""He talked about his therapy, he apologized, he owned what he said, he reflected on it. He was in the process of rehabilitation. So I just think that, unless we think there is no possibility of real rehabilitation, then we shouldn't ask people to try and do it.""
""I knew you would ask me at some point. It's so touchy. It's so hard.""
""When no other producers wanted to do the show, The New Yorker now reports that Metcalf 'threatened to quit' the company if it didn't relinquish the rights to the production.""
Laurie Metcalf has performed in two Broadway plays produced by Scott Rudin, who faced allegations of abusive behavior. She defends her choice to work with him, citing his efforts toward rehabilitation, including his public apology and acknowledgment of his past actions. Metcalf emphasizes the importance of believing in the possibility of real rehabilitation. Despite the controversy surrounding Rudin, she has starred in his productions, including 'Death of a Salesman' and 'Little Bear Ridge Road,' the latter of which faced initial rejection from Steppenwolf due to the allegations.
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