Report: Therapy not going well for Weinstein
Disgraced Hollywood mogul is reportedly falling asleep in sessions for sex addiction, arriving late and talking on smuggled cell phones. Will therapy do him any good?
Hollywood pariah Harvey Weinstein was slapped by a fellow restaurant patron at a luxury resort in Arizona on Tuesday night, a video obtained by TMZ shows.
According to the gossip site, the disgraced movie mogul was eating dinner at the Elements restaurant at the Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort in Scottsdale, Ariz., with his "sober coach" when he was approached by two men sitting next to him.
One of the men named Steve told TMZ he asked Weinstein for a picture after telling him how much he loves his movies. According to Steve, Weinstein then became belligerent and turned him down.
Weinstein was eating dinner at the Elements restaurant at the Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort in Scottsdale, Ariz., with his "sober coach" when he was approached by two men sitting next to him. (Reuters)
However, the manager of Elements told TMZ Weinstein was "very sweet" and simply told Steve, "I'd rather not take a picture right now."
VIDEO OF MAN SLAPPING HARVEY WEINSTEIN
Steve, who had his friend videotape the interaction, said he approached Weinstein again at around 9 p.m., when the former movie producer got up to leave.
Steve, who admitted he had "quite a bit to drink," walked up to Weinstein in the video and slapped him twice on the face.
"You're such a piece of s---t for what you did to these women" he said in the video.
Since his sexual abuse scandal broke in October, Weinstein was dropped by the studio he co-founded with his brother Bob. (Reuters)
More than 60 women have accused Weinstein, 65, of sexual misconduct. Since his sexual abuse scandal broke in October, Weinstein was dropped by the studio he co-founded, and said he entered rehab to address his behavior.
Weinstein has vehemently denied all allegations of non-consensual sex.
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