Steven Seagal storms out of interview after being asked about sexual assault allegations

[snoop1130]

Steven Seagal storms out of interview after being asked about sexual assault allegations

By Zoe Shenton

 

The Hollywood actor was being interviewed by Kirsty Wark (Image: BBC)

 

Steven Seagal stormed out of an interview with BBC's Newsnight on Thursday after being asked about sexual assault allegations made against him.

 

During Thursday's appearance, presenter Kirsty Wark brought up the #MeToo movement.

 

She asked Seagal: "You've been very much caught up in all the allegations of sexual harassment.

 

"You had a rape allegation against you, and I wonder how you deal with all that?"

 

Full Story: https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/steven-seagal-storms-out-interview-13364780

[Just1Voice]

Great Aikido Master, lousy human being.  His character was revealed years ago when it came out, with photos, his physical and emotional abuse of Kelly Lebrock. And as for his personality, I think he sucks.  His arrogance is absolutely astounding. 

[Presto]

My question will always be: why does he have that black shoe polish on his skull?

[BestB]

4 minutes ago, Presto said:

My question will always be: why does he have that black shoe polish on his skull?

Because he can afford it and you can not ?

[BritManToo]

41 minutes ago, Just1Voice said:

Great Aikido Master, lousy human being.  His character was revealed years ago when it came out, with photos, his physical and emotional abuse of Kelly Lebrock.

 

She's as big as him now.

 

 

Edited October 5, 2018 by BritManToo

[A1Str8]

Yesterday i stormed out of the gym after i finished my workout. 

[55Jay]

Other for profit "news" companies said he "walked out".  One said he "exited".  This one and a couple others decided on "stormed out".  How dramatic of them.

 

She boxed him in then went for the sanctimonious gotcha.  It didn't work.  He walked.  Didn't look like 'storming out' to me. 

 

She looked stupid but tried to play it off like she'd done a public service of some kind.   Not defending him, I don't even like him, but screw her.

Edited October 5, 2018 by 55Jay

[ratcatcher]

[Cadbury]

3 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

During Thursday's appearance, presenter Kirsty Wark brought up the #MeToo movement.

Has anyone seen the image of the Me Too founder, Tarana Burke. Me Too is an organisation against sexual assault and rape. And fair enough too.

This woman has the perfect face for anti-rape and the best deterrent for it. 

[ratcatcher]

5 minutes ago, Cadbury said:

Has anyone seen the image of the Me Too founder, Tarana Burke. Me Too is an organisation against sexual assault and rape. And fair enough too.

This woman has the perfect face for anti-rape and the best deterrent for it. 

Cheesus Crisp, did you have to post such a huge photo of the dark side of the moon?  Aagh!!!

[Justgrazing]

3 hours ago, Presto said:

My question will always be: why does he have that black shoe polish on his skull?

It's an old geeza vanity thing .. Same over 'ere just look at the top bod's with their Nero dyed hair .. 

[chippendale]

Steven Seagal doesn't "storm out" of interviews. He's too gruesomely obese for that.

It takes him several minutes to waddle out.

[GinBoy2]

I just watched the interview.

Thing was it wasn't confrontational. The lady simply said " you have been accused of sexual assault" at which point he pulled out his earpiece and walked off the set.

Rather anticlimactic.

From all the reports I was expecting fireworks

[Joe Mcseismic]

Steven Seagal runs like a girl.

[metisdead]

Some troll posts have been removed. 

[lanng khao]

Steven Seagal runs like a girl.

Would you say ended up his face

Sent from my SM-G955F using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile app

[fablo]

13 hours ago, Just1Voice said:

Great Aikido Master, lousy human being.  His character was revealed years ago when it came out, with photos, his physical and emotional abuse of Kelly Lebrock. And as for his personality, I think he sucks.  His arrogance is absolutely astounding. 

Hardly "great" and hardly a "master".  He married the owner of some dojo in Japan and suddenly jumped several levels of black belt.  Well known in martial arts circles.  it is a fact that he used some stunts based on aikido in a few movies, but he is white belt material. Kudos to him though for fooling hollywood and the general public.

[AhFarangJa]

My Wife always liked his movies, fantasy escapism I guess. She always said he was Hansum Man. Now she says he is too fat, no hansum, and not like any more...................I think I better go on a diet.................????

[UPDEHSOI]

16 hours ago, A1Str8 said:

Yesterday i stormed out of the gym after i finished my workout. 

I hobbled out...pushed too much weight with my damn knees

[hotchilli]

I'm so disinterested in him I'm not even going to respond !

[TEFLKrabi]

15 hours ago, Cadbury said:

Has anyone seen the image of the Me Too founder, Tarana Burke. Me Too is an organisation against sexual assault and rape. And fair enough too.

This woman has the perfect face for anti-rape and the best deterrent for it. 

You may not like the movement but how can any human being joke about rape?

[Brunolem]

4 hours ago, fablo said:

Hardly "great" and hardly a "master".  He married the owner of some dojo in Japan and suddenly jumped several levels of black belt.  Well known in martial arts circles.  it is a fact that he used some stunts based on aikido in a few movies, but he is white belt material. Kudos to him though for fooling hollywood and the general public.

At the time he was in Japan studying Aikido, he was completely unknown...why then would he have benefited from a special treatment?

Japanese sensei are not into that kind of favoritism.

Meanwhile, in his first 5 or 6 movies, you can see that he masters aikido...the way he give a first strike to disorientate the opponent, the way he moves in a semi-circles as if he was sliding.

If it was so easy to simulate aikido, there would be dozens of actors doing it...which I have not seen...

[Becker]

15 hours ago, Cadbury said:

Has anyone seen the image of the Me Too founder, Tarana Burke. Me Too is an organisation against sexual assault and rape. And fair enough too.

This woman has the perfect face for anti-rape and the best deterrent for it. 

Just out of curiosity how many times do you plan on posting the same crap?

[fablo]

28 minutes ago, Brunolem said:

At the time he was in Japan studying Aikido, he was completely unknown...why then would he have benefited from a special treatment?

Japanese sensei are not into that kind of favoritism.

Meanwhile, in his first 5 or 6 movies, you can see that he masters aikido...the way he give a first strike to disorientate the opponent, the way he moves in a semi-circles as if he was sliding.

If it was so easy to simulate aikido, there would be dozens of actors doing it...which I have not seen...

Totally wrong.  Many Japanese martial arts schools  (including the main aikido one) pass the school over to heirs or relatives.  Do some research.  This should get you started, https://www.koryu.com/library/mskoss4.html

As for movies, if you believe that all the martial arts special effects are true, then there is no much to help you with. read this, http://www.cracked.com/blog/9-supposed-action-stars-who-clearly-couldnt-fight/ Maybe you thought the Jurassic Park dinosaurs were real?

Anyway, enough educating for now.  You have some studying to do!

[Joe Mcseismic]

Not only does he run like a girl, I bet he can't throw a ball, either.

[mauGR1]

13 hours ago, GinBoy2 said:

I just watched the interview.

Thing was it wasn't confrontational. The lady simply said " you have been accused of sexual assault" at which point he pulled out his earpiece and walked off the set.

Rather anticlimactic.

From all the reports I was expecting fireworks

Well, at least he didn't hit the lady .

[Joe Mcseismic]

He dissed Bruce Lee. Bob Wall (Enter the Dragon) called him out on it and offered to kick his arse. Silence from the pony-tailed one.

 

PS. Lift a pony-tail and we all know what's underneath.

Edited October 6, 2018 by Joe Mcseismic

[Scouse123]

34 minutes ago, Joe Mcseismic said:

He dissed Bruce Lee. Bob Wall (Enter the Dragon) called him out on it and offered to kick his arse. Silence from pony-tailed one.

 

PS. Lift a pony-tail and we all know what's underneath.

 

 I find it quite ridiculous that anybody should even attempt to disrespect Bruce Lee. It is well known there can never be a finer martial arts expert dedicated to his craft. He was the King.

 

Moving on so as not to make multiple posts, I am no fan of Steven Seagal, I used to like his early movies, but then he started courting publicity and then gaining publicity for all the wrong reasons. His Russian passport, flying over and meeting Prayut for nonsense, for instance.

 

Some may view it that if they want to attract publicity, then negative publicity is also part of the deal!

 

However, and it does not apply exclusively to him, but many actors and sports stars have been caught going for an interview supposedly about something different, only to be tricked into historical rape allegations being dragged up. It happened to Iron Mike TYSON, I still do not believe that allegation either

 

Another point, one thing I do like about US law, (although I find a lot of sentencing ridiculous) is the Statute of limitations. Let's face it, this accusation against Steven Seagal goes back to 1994. There has/was ample time to file a complaint a long time ago.

 

In these times of government cutbacks and austerity measures, giving us fewer police officers to do a job of increasing crime, how can they justify these resources being spent on matters that happened 20-30 years ago?

 

I get it if technology reveals DNA or something years later, go ahead and prosecute, but accusations two decades later, out of the blue, with no clear evidence, is wrong in my book.

 

Also, it is wrong that those signing and cashing on non-disclosure agreements, then after spending the cash, come forward again years later.

 

It seems like having multiple bites at the cherry to me!

 

Some people, especially in the USA have been wrongly accused, but because they have massive sponsorship deals, it can be easier for the problem to just be paid to go away. It is no admission of guilt, and the stars can lose far more revenue if these accusations fall into the public domain, like being pulled from movies, withdrawal of sponsorship, damaged reputation, etc It is a big, big business.

 

There have been TV members criticizing the girl on Koh Tao, for not reporting her alleged attack there and then at the time, within hours of the attack,.......... the one in question on this thread,........ we are looking at 24 years ago now!

 

 

Edited October 6, 2018 by Scouse123

[Thingamabob]

Left UK years ago hoping, amongst other things,  that I would never see or hear anything of Wark again. You have let me down. Very disappointing.

[Joe Mcseismic]

What is a Wark?

Who has let you down?