Actress Liz Fuller has accused Hollywood film industry executives of using sordid recordings to blackmail actresses.

Fuller, who is originally from Wales and formerly held the title of Miss Great Britain, said that she was offered a role in a major film production.

The part, which would have featured Fuller alongside an A-list actress, had the potential to be her breakout role in Hollywood. However, the offer came with certain conditions attached.

According to Fuller, the casting director told her that there were issues with financing the film and offered to send her to Hawaii for two days to “entertain” two finance executives.

When Fuller asked for clarification on the meaning of this, the casting director told her, “I mean exactly what you think I mean.”

“You need to go there and do whatever they want to do for two nights. And if they like you then you’re in a $3million film.

“Liz, this is how it works in this town. Either you want people to invest in you or you don’t.”

Fuller then turned to other people in the industry to see if such inappropriate requests were common for actresses.

She was told that, “If you go don’t be surprised if there are hidden cameras. They film you and then they have material to always hold against you.”

Fuller believes that if she had gone through with the entertainment, she would have been coerced into performing sexual acts and been filmed.

In addition to this incident, Fuller claimed that she has witnessed other instances of inappropriate behavior in the film industry.

She said, “A casting director will ask you if you’ll go topless for a scene or do nudity. It’s almost like they’re looking for a sign that you’ll soften your morals. I honestly think it’s a very dirty, shady town.”

Despite being hesitant about the offer, Fuller said she was devastated when she ultimately turned it down, as it could have been her big break in Hollywood.

She said, “I spent 16 years of my life working to get to Hollywood. I was so sad and depressed after all this happened. It was devastating. I’ve since found new avenues rather than being a lead in a film.”

Fuller’s allegations of blackmail and inappropriate behavior in the film industry add to the growing list of sexual abuse and harassment claims that have been made in recent years.

These accusations highlight the widespread issues of sexism and immorality that are reportedly prevalent in the movie business.