2023-06-06 14:29:44
In 2003, the Los Angeles Times published a report on allegations that the former Hollywood star harassed six women over three decades.
Former Hollywood star and famous politician Arnold Schwarzenegger has revisited allegations of sexual harassment over his three decades in a new documentary series regarding his life and career.
According to the newspaper “The Guardian” The GuardianAt the time, Schwarzenegger rejected these accusations, before finally admitting in a Netflix documentary, which will be shown this week, that he “behaved badly.”
It is noteworthy that Schwarzenegger became famous as a bodybuilder and film actor, and later as governor of the US state of California.
Shortly before his re-election as governor of California, specifically in 2003, the Los Angeles Times published a report on allegations of harassment of six women over three decades.
In the documentary, the Hollywood star says: “It is true that I was participating in a group of noisy films, and I did things that were not right. I thought they were fun things at the time,” according to what was reported by the British newspaper.
“But I realize now that I have offended people. I want to tell them that I am very sorry for that, and I apologize because that is not what I am trying to do.”
In the three-part documentary, Schwarzenegger describes his initial reaction as “defensive,” adding, “Now, I can look at it. It doesn’t really matter when these things happened even if it was 40 years ago. That was wrong. Forget all excuses.”
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