Stunt Lady sues Kevin Costner reveals evidence of so-called “rape” scene

Stunt performer sued Kevin Costner And Western production companies with large budgets horizon New evidence was revealed in court during the “unplanned rape scene” at the scene US Weekly Special reports can be made.

June 18, Devyn Labella Revised her lawsuit, which was originally filed in May, against Costner, 70 and Territory Pictures.

In the document, she included alleged text messages allegedly exchanged with the film’s intimate coordinator the day after the alleged incident.

“I want to discuss yesterday [sic] “When we both have a chance, when we hate it. My position is very wrong, and it really affects me,” Labella, 30, wrote.

The coordinator replied: “Oh no, I’m sorry to hear this devyn.” She added: “Let’s talk.”

“Why are there no intimate coordinator?” Labella wrote in another so-called message?

She continued: “Why do the stunt show for this non-stunt job – especially considering its sensitivity?” Labella added: “Who will be responsible for the abuse of power…”

The coordinator wrote a report of alleged incidents summarizing Labella’s complaints. In the report, she claimed that a few days after the incident, Ella [Hunt] and Devyn involved in all parties. ”

Hunt, 27, is the actress who doubled down on the scene.

The so-called report added: “This is not a formal or unified process. Ideally, an apology would be made by [Costner]the first ad and others involved in Ella and Devyn. Ella [Hunt] Intimate coordinators are asked to be brought back to support next week. There is an obligation to produce. Devyn asked that the weekend’s production salary be paid for her flights so she could get support from her family and friends. There is an obligation to produce. ”

As us Previously reported that Labella filed a lawsuit on the scene in Utah on May 2, 2023. She claims to be the victim of a “violent, unscripted, unplanned rape scene” directed by Costner.

Labella claims that nothing happened in the first few weeks of the shooting. She said she was told she would be “in a female role, Hunter played a female role and another named Douglas Smith. ”

She said the scene was shot on a closed scene with the intimate coordinator, without any problems. However, she said another scene changed the next day.

On May 2, she said she arrived to perform another scene live, as double the hunt.

Hunter refused to shoot after learning that it would involve the actors Roger Ivens “Pull up her skirt violently.”

“The live show Costner added this scene in particular, unlike the previous day’s shooting, which doesn’t involve pulling up the actor’s skirt,” the suit reads.

Labella said the actress, apparently depressed, walked out. She said she didn’t realize it all.

Costner asked Labella to stand up for the actress, the lawsuit said.

“[LaBella] Not an independent performer, what [Costner] Her request is outside her role as a stunt. However, totally ignorant of the nature of the actual “lens” [Costner] Planned for her [LaBella] Agree to help her shot that she thought was a quick backup. ”

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She claimed no one warned her or prepared for 44-year-old Ivens, “to do any action on her or engage in any action, and first learn that Ivens will wear her and pull up her skirt violently when he was already on top of her.”

Additionally, she claimed there was no close coordinator on site.

“As Costner’s instructions, this unscripted, untrained scenario is [Ivens] Install [LaBella] At the same time, imitate the untied pants and forcefully fixed it with his body and arms [ LaBella]who is back below him. [Ivens] A violent rustling [LaBella’s] As if the skirt was trying to penetrate her against her will, he was instructed to spread her legs with his knees. ” read the suit.

After Labella complained, it was “embarrassing”, but she finished the production. She said she was not asked to go back Horizon 3It started shooting in early 2024.

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The lawsuit also alleges that one of Labella’s longtime friends who worked in the film suddenly “cut off contact” with her “in revenge on her complaints about sexual harassment on the scene” and has never hired her for any other role since.

Labella [her] A “sequential accuser” and someone looking for “money grabs” because she is said to have “never complained or been bothered by what happened on May 2, 2023.”

Her lawyer added: “In fact, in the last decade of stunt work, [LaBella] Never filed a claim against any employer. ”

Costner’s lawyer, Marty Singer,Tell Posts Labella’s claim is “no merit.”

“Kevin Costner always wants to make sure everyone is comfortable shooting movies and puts safety very seriously,” Singer said.

“However, Devyn Labella’s claim has absolutely no merit, which is completely contrary to her own behavior and facts.”

Singh claims that Labella continued to shoot the film after the alleged incident.

“She continued working on the movie for a few weeks until her packaging date and then brought the stunt coordinator to the thank you dinner.”