Never so massively, as it has been going on for the past few weeks, the press has not been full of news about sex scandals in Hollywood. Almost every day in the media there is information about sexual harassment of this or that influential person from the film industry to women, and, sometimes, to men.

It all began with the owner of The Weinstein Company and co-founder of Miramax Films, Harvey Weinstein. Several women at once said that the filmmaker forced them to have sex, and some raped them by force. Later, other well-known victims of Weinstein began to talk. Among them were Gwyneth Paltrow, Rose McGaven, Lena Hidi, Keith Beckinsleil and many others.

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Also from the actions of the producer suffered the workers of his company The Weinstein Company. As it turned out, this continued for decades. Finally, the scandalous Weinstein was fired from his own company, the Disney studio refused to cooperate with him, and BAFTA suspended the membership of the film producer in its composition.

Did not have time to rest with Passion with Weinstein, as a scandal erupted around the Oscar-winning Kevin Spacey. Actor Anthony Repp reported that Spacey had pestered him when he was only 14. Against the backdrop of accusations, the star of the series "House of Cards" did not come up with anything better than confessing that he was gay. And it did not save him. Hollywood was outraged by the fact that the actor molested the minors. And his confession in homosexuality has nothing to do with pedophilia.

Further to the actor showered accusations of sexual harassment from other men, one of whom was 17 at the time of harassment Spacey. After the scandal, Netflix suspended the shooting of the sixth season of "House of Cards", where Kevin Spacey starred. In addition, the actor was deprived of the Emmy Award, which he was to be awarded this year.

In addition to Weinstein and Spacey, Dustin Hoffman got into the sex scandal, allegedly in the 80's pestering the assistant on the set of the tape "The Death of a Salesman", which at that time was only 17. Also, a number of actresses were accused of the unworthy behavior of the director of the films "X-Men: The Last Battle" and "The Hour of Rush" by Brett Ratner.

Did not escape public condemnation and Oscar-winning screenwriter James Tobacco, who was accused of sexual harassment of 38 women. Most of them claimed that Tobak approached them on the street and promised that they would play in the movies. The next meeting ended with claims: Tobak masturbated before them or engaged in a drive-hamping ("dry sex" - when people make love without taking off their clothes).