Megyn Kelly’s Sexual Harassment Hits The Big Screen

Megyn Kelly will be played by Charlize Theron in a big-screen movie about her sexual harassment at FOX News — recreating the "Today" host's shocking stories about being chased by pervy network prez Roger Ailes!

Hollywood is buzzing over plans to cast even more stars to play Ailes (pictured), Gretchen Carlson and Bill O’Reilly in the yet-to-be titled production — which is also expected to be a scathing take on FOX News itself. "Director Jay Roach and screenwriter Charles Randolph are both Hollywood liberals," complained one insider, "but Megyn's already given them plenty to work with!"

The National ENQUIRER had the scoop when Megyn went public over her treatment by Ailes — who died in disgrace in May 2017, just months after being accused of using newswomen as sex slaves! The $15 million-a-year star claimed in her bombshell memoir, “Settle for More,” that Ailes repeatedly tried to grab and kiss her in a nightmare that started in his Manhattan office in 2005.

There was a pattern to his behavior, the 46-year-old charged in the sensational book — saying Ailes would shut the door and begin a kind of cat-and-mouse game with Megyn. Talk would veer between legitimate career topics and obviously inappropriate sexually charged comments, said Megyn, including remarks about bras she owned and how he’d like to see her in them!

What’s more, the book reveals an ominous remark after she rejected his advances. Megyn said Ailes then asked when her contract was up for renewal. FOX News brass reportedly later paid ex-host Gretchen Carlson $20 million to settle her claim she was also harassed by Ailes — with the FOX boss finally ousted with a $40 million payoff after 20 or more women made similar claims.