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"I have never had a personal experience like this," admits the actress, who has starred in several Weinstein-produced movies.
Julianne Moore has joined the growing list of Hollywood actresses to condemn Harvey Weinstein, calling the continuous accusations against the movie mogul "egregious and shocking." Echoing the words of many of her peers, Moore says she was "shocked" to hear the stories from the women who have come forward in both The New York Times and The New Yorker exposés.
"I have never had a personal experience like this. I haven't," she said about her own history with Hollywood men during a Tuesday night appearance on MSNBC. Turning to Weinstein, she added, "I'm shocked. I think no one was aware that he had settled with eight different women and as we know, cases keep coming forward so this, to me, is completely egregious and shocking."
The 65-year-old film mogul now stands accused of sexual harassment and sexual assault by multiple women, including Gwyneth Paltrow, Angelina Jolie and Asia Argento, among others. On Wednesday, Cara Delevingne and Lea Seydoux added their names to that expanding list. But Oscar-winning Weinstein collaborators, such as Meryl Streep, Judi Dench and Matt Damon, have all come forward to say they weren't aware of the stunning claims that are now making headlines.
Moore went on MSNBC's Deadline: White House to discuss gun policy and talk turned to Weinstein when host Nicole Wallace praised the actress for voicing her support for the accusers who came forward in Thursday's Times exposé.
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