A lawsuit filed against Kevin Costner by stuntwoman Devyn LaBella is igniting urgent conversations about stunt performer safety and on-set consent in Hollywood. The case raises broader questions about power dynamics and accountability in the film industry.
According to the New York Post, LaBella alleges she was forced to perform an unscripted, violent rape scene without her consent while working as a stunt double for actress Ella Hunt on Costner's £79 million ($100 million) Western epic Horizon: An American Saga — Chapter Two.
