That’s where addiction comes in,” she says. James Cameron, the director of that film, has said that he did not know about the behavior at the time but that he believes Dushku.įor years, Dushku abused alcohol and drugs, even as her career blossomed.
(Kramer has denied the allegations.) Dushku’s guardian on set, Sue Booth-Forbes, has said she reported Kramer to a “person of authority,” and nothing was done. Last year, she wrote on Facebook that when she was 12 and playing the daughter of the characters portrayed by Jamie Lee Curtis and Arnold Schwarzenegger in True Lies, a stunt coordinator named Joel Kramer, then 36, molested her. She had always wanted to get her college degree, specifically in her hometown, because her mom taught at Suffolk University for 47 years. She lost a parent in her hometown of Boston four years ago, and moved back after spending 18 years in L.A. And how she wants to make clear that she has not been exiled in Hollywood. And about everything that led to that moment in her long career. Dushku couldn’t comment to the paper because of her NDA, but once she saw that Bull showrunner Glenn Gordon Caron and Weatherly had given quotes, despite their settlement terms, she wrote an op-ed about her experience, which was published in the Boston Globe.īut she fears that talking about the complaint further could incite litigation. Details of that inquiry - which concluded, among other things, that CBS’ handling of Dushku’s case “was misguided” - leaked to the New York Times. In August, the New Yorker published an article chronicling then CEO Les Moonves’ alleged sexual misconduct, leading the network to fire Moonves and launch an internal investigation of the company culture.
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