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Minnie Driver brands female film bosses worse than men for mistreating actresses and seeing them as sex objects as she calls for stars to stand up against ageism and unequal pay
Minnie Driver says female film bosses are worse than men in mistreating actresses when it comes to seeing them as sex objects, ageism and unequal pay.
Minnie Driver says female film bosses are worse than men in mistreating actresses when it comes to seeing them as sex objects, ageism and unequal pay (pictured this month) But Minnie said that speaking up as a woman in the film industry affected her career after she refused to twice act out having an orgasm while eating chocolate in front of a room of leering men for an advert - leading the casting director to brand her 'very difficult'. Minnie shares a 16-year-old son from a brief relationship with the producer behind Law and Order, Timothy J. Lea in 1997 before dating Matt Damon for a year while filming Good Will Hunting in 1997.
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