Kevin Costner Fight against the lawsuit for sexual harassment and asked the judge to reject the case.

Tuttuit filed a Devyn Labella expert, who alleges that he underwent an unavagant and violent simulated rape on the set "Horizon" - Chapter 2 "without the appropriate consent, notification or presence of the mandatory coordinator for intimacy.

Kevin Costner called Labella's claims "absolutely fake," he believes that he believes it is "deeply disappointing" that a colleague would try to embarrass him and damage his reputation.

Costner wants to have a lawsuit for sexual harassment against him, rejecting the cascader on his western film.

Devyn Labella performed as a cascade double for the leading actress of Ella Hunt, but she asked for a legal document that she was made to perform unpaired rape without prior notice on another installment in May 2023. Years.

However, Costner denied her claim as "absolutely lie," explaining in the new court document obtained by TMZ That she was happy during the shooting and even sent the text to the supervisor who expressed her joy after wrapping works on the set.

"Thank you for your beautiful weeks! That's how I appreciate you! I learned so much and thank you. I'm really happy to do it." Labella allegedly wrote in the text.

According to the complaint, the Labella contract, which manages Sag-Aftra, is notified for 48 hours for any scenes that include simulated gender or nudity, and still underwent the approval of the contractor.

The documents stated that the Hunt contract required "coordinator for all the scenes", and "without incident", said Label was standing for actress during the "scenario, aggressive and intimate rape" due to their "physical nature".

She claims that the scene was an improvised addition, after the film actress allegedly refused to carry out, and that the event left her traumatized and experiencing "reminders of shame, humiliation and complete lack of control."

However, Costner, through his lawyers Marty Singer and T. Wayne Harman, refused the allegations, challenging the sticker stickers, stating "," there was no annoyance, just enthusiasm and gratitude "after filming the film.

The actor "Yellowstone", in the Declaration, insisted that there was no violent rape on his set as he went further to share his version of the event.

Costner claims that in the Labella recorded a scene with an actor Roger Ivens in a covered wagon and that she was completely dressed in her ankles dress below while they were laying next to each other.

They then pulled off the edge dresses and swung legs over his body, which led to a situation in which he completely covered her, but that allegedly happened. There was no nudity, rape, simulated gender or physical contact between Labella and Ivens.

The actor went further to say that the Label dress may be pulled to the knee, the dress is always under her waist, and pants and heels are not touched.

Labella claimed that the incident greatly influenced her career, and he left her with "lasting trauma that he would be able to address years for years to come."

Toward People Magazine, Therapy was started in June 2023. years to address "symptoms" of its alleged experience, such as "sleeping of sleep, fears of intimacy" and "anxiety".