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Steven Seagal’s foul-mouthed rant caught on tape
Actor Steven Seagal has been caught on tape making derogatory and offensive comments about female journalists.
The shocking audio, obtained by DailyMailTV, reveals the 65-year-old calling female reporters “a bunch of f***ing dirty w****s” and “c***suckers”.
During an interview promoting his 1988 film, Above the Law, Seagal said that he had experienced the most difficulty with women in dealing with the press.
His comments come amid a wave of s**ual harassment allegations against the Hollywood star.
Asked whether he found any differences between male and female reporters, Seagal replied: “Well, I found that interestingly enough, the few times that I had a hard time, it was usually with women.”
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He added: “They should go into p0rn0 or something else instead of journalism if they want to hear that s**t. They’re a bunch of a**holes.”
According to Seagal, the female journalist in question pretended to be in love with him before writing false things about him.
He threatened her with being sent to a zoo and called her and her colleagues “f***ing dirty w****s”.
The interviewer can be heard laughing throughout the tape.
The recording emerged just days after Inside Edition’s Lisa Guerrero accused Seagal of inviting her to his home for a “private audition” in 1996.
Although he reportedly did not touch her, Guerrero described the whole encounter as “so strange”.
Actress Rae Dawn Chong made similar claims in a blog post, alleging that she was called to a private audition with Seagal in the 1980s.
In a 1998 interview, Jenny McCarthy claimed that Seagal attempted to coerce her to take off her dress during an audition for Under Siege 2.
Although these claims have been denied, Seagal has been sued for s**ual harassment in the past.
In 2010, his former assistant Kayden Nguyen accused him of s**ual harassment and illegal s** trafficking.
Nguyen dropped the suit months later.
Blair Robinson, granddaughter of musician Ray Charles, claims she was employed as Seagal’s assistant in 2004 and told that giving him massages was part of the job.
Robinson said that she quit after one day when it became clear “that he wanted and expected s**ual favours”.
There has been no comment from Seagal on the latest revelations.
