Harvey Weinstein says he was duped into guaranteeing $45M loan, sues brother and other movie execs

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A former movie mogul claims he and a producer cheated on him. He is in custody awaiting a new trial for sex crimes.

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The convicted sex offender and Hollywood producer Weinstein sue his brother and co-founder of the insolvent Weinstein Company. It's about a million-dollar loan. In court, the producer shows himself fragile and insists on an early trial.

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Harvey Weinstein says he was duped into guaranteeing $45M loan, sues brother and other execs

Jailed and disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein is suing his brother and other executives at their now-defunct film company.

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Harvey Weinstein sues his brother Bob

Previously one of the most powerful men in Hollywood, Harvey Weinstein's fall from grace following the #MeToo movement left his personal and professional life in tatters. Now he's suing his younger brother Bob.

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Harvey Weinstein Sues Brother, Says He Was Duped Into Guaranteeing $45M Loan

Harvey Weinstein My Brother Screwed Me … Left Me Holding Bag On $45M Loan!!! Published February 14, 2025 5:09 PM PST Family drama with Harvey Weinstein … he’s suing his own brother from jail, claiming his sibling tricked him into guaranteeing a $45 million loan and then left him holding the bag. Harvey filed a lawsuit Thursday against his brother, Bob Weinstein, and Hollywood executive David Glasser … a former executive at Weinstein’s now-def…

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Harvey Weinstein says he was duped into guaranteeing US$45M loan, sues brother and other movie execs

Jailed and disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein alleges in a new lawsuit that his brother, Bob Weinstein, and other executives at their now-defunct film company duped him into guaranteeing a $45 million loan in 2016, but diverted funds for their own personal use while setting the stage for his downfall.