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Scott Rudin's Ex-Staffers Speak Out on Abusive Behavior



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Source: https://twitter.com/THR/status/1379783599365443584

ONTD, do you think it's about time this minimaly talented spoiled brat psychopath gets cancelled?
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puro_desmadre

April 7 2021, 21:13:08 UTC 3 days ago

My friend was an intern for him back in the early 00's and Scott threw a burrito at him cause the order was wrong.

I worked at studio and was on calls with him (listening in as the asst), he's a bully and a monster. The fact that nothing from the Sony hack stuck to him was absolutely disgusting.

notoriousreign

April 7 2021, 21:13:40 UTC 3 days ago

What a fucking nightmare. My first job ever was with an asshole like this. It was a candy store....

trowa

April 7 2021, 21:19:02 UTC 3 days ago

it's revolting the types of behavior white men are allowed to get away with, and even revered for. a woman makes one small request and she is immediately labeled "difficult" and blacklisted for life.

new_peteland

April 7 2021, 21:26:53 UTC 3 days ago

I hope he gets haemorrhoids and every shit from this day forward is the size and shape of the average North American porcupine.

hypermuseic9

April 7 2021, 21:28:39 UTC 3 days ago

yea he sounds horrible, i've been hearing for a while that he was an asshole. Colman Domingo also tweeted this today and I'm assuming he was talking about Rudin.

asnindie

April 7 2021, 21:29:21 UTC 3 days ago

Idk how assholes keep getting away with this. It's messed up

urfvrtweapon

April 7 2021, 21:41:31 UTC 3 days ago

Our culture. Nobody wants to stand up to a bully(ies).

fasdsr2

April 7 2021, 21:33:25 UTC 3 days ago

Fuck him and I hope all the other people who began to model their behavior after his get called out too.

marywebgirl

April 7 2021, 21:51:17 UTC 3 days ago

How does it even get to this point? How does someone come to think this is acceptable in a work environment? Is he like this at home too?

calliope1975

April 7 2021, 21:55:16 UTC 3 days ago

Obviously, he is rich and powerful and I am ready to quit my job, but I don't even see how this behavior is productive. If I was screaming and throwing potatoes at people all day, I wouldn't get anything done.

therearewords

April 7 2021, 22:42:45 UTC 3 days ago

He probably views himself as a Passionate Artist, adding "Energy" to his surroundings.

Or he just gets off on it. Or both.

oblivious_frog

April 7 2021, 22:10:33 UTC 3 days ago

I know several people who have worked for him. It was a given then if he screamed and you and fired you, you were to go wait down the street until he changed his mind and someone would call you to come back.

dinkerd

April 7 2021, 22:11:42 UTC 3 days ago

I've been hearing about him being an asshole for years but this is beyond anything I could've imagined

feelingcold

April 7 2021, 22:46:14 UTC 3 days ago

I had an employee who dealt with all criticism by throwing things and screaming at me until I cried, then talking to all his coworkers about how unprofessional (and weak and female) I was for crying.

My boss straight up called him abusive and told me she put me in charge of him because I was "the only person who can tell him no," but any time I tried to enforce disciplinary actions she would panic and let him off the hook. She was convinced he would quit and her business would fall apart without him because he was always yelling about how skilled/important he was.

Eventually everyone but him quit and her business fell apart. How sad.

littleorcs

April 7 2021, 23:17:33 UTC 3 days ago Edited:  April 8 2021, 00:46:05 UTC

Also wanted to add that Gawker called him out AGES ago and his one saving grace is that he hates Weinstein (they had a falling out) and liked to troll him

https://gawker.com/247083/scott-rudin-is-new-yorks-worst-boss

Edited to add: actual article - https://gawker.com/243908/new-yorks-worst-bosses-scott-rudin

nemo_de_la_meer

April 7 2021, 23:24:20 UTC 3 days ago

What this lacks is star-power backing these people.

If more actors and or actresses (or producers with big names) came out this would be like the Weinstein ordeal.

However, the theater community is pretty pleased given how small it is and how he has a finger in a lot of Broadway shows.

la_petite_singe

April 8 2021, 01:56:58 UTC 3 days ago

Yikes. As ever, there were plenty of rumors, but it's worse than we all thought. Same with Weinstein, Spacey, Cosby, etc. I've long wondered if they don't let that happen as a weird kind of distraction? Like the rumors are so vague and common that people just go 'oh yeah, I heard he's kind of an asshole, whatever' and don't bother to dig any deeper because surely if it was that bad, we'd know, right? idk if that makes sense, but fuck 'em.

(I've been to several plays and screenings of movies he's produced, and they always had INSANELY strict rules about phones and not being allowed to come back if you use the bathroom, etc. I always kinda liked that, but it definitely hints @ a ridiculously controlling personality.)
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