The Hollywood producer breaks silence for over a year and complains about his condition: "Everything was deleted because of what happened, my work was forgotten"

• Harvey Weixtain // Photo: AFP

After over a year's silence, and despite the fact that more than 80 women have accused him of exploiting his power and status for the commission of many sex offenses, from harassment to rape, Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was interviewed by The New York Post, provoking a furore after mostly pitying , But only to myself.

In an exclusive interview given to a Hollywood producer recently, 67-year-old Weinstein complained that he should be remembered as a man who acted and acted for women more professionally than anyone else in history. In an interview, Vientienne behaved so puzzlingly, as he decided to brag about a contract he had previously awarded to actress Gwyneth Paltrow, one of the dozens of women who complained against him.

Harvey Weinstein arrives in court for hearing // Photo: Reuters

"I feel like a forgotten person," Weinstein said in an interview last week. "I made more films directed by women and films about women than any other filmmaker, and I'm talking about thirty years back. I'm not talking about today when it's in fashion. I did it first! I was a pioneer!" Deleted because of what happened, my work was forgotten. "

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Weinstein was interviewed for The New York Post on Friday last week, one day after undergoing a three-hour operation on his back while in New York Medical Center. He claims he had to undergo spinal surgery following a car accident involving him in August 2017.

Weinstein continues to shirk responsibility // Photo: AFP

During the interview, Weinstein refused to refer to the charges against him, stating that the only reason he agreed to be interviewed, for the first time ever, was to prove he was not exaggerating his medical condition, as hinted at by the media after his last public appearance last week. Weinstein described the reports claiming he was exaggerating his medical condition as "Pike News" and emphasized that the surgery he had undergone was "significant surgery", adding that "I wanted this city to remember me as I was instead of what I became."

Following the puzzling interview that, as previously stated, the hospital happened when Weinstein was wearing a pair of loose-fitting blue jeans, with a pipe that drained blood from his treadmill, claims it was a total attempt by a super producer to arouse empathic feelings for him, before his trial in court on January 6 In New York, dealing with alleged rape in 2013 and forcing oral sex in a woman in 2006.

Recall last week, The New York Times reported that Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein will pay $ 25 million following dozens of rape, assault and sexual harassment complaints filed against him under a plea agreement. According to the agreement, Weinstein will pay millions of dollars, but not to his victims - but to an insurance company that will compensate them, and will not plead guilty