The 50 year old Oscar-winner said in a new interview that the incident happened when she was trying out for a horror movie, and that she was tied to a chair and her arm was bruised.

“I was 16 years old, and then he gagged me,” she said during a podcast for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. “At the end he takes the gag out of my mouth and he said 'sorry for the prophylactic'. So he had gagged me with a condom. It was so inappropriate and what the heck was a casting director doing with a condom in his pocket in an audition?”

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Mira Sorvino's Father Threatens Harvey Weinstein Over Assault Claims

By Holly Mosley in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 05 January 2018

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Harvey better hope he never has to meet Paul.

Mira Sorvino's father is still absolutely furious after hearing about his daughter's ordeal at the hands of disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein. He's even gone as far as to threaten to kill him if he ever meets him, and is adamant that he be jailed for life.

Mira Sorvino at a Golden Globes party

The 78-year-old actor told TMZ just how 'furious' he was when he found out that Harvey Weinstein sexually harassed Mira in a hotel room in the early 1990s, around the time that she was shooting 'Mighty Aphrodite'. Reporters asked for his comment on suggestions that she was 'blackballed' in Hollywood after refusing his advances.

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6 Below Review

Good

Based on an astonishing true survival story, this film is subtitled "Miracle on the Mountain", so it can't help but be an inspirational movie that tugs on the heartstrings. But it's a shame that's all filmmaker Scott Waugh (Need for Speed) aims for here. And despite the stunning settings, his limited approach leaves this feeling like little more than a TV movie of the week. Still, it's a story worth telling.

The film is based on the memoir by Eric LeMarque (played by Josh Hartnett), who when the story starts is trying to get his life back on track while he's kicking a drug habit. Waiting for his day in court, he decides to blow off some steam on the slopes, so heads up to do some off-piste snowboarding. Then a sudden whiteout leaves him lost in an unfamiliar snow-buried wilderness, chased by wolves. Over the next eight days, he struggles to find a way out. Meanwhile, his mother (Mira Sorvino) gets in touch with a ski patrol officer (Sarah Dumont) to organise a search.

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Do You Believe? - Trailer

Matthew is a preacher of the Lord who finds himself questioning faith when he is confronted by a street preacher carrying a large wooden cross. He decides that belief in God requires action, and he attempts to find new ways of reminding people that belief is forgiveness, redemption and unconditional love. Meanwhile, a couple mourn the untimely loss of their daughter, a woman finds herself on the street with her child, a man miraculously recovers from a coma in his hospital bed while a doctor questions whether it should be God who gets the credit or him. Then there's two partners in crime, who find themselves making the wrong decisions and paying for it. All of these people need guidance from God, and it's Matthew who has to be the one to lead them to it. Will the power of the cross, ultimately, save them all?

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Mira Sorvino - 2013 Tribeca Film Festival "I Got Somethin' To Tell You" Premiere - Arrivals - New York, New York, United States - Saturday 20th April 2013

Mira Sorvino - 'Mistaken For Strangers' Opening Night Premiere during the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival - New York City, United States - Wednesday 17th April 2013

Video - Mira Sorvino Arrives For 'Union Square' Screening - Part 2

'Mimic' actress Mira Sorvino gets out of her car on her arrival at a special screening of her upcoming new movie 'Union Square' at Varsity Cinemas in Toronto. Noticing a fan coming over, Sorvino hands her bag to a member of her entourage and goes over to sign an autograph for him.

A photographer goes to get a couple of snaps of her before the fan gets someone to take a photo of him with the actress with his camera, despite Sorvino's insistence that she has to go in to the building

Video - Mira Sorvino Signs An Autograph And Has Photo Taken With Fan Before Movie Screening

Academy Award winner Mira Sorvino sings a short a cappella rendition of Yazoo hit 'Only You' at a special screening of upcoming movie 'Union Square' and Q&A session at Varsity Cinemas in Toronto. The audience applauds when she ends the song and she remarks that, 'I haven't sung that in like 20 years!'

Sorvino was the soloist of 80s a cappella group The Harvard Radcliffe Veritones for its first few years. There are no album recordings with Mira in them but there were two concert recordings of her performing

Video - Mira Sorvino Sings 'Only You' At Movie Screening In Toronto - Part 3

'Mighty Aphrodite' actress Mira Sorvino arrives at a screening of upcoming drama movie 'Union Square' along with a Q&A session at Varsity Cinemas in Toronto.

Academy Award winning Sorvino, who was also nominated for a Golden Globe for her part in the 2005 film 'Human Trafficking', has recently expressed that violence to woman must end at a concert supporting UN women with Nicole Kidman. She has been a UN Goodwill Ambassador since 2009, campaigning mainly against human trafficking in Darfur. She has recently completed filming a movie called 'Trade of Innocents' which surrounds the issue as the main theme

Between Strangers Review

By Christopher Null

Very Good

Between Strangers? Hmmm, sounds like a softcore porn movie. Turns out it's a weepy melodrama starring a generation-bounding collection of movie stars.

Ever since Short Cuts won accolades, we get a yearly version of this movie, a sometimes thoughtful collection of stories, none large enough to stand alone as a feature film, some to slight to merit any attention at all. Between Strangers mitigates this problem by focusing on the stories of three women, all wrestling with past mistakes or old regrets.

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Wisegirls Review

By Christopher Null

Weak

Mariah Carey gives us another peek at some of the magic we saw in Glitter here in Wisegirls, a ridiculous look at three waitresses (Carey, Mira Sorvino, and Melora Walters) working in a New York Italian restaurant. Despite all the melodrama (Sorvino's got a dead boyfriend, and so on, and so on) these wisegirls are at least not totally horrific -- except, surprisingly, for Walters, who looks truly haggard here. Don't get me wrong, the movie is crap, but at least I didn't kill myself while I was watching it.

The Replacement Killers Review

By Christopher Null

Good

Antoine Fuqua tries to blend Hong Kong action fare with gritty urban sensibilities in The Replacement Killers, to mixed effect. Surprisingly, Mira Sorvino holds her own as an unlikely action star, and the shots of her ass don't hurt matters.