Overview
- LaBella says she was asked to perform an unannounced, violent rape scene on a Utah set in May 2023 without prior notice, consent or an intimacy coordinator present.
- Her complaint filed May 27 accuses Costner and the film’s production companies of sexual discrimination, harassment and creating a hostile work environment.
- LaBella claims she faced retaliation after reporting the incident, including being excluded from subsequent Horizon installments and losing stunt work with her former coordinator.
- Costner’s attorney Marty Singer disputes the allegations as meritless and says they contradict LaBella’s own actions and statements on set.
- Backed by the Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund and invoking SAG-AFTRA rules, the case underscores persistent gaps in enforcing on-set intimacy safeguards.