Julia Stiles is recalling working with Harvey Weinstein on a movie she says was “executed very poorly.” The actress appeared on a recent episode of the Films To Be Buried with Brett Goldstein podcast, where she opened up about feeling “so slimy” during reshoots for her 2000 teen rom-com Down to You .

Harvey Weinstein responded to Julia Stiles recently saying that she “felt so slimy” filming a specific scene at the now-disgraced filmmaker’s behest for the 2000 rom-com “Down to You.” On Brett Goldstein’s “Films To Be Buried With” podcast last week,

Julia Stiles said Harvey Weinstein’s involvement in her 2000s film “Down to You” is the reason she feels the movie was “executed very poorly” and that the producer, and now convicted felon, made her “so slimy.”

During reshoots on the 2000s rom-com 'Down to You,' producer Harvey Weinstein made Julia Stiles film a scene that made her feel 'so slimy.'

"I love to dance, but it was dumb," Stiles said of a scene shot for the 2000 film Some 25 years after it premiered in theaters, Julia Stiles is remembering her 2000 film Down to You as one that was "executed very poorly" — and that's due in large part to its producer,

Julia Stiles reveals her discomfort working with Harvey Weinstein on the 2000 film 'Down to You,' noting unnecessary changes that compromised the film's quality. Stiles recalled an added dance scene,

Actor Julia Stiles recently opened up about her experience working with Harvey Weinstein on the 2000 rom-com Down to You, describing it as “so slimy.” On the Films To Be Buried with Brett Goldstein podcast,

"10 Things I Hate About You" star Julia Stiles claimed Harvey Weinstein insisted on reshoots for one of her films, which she felt were "executed very poorly."

Julia recalled the then-powerful head of Miramax studios nabbing the film’s distribution rights. She said on the podcast that “because of the success of Save The Last Dance, or the success of 10 Things I Hate About You, with me dancing on the pool table, he needed to have me dancing in the film.”

Julia Stiles made the claim on the Films to Be Buried podcast, saying it was producer Harvey Weinstein who insisted on a "needed" dance scene for her 2000 rom-com with Freddie Prinze, Jr., Down to You -- with Weinstein responding to her saying it made her feel "slimy" from prison.

Julia Stiles appeared on Brett Goldstein’s “Films to Be Buried With” podcast and remembered feeling “slimy” when she was forced to perform a dance scene in the 2000 rom-com “Down to You” after Harvey Weinstein took control of the production.