In reply to Shaun.

What the fûck. Clearly your oblivious to what publicity does because this is not for the movie. This looks bad for an "Oscar" buzz movie. No publicist in their right mind would advertise their client as a rapîst for publicity. This is a PR (public relations) crisis and his team are trying everything (the wrong things like letting home speak) to clean up this problem before the release of the movie. This looks bad for the movie, the actors associated, directors and the "rapîst". They want this to go away as before Oscar season.