City
Epaper

Mia Goth accused of deliberately kicking background actor in head

By IANS | Updated: January 15, 2024 12:25 IST

Los Angeles, Jan 15 British actress Mia Goth is being sued for allegedly kicking a background actor in ...

Open in App

Los Angeles, Jan 15 British actress Mia Goth is being sued for allegedly kicking a background actor in the head. The 30-year-old actress has been accused of battery following an alleged incident on the set of 'MaXXXine' in which she plays the title role of Maxine - last year, with James Hunter.

It has been claimed that the actress deliberately lashed out at him after he complained about almost being stepped on, reports Female First UK.

According to documents filed in Los Angeles, obtained by E! news, James explained he was hired to play 'Dead Parishioner' for a scene where he was made to lie down in the dirt and play dead while Mia was asked to "step over him, look down at him, and continue to run" past him.

But the actor alleged that around the fourth take of the scene, the actress almost stood on him, and she was "warned to be careful regarding how she stepped" after he told second assistant director John Hall about what had happened.

However, according to the lawsuit, in the next take, Mia "intentionally kicked" him in the head with her boot, which caused him to "immediately experience headache and stiffness in his neck."

As per Female First UK, James reported his injury to John, who told Mia and director Ti West what had happened, but he received no medical assistance.

He claimed Mia later invaded his privacy in a bathroom, where she allegedly laughed, mocked, taunted and belittled him and "dared" him to" do anything about it.”

The background actor claimed he was then told the following day he received an email and phone call from the casting company telling him he had been taken off the production for the final two days of filming in April 2023 and banned from set with "no reason" given.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

TechnologyISRO launches its heaviest satellite 'BlueBird 6'

EntertainmentAnup Soni showcases gratitude despite ‘Holy Curse’ missing Oscars shortlist

CricketEngland announces squad for Under-19 Men's Cricket World Cup

EntertainmentNyrraa M Banerji Honoured at Womenpreneur India Awards for Her Trailblazing Entrepreneurial Journey

InternationalS. Korea, US agree to pursue pact for cooperation over nuclear-powered subs

International Realted Stories

InternationalRights body raises alarm over enforced disappearances of women in Balochistan

InternationalUS lawmakers warn 'public charge' rule risks H-1B green cards

InternationalUS lawmakers warn Bangladesh against party bans, flawed tribunal ahead of polls

InternationalFailure to address impunity in Bangladesh fuels mob attacks on media: UN expert Irene Khan

InternationalAustralia to create new award for first responders, other heroes from Bondi fatal mass shooting