celeb news Radio producer asks Jacob Elordi for "some of his bathwater"; is assaulted by Elordi

[Tudors]

38 minutes ago, Zefierce said:

Go to someone who was raped and tell them you were also sexually assaulted because someone asked you for a cup of water from your bath.

It's not a contest!

[vale9001]

The dj didn't casually ask for a cup of water from his bath, he made a joke about a scene in a movie . 

Some users act so pretentiously political about everything.

 

His reaction is scarily homophobic. Tipically insecure man with a pure rage explosion when someone "force" an homosexual situation on him

 

Edited February 5 by vale9001

[Archetype]

Interviewers need to learn boundaries.  The stupid bath water scene was only a minute or two and yet it’s all people want to talk about because it’s easier to reduce the film to a p**n than actually discuss the story. 

[GardenPanty]

I’m sorry, but calling this sexual harassment is crossing a line.

 

The bath water scene in Saltburn was one of the most talked about scenes in the movie. It was obviously just a joke.

 

Had the interviewer asked this without the scene existing then yea that would be strange. But it was simply just a joke referencing his character / the movie ? 

Edited February 5 by GardenPanty

[Relampago.]

Something has been off about him in my head since he said that comment about the Kissing Booth movie

 

I don’t fall for all that babygirl bs act that’s been shoved down our throats the past few months. He’s sus in my books. If all the reporter did was make a joke around the movie, surely it’s inappropriate but that’s no reason to physically assault someone, please bffr.

[Sugar-Rush]

He shouldn't have assaulted someone, but the situation he was put in sounds like sexual harassment. 

[Specter]

I mean this is neither here nor there but...isn't there a perfume being sold as his bathwater? 

 

Is that official or not? Because I feel like this little bathwater thing has been so deeply commodified that it's entered into this public sphere, just a joke territory... 

 

 

[Assassin]

These idiot "reporters" are getting too bold 

[getinthezone]

1 hour ago, Zefierce said:

Go to someone who was raped and tell them you were also sexually assaulted because someone asked you for a cup of water from your bath.

thats like saying physical assault can only be if you murder someone

 

[SharGaga]

Sexual harassment?

[Watson!]

3 hours ago, tachiwaka said:

Wow. Imagine someone asking Sharon Stone or Margot Robbie if they are currently wearing underwear because of Fatal Attraction and The Wolf of Wall Street. That would totally be warranted.

they can refuse these scenes and they will 100% avoid any kind of jokes

[glitch]

People in here seemingly don't know the difference between sexual harassment and sexual assault...

 

Anyway the interviewer sounds annoying but based on what was described, a violent response wasn't really justified.

[Twixters]

Everyone knows the bath water scene. He keeps also playing characters with questionable sexuality.  It was clearly a joke. Wtf had his panties in a bunch. 

[Twixters]

3 hours ago, Gaia said:

Go to one of your coworkers and ask her for a cup of her used bath water.

 

please report back after HR contacts you about your termination!

The coworker isn’t in a movie with a bathwater scene lol it was tongue in cheek with the movie. Y’all making stuff too deep. 

[Gaia]

1 minute ago, Twixters said:

The coworker isn’t in a movie with a bathwater scene lol it was tongue in cheek with the movie. Y’all making stuff too deep. 

This is like saying “if you’re a sex worker anyone can talk to you however they want because it’s your line of work”

 

Like do you hear yourself?

[Twixters]

1 minute ago, Gaia said:

This is like saying “if you’re a sex worker anyone can talk to you however they want because it’s your line of work”

 

Like do you hear yourself?

As someone who has personally worked in sex work, no it is not.
 

He’s promoting a film, they made a joke about said film. 

[PoisonPill]

The radio host Joshua Fox is a self proclaimed sex addict, so this behavior tracks tbh.

 

This should be a lesson to other celebrity interviewers: don’t try to make yourself the main character, don’t try to go viral by making the person uncomfortable or provoking a negative reaction. Actors are working professionals just like anyone else and should be treated as such. 
 

Edited February 5 by PoisonPill

[Archetype]

28 minutes ago, Watson! said:

they can refuse these scenes and they will 100% avoid any kind of jokes

The bathwater scene was purposely portrayed as disgusting, messed up, and creepy.  The character who did that was very evidently portrayed as psychologically disturbed throughout the film.  Why is it that interviewers think it's "funny" to joke about wanting the real actor's bathwater when he was just playing a character?  It's messed up.  There is a line between respecting the person you are interviewing and potentially violating them, and this interviewer crossed that line with their corny ass joke.

Edited February 5 by Archetype

[PoisonPill]

38 minutes ago, Watson! said:

they can refuse these scenes and they will 100% avoid any kind of jokes

It sounds like you’re just arguing for the sake of arguing, with this clown stance lol. “If Rooney Mara hadn’t filmed that rape scene in Girl with the Dragon tattoo, then she would avoid someone joking about raping her “

 

 

 

 

Edited February 5 by PoisonPill

[Gui Blackout]

So many people here are missing a key point that this was NOT AN INTERVIEW. The guy just ran up on him out of nowhere in *hotel lobby* with his camera. 

[rac7d]

49 minutes ago, Gui Blackout said:

So many people here are missing a key point that this was NOT AN INTERVIEW. The guy just ran up on him out of nowhere in *hotel lobby* with his camera. 

So assualt

[Butters]

I just know he's pissed he ever did that movie 

[Gui Blackout]

18 minutes ago, rac7d said:

So assualt

So harrassment 

[Archetype]

3 hours ago, Gui Blackout said:

So many people here are missing a key point that this was NOT AN INTERVIEW. The guy just ran up on him out of nowhere in *hotel lobby* with his camera. 

Gross 

[45seconds]

9 hours ago, toy soldier. said:

Sure, but physically attacking someone is next level.

If you find it THAT disrespectful get up and leave.

 

Physical violence is never right and in the case it seems very unwarranted 

. Physical violence sometimes is absolutely necessary. This just isn’t an example of it.