Sebastian Bear-McClard, Emily Ratajkowski’s Ex, Accused of Sexual Misconduct Toward Teens
The Uncut Gems producer faces allegations of "sexual misconduct" and "troubling behavior" by three women and "more than a dozen sources."
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Three unnamed women have accused Sebastian Bear-McClard, Emily Ratajkowski’s ex-husband and producer of the Safdie’s brothers’ Uncut Gems and Good Time, of sexual misconduct and “troubling behavior,” per a new bombshell report by Variety.
The women’s claims have surfaced in connection to a legal dispute of which Bear-McClard is at the center. Currently, the producer is embroiled in a very public divorce and custody clash with Ratajkowski—with whom he shares one child—in addition to a more private fallout with former collaborators, Ben and Josh Safdie, who fired Bear-McClard from their production company in 2022. Two of the women provided statements that allege Bear-McClard of sexual misconduct, while a third statement claims he exhibited “troubling behavior.” Notably, Variety reports that it spoke to “more than a dozen sources” familiar with said alleged behavior.
The first woman, now 24, alleged that in 2016—when she was just 17 years old—Bear-McClard reached out to her via Instagram to invite her to his Soho loft and offered her a small role in the then-forthcoming Good Time. Per Variety, the woman detailed hailing from “an impoverished background” and was excited about the prospects of meeting the film’s star and Twilight leading man, Robert Pattinson. Upon her first day on set, she described waiting for hours for her turn behind the camera, entirely unaware of what the scene required of her. When it arrived, she was without clothes and surrounded by “nearly a dozen” male cast and crew. Her scene partner was not Pattinson, and instead, a man recently released from prison. The woman detailed feeling “utterly stunned” and “terrified.”
“My distress only worsened when out of nowhere, [an actor] whispered in my ear if ‘he could stick it in’ while the cameras rolled,” she recalled. “I said ‘no.’” She alleges that compensation for her role was never discussed and that Bear-McClard only gave her cigarettes afterward. (Her scene didn’t make it into the film’s final cut.)