Casey Affleck Admits His Behaviour Was "Unprofessional" On 'I'm Still Here' Set
Affleck settled two lawsuits from women who worked on the 2010 film out of court, but the allegations came under the spotlight in 2017 when he was nominated for the Oscars.
Oscar-winning actor Casey Affleck has spoken about the allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct levelled against him for the first time, admitting that he had “behaved in a way that was really unprofessional”.
It’s the first time that Affleck, 42, has addressed the allegations that he harassed women on the set of 2010 film I’m Still Here, a film that he both starred in and directed. While he settled the civil lawsuits, both for breach of contract filed by a cinematographer and a producer, out of court at the time, the accusations resurfaced in 2017 when he was nominated for the Best Actor Oscar for his role in Manchester By The Sea.
While he has commented on the lawsuits, he has not spoken in the 10 months since the Hollywood sexual abuse scandal, which led to the Time’s Up and #MeToo movements.
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