Harvey Weinstein hits Gwyneth Paltrow, calls accusations to

Harvey Weinstein ruled out his accusers and insisted on his innocence in a new interview in jail, calling his past “immoral” but not illegal behavior.

Speaking with right -wing commentator Candace Owens in a conversation that she partially launched on YouTube on Tuesday, the dishonor producer, who is currently being withdrawn of rape in New York, repeated her claim that she was “unjustly convicted”, while admitting to having made “mistakes” in their transactional relationships with women in the film industry.

Going to the accusations of Gwyneth Paltrow that he came up after throwing it in “Emma” of 1996, Weinstein said: “It’s a complete manufacturing, you know, about my relationship with Gwyneth. I didn’t put my hands. I didn’t touch it.”

Paltrow told the New York Times in 2017 that, two decades before, Weinstein invited her to her room on the Beverly Hills Peninsula, she touched her and suggested that she let her give her a massage.

Weinstein acknowledged that “made a pass” during what started as a business meeting.

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“While I was going through the door, I said: ‘I would love to give me a massage.’ And that was all.

Weinstein confirmed that Brad Pitt, who was dating Paltrow at that time, faced him later. “She made Brad call me, and Brad, very male, very great, just said: ‘Don’t do that again.’ And that was all.”

Paltow representatives did not immediately respond to News’s request for comments.

Weinstein also disagreed with Paltrow portraying herself as a young vulnerable star, describing the daughter of producer Bruce Paltrow and actor Blythe Danner as someone who did not need her help to succeed in Hollywood.

“She is the daughter of a rich television producer, a great man and Blythe Danner, a great actress, with Steven Spielberg as her godfather,” he said. “She didn’t need her to succeed. I could have said:” Harvey asked me for a massage. I will never work with him again. “

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Calling his 11-Movie running together a “great association,” denied Paltrow’s claims that the dynamics was “abusive.”

“Anyone who was there, who witnessed that relationship, became total friends,” Weinstein said. “There are photos of her hugging me when I was sick and in the hospital and I didn’t think I would do it in 1999.”

“Gwyneth, in the Golden Globes, said: ‘Bombardero, we miss you’. She got up and spoke a speech about me,” he said. “No one asked him to do that. In her academy’s speech, she thanks me.”

Weinstein also addressed the accusations of rape of actor Rose McGowan, claiming that his 1997 meeting at the Sundance Film Festival was consensual and that he only paid $ 100,000 to hide his infidelity to his wife.

“I settled with Rose McGowan,” he told Owens. “I gave him $ 100,000, you know, to say … don’t tell my wife, don’t get into trouble.”