actress and ex Oh Carly Star Jennet McCurdy said Nickelodeon offered her a $300,000 “silence fee” to keep her quiet about her experience with a man she called “Creative” on the popular kids’ network.
In a published excerpt Vanity Fair From McCurdy’s new memoirs I’m glad my mom died The actress said that her abusive boss “The Maker” forced her to drink and massaged her when she was younger.
The nickname “Creative” may refer to the creator, Dan Schneider. Oh Carly and other shows – Yahoo!, which ViacomCBS researched before leaving Nickelodeon in 2018. fun
While “The Creator” was reportedly later facing the consequences of his actions on Nickelodeon, McCurdy wrote that ultimately the network did not accept “silent money”, which he called a “thank you gift”.
“What the fuck? Nickelodeon is offering me $300,000 to keep quiet so I don’t speak publicly about my experience on the show? My personal experience of the Creator’s cruel treatment?” McCurdy wrote.
“It’s a network with shows for kids,” the actress added. “Shouldn’t they have some kind of moral compass? Shouldn’t they be trying to live by some kind of ethical standard?”
before Oh Carly as the star claims Sam and Kat While co-star Ariana Grande was allowed to seek work outside the schedule, executives told McCurdy she couldn’t.
The actress also said that she was photographed in a wardrobe montage in a bikini, embarrassed about it, and when she told her mom about it, she was told to deal with it as “everybody wants what you have”.
McCurdy has previously talked about his strained relationship with his mother. PEOPLE last year: “My earliest childhood memories are of seriousness and chaos. My mother’s feelings are unstable, so she walks a tightrope every day. The mood changes every day.”
“My mom always dreamed of being a famous actress and was obsessed with making me a star,” McCurdy continued, adding that although she was “very shy” she auditioned and started working as an artist. keeping the peace.”
McCurdy’s experience is just one of many examples appearing at work in Hollywood, a left-leaning industry that loves to teach the American public about morality.
Actress Mena Suvari said last month that her involvement in Hollywood’s culture of sexual violence helped her play her role in the 1999 movie. nice jacket.
Last year, actress Keira Knightley noted that every woman she knows has been sexually harassed in one way or another, including threats and violence.
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Source: Breitbart
