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Rose McGowan vs. Black Cube: Taking down Harvey Weinstein's army of spies | 60 Minutes Australia
Feb 25, 2020

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Rose McGowan is the most prominent force behind the Me Too movement. At just 22, she shot to fame after landing a leading role in the blockbuster, Scream. The young and ambitious actress was bound to become Hollywood’s next star... but also Weinstein’s next victim. At the 1997 Sundance Film Festival, he coerced Rose to a business meeting at his hotel, where he allegedly raped her.

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