Former associates said Graziano objectified women, discussing them in tasteless, sexualized terms.
“He would talk in the writers’ room about how he might hit on women and how he would do it,” said a male writer who worked with the showrunner. lat.ms/3Y4Eaxv
“He would talk in the writers’ room about how he might hit on women and how he would do it,” said a male writer who worked with the showrunner. lat.ms/3Y4Eaxv
The writer said Graziano used to run a line he’d use on women in bars in front of both sexes in the room, saying that “because we’re all just animals, one of the biggest indicators of sexual compatibility is actual smell.” lat.ms/3Y4Eaxv
Graziano then would demonstrate his technique, asking a woman to breathe in his scent and then offering to let her reciprocate.
“There was definitely a blurring of what’s appropriate and what was not at work,” the writer said. lat.ms/3Y4Eaxv
“There was definitely a blurring of what’s appropriate and what was not at work,” the writer said. lat.ms/3Y4Eaxv
“When Mr. Graziano spoke about women’s bodies, their appearance, sexuality, race and other sensitive topics, it was always in the context of creating a storyline, imagining characters and writing dialogue with the other writers,” his spokesperson said. lat.ms/3Y4Eaxv
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