It’s based on real-life events and adapted from the book Bully: A True Story of High School Revenge by Jim Schutze.)įranzese added that he had a scene that required him to take his shirt off, “an extremely vulnerable moment for me,” he said, calling himself “the chubby kid who wore his shirt in the pool.” He claimed that when he took his shirt off, Phillips broke character, pointed at him and “at the top of her lungs yelled ‘Ewwww gross!!!'” (He also was complimentary toward Renfro, who he said comforted him afterward and tried to boost his confidence and later yelled “Someone give me a real actress!” as Phillips allegedly continued her taunting.) ( Bully centers on a group of teenagers who conspire to murder one of their friends following years of emotional, physical and sexual abuse.
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?As we were shooting she kept loudly saying ‘Are you gay?!’ and laughing? while the producers? and photographer did nothing? to stop her.”Ĭalling the movie shoot “one of the most stressful experiences of my life on or off a set,” Franzese went on to add that he was worried about losing his job, which marked his first film role, given that the character he was playing was straight. It started with a lot of eye? rolling whenever we spoke but? escalated when we did a cast shoot for the poster?. “I was scared and closeted and feared for my job. “She body shamed me and ridiculed me about my sexuality and physically assaulted me,” Franzese, who might be best recognized for his role as Cady’s (Lindsay Lohan) close friend Damian in Mean Girls. Inspired by Ellen Page, who recently accused Brett Ratner of homophobic harassment on the set of the 2006 film X-Men: The Last Stand, Franzese alleged in a lengthy post on Facebook that Phillips “harassed the entire shoot” of their 2001 film.
Daniel Franzese, an actor whose credits include Mean Girls and HBO’s Looking, has accused actress-singer Bijou Phillips of body-shaming him, mocking his sexuality and physically assaulting him on the set of their movie Bully.
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