A guy filed a bizarre sexual harassment lawsuit against Jon Peters, the dude who has bagged so many women the movie "Shampoo" was based on his life.
Jon Peters is being sued by Brian Quintana, the co-producer of Peters new movie, "Superman: Man of Steel." According to the NY Post, Quintana alleges he was "physically, sexually harassed by Peters including being groped by male individuals at Peters' behest." Qunitana continues, Peters would "wrestle and rough up [Quintana] in a sexual manner."
Now here's the rub ... so to speak. Peters isn't Quintana's first target. Quintana also went after Paris Hilton a few years back, getting a restraining order after claiming she threatened him.
No word from Peters, who has produced a string of flicks, including "Flashdance" and "Superman Returns."
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(Page 1 of 1):,,,,,Jon Peters, the dude who has bagged so many woman the movie "Shampoo" was based on his life."
The correct word would be women, not woman!
SHAMPOO was based on the hairdresser GENE SHACOVE, who passed away about 5 years ago. My mother was one of his models, but she didn't "bang" him.
All of my life it's been a "known" item that "Shampoo" was based on the life of Jay Sebring. Warren Beatty was also a client of Jay Sebring's.
I grew up in Beverly Hills during the 70s and it was common knowledge that Shampoo was based on Gene Shacove. May Jay Sebring rest in peace.
I vaguely remembering Brian Quintana suing Stephanie Powers or someone like that for the same thing years ago. Habit?
















