Rob Shuter

Hollywood is very, very slow at changing, and let me tell you why.

because it's a fantastic place if you're part of that system.

And so they often protect one another, they rally around, and this is a really ugly, ugly example of them once again, rallying around a cause, a person, a situation that anybody else

would just take a moment, would take a pause, would want to say, let me get all the facts, would try and figure this one out.

You recently did a really great column in the Daily Mail about shutting your mouth until you know all the facts.

And I think that Hollywood has led the way, blurting out a reaction and not actually sitting down and thinking about this.

And taking a moment, take a pause,

This is a moment for that family to reflect, to get to the bottom of this, to have a lot of explanation.

They've got a lot of explaining to do.

But no, instead, we hear about masturbation in the shower and how he is the centre of her world as if she is the centre of this case.

It has nothing to do with you, Melissa.

It has nothing to do with your world, with how he makes you feel.

It's, did he feel other people?

Yeah.

Mm-mm.

It's a crazy statement.

It's a tone-deaf statement.

What he thinks he's doing here, and I hope his legal counsel do not agree with him, although I've got to predict that they do because he did write this letter and he did issue it.

What he's trying to do is paint a narrative that just like Michael Jackson, he's not a sexual person.

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