The producer, who is serving a 23-year sentence in a New York prison for s-xual crimes, has responded to the actress about her controversial book
Last week the new project in which Angelina Jolie is involved came to light. The actress has written a new book against vicarious violence entitled 'Know your rights and claim them: a guide for young people' with which she wants to ensure that young people know their universal rights to freedom and equality.
The star and director explains that she decided to write this book after separating from Brad Pitt and seeing that the judges did not allow her children to testify against her father in the custody lawsuit that she has filed against him. In full promotion of her title, the actress has given an interview to 'The Guardian' where she admits having suffered vicarious violence during her marriage.
Jolie comes clean in her book about fearing that Pitt will get joint custody of her children and she admits to being scared by everything she experienced during her relationship with Brad. "What happened in my marriage made me fear for my children, but I can't talk about it because of the legal situation I find myself in." The outlet reports that Angelina nodded when asked by the reporter if the play was a product of her divorce and the accusations of domestic abuse she made against Pitt.
This week Harvey Weinstein, who is serving a 23-year sentence in a New York jail for s-xual crimes, has responded to the actress in a statement. "There was never any aggression nor was there even any attempt at aggression", the producer begins by saying in a letter in which he accuses the interpreter of seeking publicity for her new book.
Although he admits that he was interested in her, Weinstein confesses that the desire for her was because at that time Jolie was a s-x symbol. «You are Angelina Jolie, I am sure that every man and woman in this world has been interested or interested in you. Have you also been attacked by the rest of the world? », He added.
