Eva Green, the acclaimed actress known for her roles in both television and film, is currently in the spotlight for her part in Tim Burton's 'Dumbo'.
Despite her success, Green's journey to stardom was far from simple. She was one of the victims ensnared by the notorious Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced Hollywood producer currently facing severe repercussions for his s--- misconduct.
Green recently opened up about her traumatic experience with Weinstein in an interview with ES Magazine during the promotional tour for 'Dumbo'.
In the interview, Green described the exposure and downfall of Weinstein as "a miracle." She emphasized the power he once held in the industry, where he could shape careers or shatter them with equal ease.
Yet, she also stressed that Weinstein is not an isolated case; s- predators exist not only in cinema but also in various fields. Green's words serve as a reminder that the battle against such misconduct extends far beyond the boundaries of Hollywood.
"He was like a god. He could make you, destroy you. You thought, maybe something will change - he could win an Oscar! So the first time you met him you felt privileged. But what has happened to him is a miracle.
There is justice. But you know, there are 'pigs' everywhere, in all fields," Green pointed out, drawing attention to the pervasive issue of harassment across different professions.
Eva Green's courageous testimony sheds light on the reality behind the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, dispelling the illusion of a perfect life often associated with celebrities.
Her willingness to share her story not only provides strength to others facing similar situations but also challenges the prevailing image of stars' lives, exposing the harsh realities they too endure.
