Adam Driver Responds to Claims of Toxic Behavior on the Set of ‘Girls’
Actor Adam Driver attended the Cannes Film Festival to premiere the crime thriller “Paper Tiger.” During a press conference, he was questioned regarding allegations of toxic behavior while filming the series “Girls.”
Previously, the show’s creator, Lena Dunham, released a memoir titled Famesick. In the book, she claimed that Driver frequently shouted on set, threw furniture, and even punched a hole through his trailer wall.
I’ll save all my comments for my own book,
— Driver remarked during the press event. “Girls” aired on HBO from 2012 to 2017, with Dunham serving as the showrunner and starring alongside Driver.
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