Harvey Weinstein, currently serving a 23-year prison sentence in a New York penitentiary for s-xu@l offenses, has issued a response to actress Angelina Jolie concerning her recently revealed book and her previous statements.
Angelina Jolie's new project, a book against vicarious violence titled 'Know Your Rights and Claim Them: A Guide for Young People,' has attracted attention. The book aims to educate young individuals about their universal rights related to freedom and equality.
In the book and during interviews promoting it, Jolie touches upon her own experiences, specifically the fear that her ex-husband Brad Pitt might be granted joint custody of their children amid a custody lawsuit.
Jolie implies that her experiences within her marriage made her concerned for her children's well-being. She expressed her fear regarding her past relationship but cited legal constraints preventing her from going into further detail.
This week, Harvey Weinstein addressed the actress's recent revelations in a statement. Weinstein begins by stating, "There was never any attack, nor was there even any attempted attack." He accuses Jolie of seeking publicity for her new book.
While acknowledging that he was indeed interested in her, Weinstein attributes his interest to Jolie's status as a symbol during that period. In his response, he humorously inquires if Jolie felt "attacked" by the entire world, given her undeniable status as an international icon.
