As the star and key power player on House of Cards, Robin Wright had to face one of Hollywood’s biggest scandals. She tells Chris Harvey how what she’d learnt from two divorces and her own MeToo moment helped her deal with the fallout.
'I started to become a woman at 40' Robin Wright on divorce, remarriage and dealing with Hollywood creeps
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I expect you’re wondering what happened. Why it ended with me not finding my pen friend attractive (which I’m sure happens 99 times out of 100 when women dip their toes in online dating), musing why he didn’t wear a jacket, implying he was ‘small and dry’… and then nothing. Yes, most men will have felt humiliated, but rejection is always hard. I didn’t flirt or make false promises. He had every right to be upset, but not abusive.