According to Thorne, the casting director called her agent, who then called her mother to inform them that she wouldn't be moving forward with the project because the director felt uncomfortable with her behavior.
Thorne expressed shock and confusion over the accusation, pointing out that the formal setup of the casting process wouldn't have allowed her to be inappropriate at any point. The actress emphasized that during a director session, there's no time to engage in any kind of inappropriate behavior, saying, "What the f--- are you talking about, man?"
Despite the incident happening many years ago, Thorne says that she still feels traumatized by it and used to blame herself for what happened. She would try to find fault in herself, wondering what she did to make the director feel uncomfortable. However, she realizes that this thought process is part of the problem and is trying to move past it.
The conversation between Thorne and Ratajkowski also touched on the troubling issue of pedophilia and the s*xualization of children in Hollywood. Ratajkowski recounted a troubling story from when she was modeling at the age of 16, in which an agent told her that her face was a sign that she "gets f---ed." Ratajkowski has also accused Robin Thicke of groping her breasts without consent on the set of the "Blurred Lines" music video in 2013. She has since opened up about the incident in her book, "My Body."
