Overview
- Devyn LaBella filed the suit on May 27 in Los Angeles Superior Court, alleging that Costner directed an unscripted rape scene during Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 2.
- She says she received no advance notice or intimacy coordination, claiming the impromptu shoot violated SAG-AFTRA rules.
- She contends the incident caused lasting emotional trauma, leading her to seek therapy and alleging retaliatory hiring practices for future films.
- Kevin Costner’s attorney, Marty Singer, denies the allegations as meritless and labels LaBella a “serial accuser,” citing messages that suggest her approval.
- The complaint seeks unspecified damages, a public apology and a court order requiring the defendants to undergo sexual harassment training.