Julia Stiles is recalling working with Harvey Weinstein on a movie she says was “executed very poorly.” The actress appeared on a recent episode of the Films To Be Buried with Brett Goldstein podcast, where she opened up about feeling “so slimy” during reshoots for her 2000 teen rom-com Down to You .

Julia Stiles said Harvey Weinstein’s involvement in her 2000s film “Down to You” is the reason she feels the movie was “executed very poorly” and that the producer, and now convicted felon, made her “so slimy.”

Julia Stiles revealed she felt "slimy" about one memorable scene in her and Freddie Prinze Jr‘s romantic-comedy Down to You. "Harvey Weinstein got his hands on [the movie] and decided to capitalize on [a] trend and it just became dumb,

Stiles added that her roles in the 2001 film Save the Last Dance and 1999's 10 Things I Hate About You (in which she memorably danced on top of a pool table) meant that Weinstein wanted the actress to dance in Down to You — with those scenes filmed in re-shoots.

Julia Stiles appeared on Brett Goldstein’s “Films to Be Buried With” podcast and remembered feeling “slimy” when she was forced to perform a dance scene in the 2000 rom-com “Down to You” after Harvey Weinstein took control of the production.

Stiles, 43, worked with Weinstein on the 2000 romantic comedy, Down to You. Written and directed by Kris Isaacson, the film also co-starred Freddie Prinze Jr. But the 10 Things I

Julia Stiles has revealed she felt "so slimy" after Harvey Weinstein made changes to one of her movies. The Mona Lisa Smile star shared her true feelings about the movie producer's choices, in an interview with Brett Goldstein for his Films To Be Buried With podcast.