I hope that he has grown as Bjork herself believes. From her initial statement: “i was the first one that stood up to him and didn’t let him get away with it and in my opinion he had a more fair and meaningful relationship with his actresses after my confrontation so there is hope”.

To add to the bomb story. He sent her a bomb and killed himself when he assumed it would be opened so they could die together. It’s a really fucked up story and very understandably upset her for a while.

Agreed. I remember at the time people making a fuss like she was in the wrong, which is part of the bullshit meta-narrative that she is “crazy”.

She kicked the shit out of a reporter for shoving a microphone in her infant son’s face in an airport.

She made a quite long and somewhat difficult art film with Matthew Barney. And while it’s a film and she was an actress in it technically it wasn’t so much a showcase of her acting skills like Dancer in the Dark. There’s an entire full length traditional tea ceremony in it and at one point all her skin breaks off and…

There was a comment on another article about how “emotionally fragile” Björk is. She’s not. Emotional? Yes. Fragile? No. She’s never been afraid to stick up for herself. The fact that she put up with all this shit just for this film shows you how tough she is. And she did in fact stick up for herself on set, but Trier…

She made another one with her husband at that time.

Exactly. And you have to wonder if Roseanna feared not only the repercussions against her, but if he would lash out against her entire family.

Paltrow & Jolie are from Hollywood families. If Blythe Danner’s daughter and John Voight’s daughter didn’t feel comfortable speaking up for fear of repercussions, what does that tell you about the level of power Harvey Weinstein had over the entertainment industry? I hope this illustrates for people how deep this…