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Done: Right When you start thinking that Hollywood is officially short of horrible sexual harassment stories, the valves will inevitably be open to reveal several others. Last month,Jennifer Lopez revealed toHarper Bazaar That she had been invited to take her shirt repeatedly for a director. Before that,A Sharon Stone clip distributed on the Internet In which an interviewer asked him if she already had "experienced sexual harassment". His answer? One who kids laugh.

Recently, I sat withJane Seymour, 67, to discuss his own account with the #metoo movement. Seymour, which currently stands with aerobics comedyGet physicallyfirst struck that big that the lonely leap girl in the 1973 movieLive and Let Die,Before appearing in a chain of movies and television series in the 1980s, includingEast of Eden,For which she won a Golden Globe. SheLater has won a huge popularity in the 1990s and in the early 2000s for its featured role in the seriesDr. Quinn, medical woman.The youngest generations know it better for its role in the 2005 comedyWedding crashers.

Looking back today, Seymour says that her #seto moment came when she was 24 years old.

"Clearly, I was the only one to have received the memo that it was the way things were working," Seymour said.

Although she refused to offer accurate details, Seymour said that at some point a powerful person on the whole of a big movie asked her to play a sexual act she did not want to do .

She said no.

"I obviously did not have the job," she says, "and the people who sent me to me there my agent and another producer - both knew that this man was completely uncontrollable doing this kind of thing . So, what they thought I do not know, because it does not make sense ... I was already a well-known actress. It was absolutely disgusting. "

"It has not happened to me since because I do not think I come out an atmosphere to ignore," she added. "I'm not as green as in these days. You know, after that, if that kind of thing would happen, I just want to get out of the way. I would just leave, 'I thank you but no thanks." Or I would say: 'Gosh, I'm married, [but] what is flattery. "

Seymour said she would like to emphasize, however, that she is "not against whom anyone who makes his own choices", explaining that she does not see anything wrong with an actress choosing to sleep with someone to do part of a film, provided that this is done out of free will.

"There are many people who use their beauty, their sexuality, for the purpose. I'm not a prelude or nothing. It's just not my choice," she said. "The only thing I have a problem with anyone who is part of someone who is strengths on anyone who is looking for someone or everything that happens to young children. I am very very upset by that . And I think it's wrong to take his work away from people based on the fact that they will not fulfill an act. "

When asked if she believes things really change in Hollywood following the movement, Seymour responded as follows:

"I think people are much more cautious right now. And hope that women are more cautious to give the right atmosphere. I mean, if you live in nothing and that you practice, and you're basically saying," Hey, I am available ", then someone says," Oh, yes, let's go: "You can not possibly, you know, you must be a little careful of the message you stretch."

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