Richard Dreyfuss' Remarks at 'Jaws' Event Prompt Venue Apology

The actor's controversial comments on women, LGBTQ+ rights, and diversity led to audience walkouts and a formal apology from The Cabot Theater.

Richard Dreyfuss made contentious remarks during a Q&A session at a 'Jaws' screening event in Massachusetts.
The actor's comments on the #MeToo movement, transgender youth, and LGBTQ+ rights were deemed offensive by many attendees.
Approximately 125 people walked out of the event in protest of Dreyfuss' statements.
The Cabot Theater issued an apology, emphasizing that Dreyfuss' views do not reflect the venue's values of inclusivity and respect.
Ben Dreyfuss, the actor's son, clarified that he did not distance himself from his father's comments despite media reports.