> But Thorne-Smith was persistent about not wearing the lingerie and told Zuniga and Leighton that one producer told her the crew was talking about her refusal and saying she was “being a baby.”
> She then called her agent, who came to the set in Lake Tahoe and supported her decision, and was “100% on [her] side.” Thorne-Smith remarked that she was grateful for this, especially after learning about the MeToo movement and young women being set up by agents to meet with Hollywood executives in hotel rooms.
> As Thorne-Smith continued, she alleged that the producer “lied about the crew.” She said, “Every single member of the crew came up and said, ‘Good for you,’” adding, “Thank god they had my back.”
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> But Thorne-Smith was persistent about not wearing the lingerie and told Zuniga and Leighton that one producer told her the crew was talking about her refusal and saying she was “being a baby.”
> She then called her agent, who came to the set in Lake Tahoe and supported her decision, and was “100% on [her] side.” Thorne-Smith remarked that she was grateful for this, especially after learning about the MeToo movement and young women being set up by agents to meet with Hollywood executives in hotel rooms.
> As Thorne-Smith continued, she alleged that the producer “lied about the crew.” She said, “Every single member of the crew came up and said, ‘Good for you,’” adding, “Thank god they had my back.”