Stuntman Devin Labella has accused Kevin Costner and the producers of the film Horizon: American Saga, who claims to be sexually discriminated against and filming a fierce scene.
At Kevin Costner and the creative team of Horizon film: American Saga filed a lawsuit.
Cascaders Devin Labella said that in the filing he was attracted to no warning in the rape scene, that he was not ready. According to the Hollywood reporter, the woman promised simple stages without complex physical action.
According to Labella, there is no coordinator of intimate scenes – a specialist who should ensure safety and adherence to ethical standards during filmmaking. He also claimed that after a complaint about the incident, he was expelled from further filmmaking, and the trickinator of the tricks stopped cooperation.
The lawsuit indicates accusations of sexual discrimination, creating a angry working environment and repression after a complaint.
“That day, I remained defenseless and honest system that promised security and professionalism. What happened to me, broke my trust and forever changed how I moved into this industry,” Stuntman said.
Kevin Costner representatives rejected the accusations, calling them unreasonable. The actor’s attorney said the costner was always seriously related to security issues and respect for the set.
Earlier, Kevin Costner and his former -Wife, the designer of the bags Christine Baumgartner regulated their financial conflicts in court.
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