Speaker 1: Ben and Skin Show ninety one point one The Eagle.
Speaker 1: Thanks for hanging out with me, Tizzle, little baby garm Bread.
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Speaker 1: this week, but he will be back next week. All Right,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do music news here at the top of
Speaker 1: the hour. I want to tell you about something I'm
Speaker 1: pretty excited about. And then we'll talk Texas Rangers, we'll
Speaker 1: talk sports, we'll talk playoffs. We've got a lot to
Speaker 1: get to, but right now it's time for this.
Speaker 2: Give me that moves quickie. First one I have.
Speaker 3: So the tenth president is John Tyler. Okay, okay, John Tyler.
Speaker 3: Is this breaking news?
Speaker 2: Uh? Yeah, it's happened within the last day or so. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So John Tyler still had a living grandson.
Speaker 2: What just a grandson? When don'd you think that's like great.
Speaker 1: Great grand Yeah, that's amazing. So you must be like
Speaker 1: one hundred years old or something.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, So he had fifteen children, but back in
Speaker 3: the day, you have all those kids because only like
Speaker 3: nine are gonna make it through their teams. So he
Speaker 3: was the last president to have it still have a
Speaker 3: living grandson. I guess we now we would go up
Speaker 3: to the element of their twelfth one. Isn't that crazy though?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And now this guy died at the age of like ninety,
Speaker 3: he was ninety seven, so I think he was ninety
Speaker 3: eight when he died. Actually, all right, boy, is that
Speaker 3: while that the tenth president still had a grandson walking
Speaker 3: among us until yesterday? Yeah, that was pretty wild. New
Speaker 3: York Times once called John Tower the most unpopular man
Speaker 3: to ever hold office.
Speaker 2: Oh well, he's the first VP. They didn't know what
Speaker 2: was to come.
Speaker 3: They didn't know what was to come because no one
Speaker 3: likes and never did like Bill Clinton.
Speaker 2: Oh man, I thought he was going Jimmy Carter. Oh
Speaker 2: in the Kloda Many President. By the end of the
Speaker 2: Biden presidency, he was so popular.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I hope he's doing okay with it. Yes, Kevin awes
Speaker 2: and pray for them.
Speaker 3: Kevin Costner, owner of the Key to Irving's. He's been
Speaker 3: sued by a stunt performer from the set of Horizon
Speaker 3: to you know part two of the fore parts?
Speaker 2: Did that one actually come out? I don't remember, not
Speaker 2: out yet, Okay, but they're still going through.
Speaker 3: With its been shot and it sounds like if he's
Speaker 3: lost a mount of money here. It's a good time
Speaker 3: to sue him too. He's money. So the stunt performer
Speaker 3: claims that she is thirty four years old. Her name
Speaker 3: is Devin Labella, porn star name Yeah. Claims that she
Speaker 3: was put in an unscripted rape scene without warning or
Speaker 3: proper filming protocols.
Speaker 1: God, oh my god, that's weird on set to go Hey,
Speaker 1: you know, let's let's squeeze a rape scene in here.
Speaker 2: The story is crazy.
Speaker 3: Now, I will tell you that Costner's got a lawyer
Speaker 3: that's kind of the name of which you would imagine
Speaker 3: one of Jerry Jones's lawyers to be Jerry Jim John
Speaker 3: John j Marty Singer. Marty Marty Singer says there's absolutely
Speaker 3: no merit to this, but get on the phone. Says this.
Speaker 3: She said the scene in question was explo to her
Speaker 3: after she performed the rehearsal in character with another actor. Okay,
Speaker 3: and then she says, there's a contract too that you
Speaker 3: have to have like forty eight hours before you go
Speaker 3: and do the scene. And it's like in their contract
Speaker 3: and her job is to step in for the actor
Speaker 3: during physical scenes and to perform the stunt while the
Speaker 3: cameras are rolling. These scenes are usually rehearsed and choreographed,
Speaker 3: and there's a lot of time, and there's an intimacy coordinator,
Speaker 3: which there wasn't, she claims, So she performed these stunts
Speaker 3: with that incident, and then she said things changed very
Speaker 3: drastically because and costs directing this, by the way, so
Speaker 3: she arrives on. The actual actress who is playing this part,
Speaker 3: arrives on set that day, learned that Costner had requested
Speaker 3: some additional scenes that were not on the call sheet,
Speaker 3: and one of those required an actor by the name
Speaker 3: of Roger Ivans to climb on top of her and
Speaker 3: to violently hike up her skirt, so it's simulating it's
Speaker 3: a rape scene on a wagon. Yeah, okay, Well, because
Speaker 3: all this, like, the actress was like, why I don't
Speaker 3: like this and you're changing the scenes that I'm not
Speaker 3: prepared for this. So she walked off the set refusing
Speaker 3: to do the scene. So her stunt performer, Devin Labella,
Speaker 3: the person who's suing Costor, jumps in there to step in.
Speaker 3: While she's not a stand in performer, she's just a
Speaker 3: stunt performer. She's not supposed to on a whim without
Speaker 3: seeing the scene this, So basically she has to go
Speaker 3: through with this sexual of the scene that's got a
Speaker 3: lot of you know, it's bad, and she's kind of
Speaker 3: gonna let this guy just kind of, you know, violently
Speaker 3: pull up her skirt and who knows how many he
Speaker 3: takes they did and all that stuff. God, she says,
Speaker 3: without proper notice, consent, preparation, or appropriate safeguard measures in place.
Speaker 3: So is getting Hordeous now again costs you know, attorney
Speaker 3: very he said, She said, well, we've never gone down
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: There's people on set.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's another part of it is it was
Speaker 3: it was playing back to people on set as well,
Speaker 3: and like usually for scenes like that, they it's like.
Speaker 2: No, it's a close set today.
Speaker 3: You can't have caterers around and friends and family and
Speaker 3: agents and all that. It's a just the people involved.
Speaker 2: This is gonna be weird.
Speaker 3: Apparently that's very happens in sex scenes and rice and
Speaker 3: things like that, right right, right, So we will see
Speaker 3: if he makes it through this and it gets to
Speaker 3: horizon three and four.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering how many times she had to do that take.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I do think about this a lot.
Speaker 1: I don't watch a lot of Westerns, but there is
Speaker 1: an a lot of stuff that I've seen there are Westerns,
Speaker 1: there is this overriding foreboding all women are constantly in
Speaker 1: danger of sexual assault.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's just kind of the nature.
Speaker 1: Of the wild way, and distress is what they use
Speaker 1: it as a disguise. Absolutely, And it's like, it's one
Speaker 1: of the reasons why I'm always uncomfortable with Westerns and
Speaker 1: that just ominous thing hanging. All right, we're out here
Speaker 1: all alone and the stranger just came up.
Speaker 2: What are his intentions?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's just I it always makes me
Speaker 1: feel so uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: It gets really really bad. Now. Costner's again, attorney just
Speaker 3: keeps like denying it, but she's on. After the scene's over,
Speaker 3: she's there crying. Also, a couple of the other stunt
Speaker 3: coordinators were kind of being like, what do you speak
Speaker 3: up earlier?
Speaker 2: But if you had a problem doing it. They were
Speaker 2: all male too, of course they.
Speaker 1: Were Oh boy, Costner, God, Horizon has got so much
Speaker 1: positive momentum. All right, it's the Ben and Skin Show
Speaker 1: ninety seven point one. The Eagle coming up next. In
Speaker 1: music News, I want to tell you guys about something
Speaker 1: that's going on Saturday that's kind of near and dear
Speaker 1: to my heart, and we'll play a little music to
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Speaker 2: That's next here on the Eagle