Kevin Kostner is released by a shocking proof of the attack lawsuit

Kevin Costner He chose to resist against the allegations that Devin Labella made.

I remember that the performance performed a few months ago, when the 69-year-old was accused of directing an unlimited rape scene during the filming of “Horizon: A American Saga-Chapter 2.”

To survey his name, the director released explosive photos proving that Labella was comfortable with photographing the scenes, unlike her claims.

On August 19, Kostner filed a lawsuit, as it returned to a lawsuit against Labila, which accused him of organizing an unsafe “rape” scene.

In the court files, the director shared pictures behind the scenes that he claims to appear to appear to be smiling and appears “comfortable” on the group.

Pictures, which have been obtained before Daily MailIt was taken during the training of the staff and the crew on a scene that included Labella, who doubled the character of actress Ella Hunt, Juliet.

Kostner argued that the scene was aiming to prepare a Juliet attack inside a vehicle, but confirmed that the attack itself did not appear on the screen.

According to the file, the moment was carefully banned with no simulation, sex or physical communication. Costner insisted that the shooting was dealt with professionally, and rejected Labella’s allegations of misconduct.

The explosive pictures showed the trick player wearing a full uniform, with bike shorts under a long dress, as she was located next to the actor Roger Evens in a vehicle while filming.

Yellowston actor stated that Labella agreed to prevent or design dances and was never pressed to participate. He claimed that the photos reveal that they did not appear “uncomfortable or in distress” during the group.

Kostner also explained that the purpose of the scene was limited, as he described it as a “pickup snapshot” designed only to manually show clouds in the hem of the personal dress.

He said: “The simple act of moving the dress hem from the ankle to the knee created a moment of absolute clarity of the public to accommodate what will happen outside the screen.”

Kostner also insisted, “There will be no simulation rape, simulation, grumbling, violent restraint, nudity, or any physical.”

He added that all of his memories and images from behind the scenes made it clear that the privacy of Labella was not at risk and that “he has no reason to believe that she was upset in any way.”

The Hollywood icon continued to defend itself, indicating that the moment concerned was never designed to be frank or exploitative, but rather suggested the period before an attack that would not be shown on the screen.

He stressed that the snapshot was carefully designed, which does not involve anything more than an actor raising the dressing of the dress to hint to what the audience was supposed to understand without actually witnessing it.

Costner confirmed that there was no violent gender, nudity, or physical. He indicated that he had no reason to believe that Labila is uncomfortable during filming.

“I never heard that Devin claimed that he was annoyed by anything that happened on that day until months after the main photography of the image ended when I learned that she kept a lawyer,” he said.

The legal epic began between Labella and Kostner in May 2025 when the first filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles, claiming that it was forced to perform an unwritten violent rape scene.

According to her file, the scene arose after actress Ella Hunt refused to participate, and Labella was brought as a standing position. She claimed that she was directed to lie on the ground while a male representative simulated rape, all without prior warning or intimate relationship coordinator.

The lawsuit requested financial damage as well as policy changes to the group.