Power Hollywood agency stands by Jared Leto despite disturbing sexual assault accusations
Key Points:
- Jared Leto faces sexual misconduct allegations from ten women in a BBC report, which he denies, calling the claims "absolutely and categorically false."
- Despite the serious accusations, Leto remains represented by WME, which has not initiated a review by its client advisory committee, a group established post-MeToo to evaluate such claims.
- WME has a history of dropping clients accused of sexual misconduct, including Brett Ratner and Armie Hammer, but has not taken similar action against Leto as of now.
- Leto's upcoming projects are limited, with "Lunik Heist," a Cold War-era thriller for Searchlight Pictures, still in development and no changes announced by the studio.
- The situation highlights ongoing tensions in Hollywood regarding accountability and representation amid sexual misconduct allegations.