Harvey Weinstein mandated reshoots made actress feel ‘slimy’
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According to Julia Stiles, Harvey Weinstein mandated reshoots for her film "Down to You," which she felt were unnecessary and "dumb."
"It was a time when teen rom-coms were really popular," she explained. "The director [Kris Isacsson] wrote the script. He was a first-time director, and he was a very, very intelligent, capable guy. The script was very good. And then Harvey Weinstein got his hands on it and decided to capitalize on this trend. And it just became dumb."
"Down to You" also co-starred Freddie Prinze Jr., who Stiles noted was "lovely, [and a] wonderful actor."
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