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The Star of What Dreams May Accuse Harvey Weinstein of Rape

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The star of the movies "Where Dreams May Come", "Romeo Bleeds Out" and many others, Annabella Sciorra was sexually abused by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. According to the publication Deadline, the actress herself spoke about this in an interview with The New Yorker.

According to Shiorra, everything happened after the movieing of "The Night We Never Meet" was completed. Weinstein knocked on the door of her hotel room where the movie crew lived, and after she opened it, "he burst in and immediately began to unbutton his shirt." "He pushed me onto the bed and fell on top. I resisted, but could not push him. After a while, he finished on my leg," - said the actress. However, the case did not end with rape. Sciorra claims that after that Weinstein tried to "have oral sex with her," but she began to have a convulsion, he got scared and left. "I was overwhelmed and I felt terrible," she added.

A few years later, Harvey Weinstein tried to get close to the actress again, but at the time, "she, fortunately, was not alone."

Recall that similar accusations were made by many famous Hollywood actresses. Harvey Weinstein was expelled from professional moviemaking associations. The police are investigating.

but at the time, "fortunately, she was not alone."

Recall that similar accusations were voiced by many famous Hollywood actresses. Harvey Weinstein was expelled from professional moviemaking associations. The police are investigating.

but at the time, "fortunately, she was not alone."

Recall that similar accusations were voiced by many famous Hollywood actresses. Harvey Weinstein was expelled from professional moviemaking associations. The police are investigating.

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