Dustin Hoffman denies sexual misconduct in memoir, says ‘uncomfortable’ is subjective
· Cairo time
Nearly a decade after a wave of allegations derailed his public image, Dustin Hoffman is using his new memoir to argue that discomfort is in the eye of the beholder.In Look at Me, which hit shelves November 10, the 89-year-old two-time Oscar winner admits he may have crossed some lines socially, but insists he never crossed into coercion.“I’m sure it’s true that in my life, especially forty years ago, I made some women uncomfortable,” Hoffman…
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