The revelations just keep coming from Dustin Hoffman‘s dishy new memoir, with the acting legend issuing a withering denial of sexual misconduct accusations raised by six young women in his Tootsie heyday.
‘I’m sure it’s true that in my life, especially forty years ago, I made some women uncomfortable. But ‘uncomfortable’ is a subjective emotional state,’ Hoffman, 89, writes in Look At Me, which hit shelves Tuesday morning.
‘What is crass and offensive to one person, another individual might find hilarious, or enlivening, or even sort of cozy,’ the seven-time Oscar nominee, and two-time winner, continued.
The father of six writes about his signature ‘bawdy
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