The Actor Who Went Off on Harvey Weinstein at an NYC Bar Speaks Out

On Wednesday night, disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was publicly confronted by an actor at an event held in Downtime, an NYC bar.

Zoe Stuckless, 21, approached Weinstein's table during the monthly Actor's Hour event, yelling, “Nobody is really going to say anything? I'll get out of here, that's fine, I am happy to leave, but nobody is going to say anything? I'm going to stand four feet from a f*cking rapist, and no one is going to say anything?”

Stuckless was escorted out of the event.

Stand-up comic Kelly Bachman also protested Weinstein's presence during her set, referring to him as "Freddy Krueger," but was booed and told by another patron to "shut up."

“Extra's” Billy Bush spoke with Stuckless, who explained what prompted them to call Weinstein out. The actor said, “I had been sitting there for a long time and at a certain point, I couldn't pay attention to what was happening at the stage anymore.”

Stuckless emphasized, “My heart was pounding in my chest. I could barely breathe… I was thinking back to my own experience of assaults.”

“I saw him smiling and I thought about the room I was in, which was a room full of emerging artists,” Zoe went on. “The fact that this man who systemically preyed on that same community could go out with this friends, have a night where he could smile and laugh and flirt with these women around him… that's why I got up, because I realized at that point nobody was going to.”

In response to Stuckless' confrontation, Harvey's rep said that it was “uncalled for. Downright rude and an example of how due process today is being squashed by the public.”

Zoe reacted to the comments, saying, “Due process is very important. He hasn't been convicted yet and I would say in the same way that he as a private citizen is allowed to sit in that booth, I as a private citizen am also allowed to raise my voice.”

Stuckless received some love and support after lashing out. They shared, “I've had so many women reach out to me and so many people reach out to me and say thank you... which has been really powerful for me.”