Elizabeth Perkins Names James Woods During March Against Sexual Harassment

Cavan Sieczkowski
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Actress Elizabeth Perkins held a sign naming “Once Upon a Time in America” actor James Woods above the hashtag #MeToo during a rally against sexual harassment in Los Angeles this weekend.

On Sunday, Perkins marched in Hollywood as part of the Take Back The Workplace March, an event organized by comedian Tess Rafferty with the Feminist Majority Foundation, Civican and We for She.

During the march, Perkins walked with a sign bearing Woods’ name.

(Photo: Sarah Morris via Getty Images)
(Photo: Sarah Morris via Getty Images)

The meaning behind the sign is unclear. Reps for both Perkins and Woods did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Actress Amber Tamblyn had previously accused Woods of attempting to pick her up when she was 16 years old.

“You tried to make it sound innocent,” Tamblyn wrote in an open letter to the actor published by Teen Vogue. “This is something predatory men like to do, I’ve noticed. Make it sound innocent. Just a dollop of insinuation. Just a hair of persuasion. Just a pinch of suggestion.”

Tamblyn made the revelation after Woods expressed disgust over a gay relationship between a 17-year-old and 24-year-old depicted in the film “Call Me By Your Name.” In response, actor Armie Hammer, who stars in the movie, recalled Woods being romantically linked to a 20-year-old when he was 66.

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According to The Hollywood Reporter, hundreds took part in Sunday’s Take Back the Workplace March and the #MeToo Survivors’ March, led by activist Tarana Burke.

One marcher was local Fox News reporter and Harvey Weinstein accuser Lauren Sivan.

“This is 2017, and the time is ripe for a reordering of power,” Sivan said. “You will no longer keep us quiet or label us ‘gold diggers’ or ‘psychos.’ We want our daughters and sons to be able to go to a workplace and never have to take a meeting with a dude in a bathrobe. They will never have to choose to put out or keep their job.”

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Tarana Burke (center), originator of the #MeToo campaign, leads marchers.
Tarana Burke (center), originator of the #MeToo campaign, leads marchers.
Protesters hold up signs denouncing sexual misconduct.
Protesters hold up signs denouncing sexual misconduct.
Protesters hold up signs denouncing sexual misconduct.
Protesters hold up signs denouncing sexual misconduct.
A protester covered her body in messages condemning sexual assault.
A protester covered her body in messages condemning sexual assault.
Protesters hold signs as they march through Hollywood.
Protesters hold signs as they march through Hollywood.
One woman holds a sign echoing the #MeToo social media campaign. 
One woman holds a sign echoing the #MeToo social media campaign. 

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