The silence says everything. It’s almost as if Toby Carvery were an accomplice to Brand.
this cancel culture has gotten way out of hand, fuckin woke DEI fucking pink hair
@previous (boof)
> this cancel culture has gotten way out of hand, fuckin woke DEI fucking pink hair
I happen to find it refreshing that an actual sexual predator was convicted instead of the usual “he was mean to me once on set for forgetting my lines under a high pressure shooting deadline so I felt harassed and can admit to my PTSD from a single exchange after more than a decade.”
@1,470,221 (D)
Jeepers, what bitch was that?
@previous (boof)
Google is good for what you desire.
@1,470,226 (F)
You coy motherfucker, why can't you tell me. OK, I asked the Googla: which bitch said he was mean to me once on set for forgetting my lines under a high pressure shooting deadline so I felt harassed and can admit to my PTSD from a single exchange after more than a decade
I got:
While your query describes a highly specific scenario regarding an actress opening up about a high-pressure shoot, forgetting lines, and experiencing long-term trauma or PTSD from a single set interaction, the exact quote or individual you are referencing does not map directly to a widely reported, single celebrity news event.
However, several highly publicized instances fit similar themes of actors speaking out years later about intense on-set pressure, high-stress environments, and subsequent psychological distress:
Julia Roberts & Herbert Ross (Steel Magnolias): In early 2024, Sally Field and other cast members openly discussed how director Herbert Ross intensely targeted and mistreated a young Julia Roberts on set. While Roberts herself has downplayed it over the years, the cast noted it was an incredibly harsh environment.
The Cast of Grey's Anatomy: Multiple cast and crew members have described the early seasons of the show as a highly toxic environment that caused long-term anxiety and "PTSD-like" stress due to intense production deadlines and workplace behavior.
Montgomery Clift (Judgment at Nuremberg): Historically, Clift severely struggled with line memorization on set due to past trauma and personal struggles. Director Stanley Kramer ultimately used his visible panic and real-time struggle to enhance the performance of a traumatized character.
If this was a very recent social media post, a specific interview quote from a podcast, or a lesser-known independent production, providing an exact name or the title of the project can help pin down the exact exchange you are looking for.

We at Toby Carvery have chosen to give no comment except that Mr. Brand is one of our best customers, and we hope that justice will prevail.
The boxcars won't even be needed because Americans are so enslaved now that Americans will drive themselves to the concentration camps.
@1,470,238 (Sir Carves-A-Lot !nFL78DnUTg)
> We at Toby Carvery have chosen to give no comment except that Mr. Brand is one of our best customers, and we hope that justice will prevail.
Toby Carvery will send Yorkshire puddings to Brand once he is in jail.