Olivia Munn, who accused director Brett Ratner of sexually harassing her, says he has apologized to her.
During a panel discussion at the EMILY’S List pre-Oscars brunch on Tuesday (February 19), the 38-year-old actress revealed that the director-producer had called her in 2011 after she came forward with sexual misconduct allegations against him.
“I’ve never told any of this story publicly, I’m in my hotel room in New York and I get this Caller ID blocked number, and I answer the phone and it’s Brett,” Olivia recalled (via Variety). “He said, ‘I was just joking about that. It’s just a joke and it got blown out of proportion’. He said, ‘Well look, we did date though, right?’ and I said, ‘no’ And he’s like, ‘Are you sure we didn’t date?’ And at this point, I had this feeling that he was recording the conversation.”
“He said, ‘I am sorry, I just don’t know why everyone’s so mad at me,’” Olivia continued. “Because you live life as if we’re all in your movie, and everyone that comes into your atmosphere is under your rule. But the moment you came after me, you came under my rule. And this isn’t going to be your moment in your world, this is going to be my moment in my world. And in my world, guys like you go home crying.”
Pictured: Olivia is spotted making her way into Universal Studios Hollywood to tape an appearance on Extra on Tuesday (February 19) in Los Angeles.
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