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Rosanna Arquette sat down at the Variety Studio at Sundance presented by AT&T to talk “Untouchable,” the new Harvey Weinstein documentary that premiered Friday at Sundance.
She says she has not heard from Weinstein whatsoever, since she spoke out against him. But she believes that she is being spied on by Weinstein.
“I haven’t heard from him, but he’s made sure that me and other women have been spied on,” she said.
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