Jon Peters is best known for producing ’80s blockbusters like Batman and Flashdance with Peter Guber, demanding giant mechanical spiders in his films, and fielding sexual harassment cases from men and women alike. But if he gets his way, Peters will soon be known as “a Hollywood legend for seduction as much as production.”
In the proposal for Studio Head, an upcoming memoir Harper-Collins paid $700,000 for, Peters reportedly discusses his experiences with such stars as Barbra Streisand, Pamela Anderson, Salma Hayek, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Sharon Stone (“a cyclone sexually”). He even describes Streisand’s romantic sessions with her leading men, as well as her “molestation” by longtime producer Ray Stark. Imagine what he’s not telling us.
If this sounds like the desperate last act of a man who needs cash fast, you’re probably right. While Peters rise from Streisand’s hairdresser to co-chairman of Sony Pictures made him a Hollywood legend, he’s only brought two films to the screen in the last decade, Ali and Superman Returns. With his financial woes, one can see why he’s willing to spill on anyone unfortunate enough to have slept with him.
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