Harvey Weinstein bragged about sleeping with Jennifer Lawrence, lawsuit alleges

• Harvey Weinstein boasted about laying down with Jennifer Lawrence, a claim affirms. 

• At the point when an anonymous on-screen character dismissed his 

• propels, he supposedly asked: "Would you even like to be an on-screen character?" And included: "I laid down with Jennifer Lawrence and look where she will be; she has recently won an Oscar." 

• Lawrence said her "heart breaks for all ladies who were exploited by Harvey Weinstein." 

• She included that she never had "anything besides an expert association with him." 

• A delegate for Weinstein called the claim "malignant" and said it was intended to humiliate him and earn unchecked media consideration.

Harvey Weinstein boasted about laying down with Jennifer Lawrence after another performing artist dismissed his advances, a claim has affirmed. 

The most recent charge against the film maker developed in court reports on Friday, with an anonymous lady asserting he persuasively performed oral sex on her. Weinstein has prevented all charges from claiming non-consensual sex. 

As indicated by the claim, recorded in Los Angeles, Weinstein pushed the anonymous performing artist to the ground amid a gathering at his office in 2013 preceding explicitly attacking her. 

When she dismissed his advances, Weinstein is affirmed to have asked, "Would you even like to be an on-screen character?", including: "I laid down with Jennifer Lawrence and look where she will be; she has quite recently won an Oscar." 

Lawrence issued an announcement on Friday denying she had a sexual association with Weinstein. "My heart breaks for every one of the ladies who were exploited by Harvey Weinstein. I have never had anything other than an expert association with him. This is one more case of the savage strategies and untruths that he occupied with to bait incalculable ladies." 

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The most recent informer, recorded in authoritative reports as Jane Doe, is suing both Weinstein and The Weinstein Company, the film studio he established with his sibling Bob. She affirms sexual battery and separation. 

A delegate for Weinstein said the claim was "malevolent" and that the motion picture magnate is "humiliated" for Lawrence who has "unfortunately been hauled into this terrible endeavor at maligning."

They stated: "This claim was recorded and refreshed deliberately with no notice given or any endeavor to connect with Mr Weinstein's lawyers for one reason; It was intended to humiliate Mr Weinstein and earn unchecked media consideration. 

"There is positively no reality to the malignant cases made in this claim, and we are looking into our choices with an eye on petitioning for a quick expulsion. 

"Mr Weinstein is humiliated for Ms Lawrence with whom he has just had an expert and conscious relationship, who has unfortunately been hauled into this terrible endeavor at maligning. 

"This recording further demonstrates that anybody can state whatever they need in a claim for most extreme stun esteem, to criticize and corrupt, without offering any actualities or reality." 

It comes after a gathering of Weinstein informers endeavored to square him from carrying his private messages into general society eye. 

Weinstein has asked a liquidation court in the US province of Delaware to enable him to recoup records from The Weinstein Company. 

He needs to utilize the messages with all due respect against rape charges in New York. Yet, his informers from a different common case, are attempting to hinder the move because of worries over secrecy. 

They have requested that a judge square him from discharging the material to "the media (or some other outsider)" in the wake of charging Weinstein's legal counselors revealed to them he "expected to release these messages in the media to influence the court of popular feeling." 

Weinstein's polite legal advisor, Scott Cousins, blamed the ladies for "doing everything they can to keep reality from turning out." 

Mr Cousins included: "This technique won't look good, as they are going in the face of the insolvency court's good faith which has sole ward over these messages and the offended parties know it. To guarantee rape and after that take such measures to keep reality from being heard says a lot of their thought processes."