ‘Began Pleasuring Himself’
Harvey Weinstein Accuser Describes Harrowing Encounter: He ‘Began Pleasuring Himself’
You may have missed Hollywood's inside jokes about Harvey Weinstein {2:00}
Veröffentlicht am 12.10.2017
Washington Post
Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein has been suspected of sexually harassing women for decades. But Weinstein’s behavior was apparently a well-known, dark inside joke in some Hollywood circles. Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2qiJ4dy
Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein has been suspected of sexually harassing women for decades. But Weinstein’s behavior was apparently a well-known, dark inside joke in some Hollywood circles. Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2qiJ4dy
Courtney Love Warning Actresses of Harvey Weinstein in 2005 {0:12}
Veröffentlicht am 15.10.2017
ohyouresilly
Courtney Love Recalls Fallout After Making Weinstein Comment {0:38}
Veröffentlicht am 12.10.2017
Wochit Entertainment
“If Harvey Weinstein invites you to a private party at the Four Seasons, don’t go.”
After the clip resurfaced, Love tweeted out some more information about it. She confirmed that she was not a victim of Weinstein, but she still seemed to face repercussions for the short comment and claimed she was banned by Creative Arts Agency as a result:
The musician wrote.
Although I wasn't one of his victims, I was eternally banned by CAA for speaking out against
#HarveyWeinstein
http://uproxx.com/movies/courtney-lov...
http://www.wochit.com
“If Harvey Weinstein invites you to a private party at the Four Seasons, don’t go.”
After the clip resurfaced, Love tweeted out some more information about it. She confirmed that she was not a victim of Weinstein, but she still seemed to face repercussions for the short comment and claimed she was banned by Creative Arts Agency as a result:
The musician wrote.
Although I wasn't one of his victims, I was eternally banned by CAA for speaking out against
#HarveyWeinstein
http://uproxx.com/movies/courtney-lov...
http://www.wochit.com
Joan Collins: 'Marilyn Monroe Warned Me About the Wolves in Hollywood' | This Morning {6:39}
Veröffentlicht am 16.10.2017
This Morning
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Dame Joan Collins lifts the lid on her 60 years in Hollywood and recalls the time Marilyn Monroe warned her that all studio bosses were 'wolves'.
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Broadcast on 16/10/2017
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Dame Joan Collins lifts the lid on her 60 years in Hollywood and recalls the time Marilyn Monroe warned her that all studio bosses were 'wolves'.
This Morning is up for the best DAYTIME show at this year’s National Television Awards!
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Broadcast on 16/10/2017
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