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Labella devynthe stuntwing woman suits Kevin Costner over an alleged rape scene unwritten in his recent Horizon A film has accused the actor of trying to “silence” and “discredit”.
As Weekly US Previously reported, Labella filed her lawsuit against Costner, 70, and Territory Pictures last month Present new evidence in court on June 18. She claims she was hired to work on Horizon.
“What happened to me on that set was a di -hid odd – cutting consent and basic safety in the workplace,” Labella claimed in a statement to Us on Wednesday, June 25.
“I was told to lie down, and without warning or practice, another actor was brought in to emulate rape on my head,” he claimed. “My subforms were revealed. Left on my own afterwards, overwhelmed and shocked. Compliance under pressure is not consent. Consent cannot be given after the harm began already.”
Take the good with the evil. Kevin Costner has secured critical acclaim as an actor and director, but has faced his fair share of personal hardship. During an interview in July 1995 with the Seattle Times, the postman’s star opened to his 1994 divorce from Cindy Silva after 16 years of marriage. In (…)
He added: “Once the line is crossed, there is no real choice left to make. I spoke immediately. And for that, I was met with silence, deviation, and attempts are not to discredit me. This case is not just about what happened to me.
In conclusion, Labella wrote, “What happened on that set was wrong. Let it be known: I stood up. I told the truth. And I will never apologize for demanding the bare minimum – to be treated like a human being at work.”
Previously he denied the costner of the allegations against him, with his attorney Marty singer numerous Us In a statement. weeks. ‘”
When comments were reached on Wednesday, the singer repeated that statement, adding, “We look forward to the rapid end of this diligent legal proceedings.”
Kevin Costner’s lawyer came out rocking after female stunt performer Devyn Labella, who suits the actor over an alleged unwritten rape scene in his recent film, presented new evidence in court, US Weekly has learned. On Tuesday, June 24, Costner Powerhouse attorney, Marty Singer, told TMZ, “(Labella was doing a practice on (…)
One of Labella’s attorneys, James Vagniniissued his own statement on Wednesday, saying Us. “As well as revising this complaint to address the defendants’ continued efforts to interfere with Ms. Labella’s opportunities to work, we are revising this complaint to underline the undoubted evidence that, from the moment Ms Labella was the subject of the trauma forced on it, it had stood up and voiced its objections and sufferings.”
Vagnini continued, “Despite the defendants’ ongoing mismatches that Ms Labella had no problems with what happened, there is evidence – including text messages, phone calls, and even a humorous report from the intimacy coordinator of the production itself – showing the true narrative: that the defendants have failed in every way possible. The playbook used by defendants like this is tired, ancient, and as empty as their words. How many more men have followed the same pattern of denial and redirect that must be sue or go to prison before they realize that leading with liability and apology goes a long way? “
Kate McFarlaneAnother Labella attorney asserted, also the “tried Ms.’s character murder Labella is extremely disappointing. However, it is not surprising, ”he said on Wednesday.“ We have seen this time from men in this industry trying to challenge the narrative rather than taking any liability for their harms that harm others. “
In her lawsuit, Labella claimed that the alleged rape scene unwritten was the content of the actress Ella Hunt and actor Roger Ivens. Labella claimed that Hunter had refused to shoot the scene after learning that it would mean that his skirt was “violent” combed up by Ivens.
Horizon Kevin Costner’s sequence makes headlines for recent allegations – but the lack of the film’s release date has been picking up eyebrows for months. Coster plans for a four-part epic with the release of Horizon: An American Saga-Chapter 1 began in June 2024. The second film was set to hit initially (…)
“In accordance with Costner’s instruction, the unwritten scene, unmodified included mounting (Ivens) (Labella) in imitating uninstalling his pants, and using his body and arms to forcefully pin down (labella), which was on her back underneath.
Labella claimed to whom she complained The intimacy coordinator thereafter. She believes her objections have resulted in not being employed Horizon 3.
Earlier this month, Labella revised her lawsuit to include alleged texts that the coordinator sent about his allegations. One message said, “Why was a double stunt doing this workless work – especially given its sensitivity?”
Reading another, “Who’s going to take responsibility for abuse of power …”
The Co -ordinator then wrote a report, noting, “This was not a formal or uniform process. Ideally, apologies would be issued by (Costner), the 1st ad, and others involved in Ella and Devyn. Ella asked the intimacy coordinator to be brought back to providing support the following week.
Costner attorney previously claimed that the case had no “any merit,” and that the filmmaker “wanted to make sure everyone was comfortable” on his film sets. He argued that Labella’s allegations were “completely contradicted by her own actions.”
