Last week, 14-year-old Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard and Disney actor Cameron Boyce made headlines for leaving the AFA talent agency after one of their agents, Tyler Grasham, was fired for allegedly sexually assaulting and harassing several young men, including filmmaker and former child star Blaise Godbe Lipman and film editor Lucas Ozarowski.
As Lipman detailed in a Facebook post as part of the #MeToo campaign, Grasham fed him alcohol when he was 18 back in 2007 before allegedly sexually assaulting him, while Ozarowski claimed he was also assaulted and harassed over text message by Grasham after the assault.
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This week, details of Grasham's misconduct has spread as yet another Hollywood actor has come forward with allegations against him. Openly gay Orphan Black star Jordan Gavaris has also come forward with details of a run-in with Grasham when he was starting out in Hollywood at the age of 21.
In his account, he says that the talent agent harassed him for declining a dinner invitation to the home of a "notorious producer" and threatened to end his career if he didn't let Grasham "protect" him. Read them, below.
\u201cAPA was well aware of Grasham's reputation, as was most of this town. https://t.co/VgCpwRyBFf\u201d— Jordan Gavaris (@Jordan Gavaris) 1508517133
\u201cWhen I was 21, Tyler Grasham repeatedly harassed me about my sexuality, and forcibly implied he could \u201cprotect me\u201d if I joined his roster...\u201d— Jordan Gavaris (@Jordan Gavaris) 1508525670
\u201cBut that if I didn't, my career may be derailed.\u201d— Jordan Gavaris (@Jordan Gavaris) 1508525697
\u201cHe later harassed me over the phone when I declined a dinner invitation to the home of a notorious producer...\u201d— Jordan Gavaris (@Jordan Gavaris) 1508525730
\u201cRepeatedly accused of sexual assault of minors. Grasham would also be present at the dinner.\u201d— Jordan Gavaris (@Jordan Gavaris) 1508525778
\u201cHe told me I was overreacting. I told him he was dangerous. My opinion has not changed. In conclusion: #metoo https://t.co/WDQPNViKfS\u201d— Jordan Gavaris (@Jordan Gavaris) 1508525865
