Bo Derek’s ‘Sexual Harassment’ Over Lesbian Scenes

Bo Derek wrecked her career over refusing to do a lesbian sex scene — 21 years before Salma Hayek accused powerful producer Harvey Weinstein of using his clout to get her in bed with a woman!

The disgraced Hollywood mogul has denied Salma's shocking claims over how he pressured her to add a girl/girl sex scene in her 2002 biopic "Frida." Salma, however, wrote in the New York Times that she had a "nervous breakdown" after agreeing to get naked onscreen for the film's producer. That was decades after Bo took on creepy Warner Bros. executives over a similar sleazy move!

The gorgeous "10" beauty had just starred in the hit comedy "Tommy Boy" when she signed with WarnerVision to film "Crazy." The project was originally "a very nice, tasteful video" said Bo's attorney — before the bosses signed on the star and turned the script into a tale of "raging, uninhibited nymphomania!"

Bo refused to shoot the new script, which included a lesbian encounter on a beach. Another scene had her watching other women in girl/girl action. She was also now asked to portray a dominatrix , and strip for her lover before the two would "indulge each other further."

Bo refused to shoot the new script, which included a lesbian encounter on a beach. Another scene had her watching other women in girl/girl action. She was also now asked to portray a dominatrix , and strip for her lover before the two would "indulge each other further."

Despite having done five five Playboy pictorials and sexy scenes in films like "Tarzan," Bo drew the line at shooting the revamped "Crazy" script. "I found it completely offensive," she stormed. "Everything was kinky and had to do with some kind of sexual deviation."

WarnerVision responded with a lawsuit accusing her of running off with a $250,000 advance. But in a bombshell twist, the studio abruptly dropped their suit, fired several executives, and declared that the company owed Bo an apology.

An unforgiving Bo declared that she could have still sued for sexual harassment for "having to listen to all these lewd suggestions." Hollywood, however, still had its revenge. Bo quickly found herself a pariah in the industry.

The star went back to work in small television roles, and recently showed up in 2015's "Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!" in a role as Tara Reid's mother. The actress still keeps working though — and even found a lasting Hollywood love with her longtime boyfriend John Corbett.