Opinion: People told the truth about Harvey Weinstein in 2004 and 2010. Why weren’t they heard?
is a devastating chronicle of routine physical and emotional violence: According to Biskind, Weinstein threatened to “beat the [expletive] out of" composer Elliot Goldenthal; threw a marble ashtray at a wall so hard that producer Donna Gigliotti “thought we were hit by an earthquake”; and once ordered an employee to jump off a balcony.
In the book’s introduction, Biskind acknowledges that he actually reassured Weinstein that he didn’t intend to investigate Weinstein’s private behavior because “drugs, sex, and rock ’n’ roll were not creative stimulants or career busters" in 1990s Hollywood. Biskind couldn’t have been more wrong: Sexual coercion appears to have been a routine part of Weinstein’s business.
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