Cavin CostnerThe female stunt came out after the performer Divne labellaWho is suing the actor for the alleged undefined rape scene in his recent movie, he submitted new evidence to court, Our weekly Has learned.

Tuesday, June 24, Costner Power House Attorney, Marty SingerHas been said TMZ It was, "(Labella was doing a rehearsal in an insert shot for a script scene. The shot had no closeness or sex. There was tugging with clothing when he was fully dressed with tall blumrs lying next to a male actor."

Singer Associated“Numerous witnesses are opposed to claiming competence.

As reported before us, Labella filed his case in May in May, Costner, 70 years old and Territory Pictures about his experience on the west set of the big-budget HorizonWhich is also indicated by Costner.

Labella claimed that he was appointed to work on Horizon, depicted in Utah. He said that he had no problem during the first few weeks of filming, until the "violent, unspecified, unpredictable rape scene" was held on May 223.

Stuntumman claimed that the scene appears in actress Ella Hunt and actor Roger IvensThe Labella claimed that Hunter had refused to shoot the scene after learning that his skirt was "violently" was involved in being driven by ivens.

"Costner, who was present on the set, especially added this scene, which changed from the previous day before the scene, which was not involved in the actor's skirt," the Labelle case read.

Labella was asked to set out the Hunt set for her, according to the case. Label Claim He was unaware of Hunt's departure later.

Labeller's lawyer alleged, "(Lebella) was not a stand-in performer and what he requested for him was not in the scope of his role as a stunt double. Nevertheless, and the actual 'shot' (Costner) planned for her full ignorance (Lebela) that she was quick to help.

The stuntwoman, who claimed that the film's closeness coordinator complained that he was not present at the time of filming, he said that he was shocked that the scene was already on top of his "44 -year -old Iavens" and violently (pulling) up his skirt. "

"As directed by Costner, this unspecified, Ivens (Ivens) has mounting (Labella) when his pants were behind him to use the pants and weapons to use the pin down (Ivens) with a skirt with a skirt (Ivens)."

Labella claimed that he had complained to the coordinator of intimacy following the scene. He believes that his allegations were not asked to shoot him The horizon 3.

Earlier this month, Labella amended his case to include the complained texts that sent the coordinator about his claim. In a message, "Why the stunt double was doing this non -stunt work - especially to give its sensitivity?"

Labella added, "Who will take responsibility for abuse of power ..."

The coordinator wrote a report that was included in the case, it was written, "It was not a formal or uniform process. Ideally, apologies will be issued (costner), the first ads and others involved for both Ella and Diven. For both Ella and Davin."

Costner's attorney had earlier condemned the claim, arguing that the case was "no qualm" in the case. He said that Costner always wants to make sure that "everyone wants to feel comfortable" in the sets of his movies. He claimed that Labella's claims were "completely opposed by his own activities."

The case is underway.