Marilyn Manson
New allegations from "Game of Thrones" star Esmé Bianco
Esmé Bianco played the prostitute Ros in "Game of Thrones".
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Another woman accuses Marilyn Manson of abusing her. "Game of Thrones" Esmé Bianco calls him a "monster".
Esmé Bianco, 38, best known for her role in Game of Thrones, is the next woman Marilyn Manson, 52, to accuse of abuse. The actress describes the shock rocker to "The Cut" as "a monster that almost destroyed me and almost destroyed many women". She accuses him of physical abuse, torture and control, and calls him a "repeat offender".
Bianco spoke up on allegations made by several other women alleging abuse by Manson. Last week, actress Evan Rachel Wood, 33, went public and accused her ex-partner of domestic violence and rape. He drugged, handcuffed and physically injured her.
The abuse started during a video shoot
According to her own statements, Esmé Bianco was a big fan of Marilyn Manson as a teenager. In 2005 she met the musician through his then fiancée Dita Von Teese (48), whose British counterpart Bianco is considered. In 2009 she starred in his music video "I Want to Kill You Like They Do in the Movies".
In the music video, Bianco, then 26 years old, plays a victim of Manson and he kidnaps her. But apparently the musician did not give up his role behind the cameras. He is said to have tied her with zip ties, whipped her and used an electric sex toy, which Evan Rachel Wood also describes as a "torture tool" in her allegations. During the three-day video shoot, she is said to have only worn underwear, barely slept and received no food.
After that, the British and American are said to have had a long-distance relationship for some time, until Bianco finally moved into his apartment in West Hollywood for two months. Over the next few months, a kind of Stockholm Syndrome developed and she felt like a prisoner, explains the actress. She reached her pain limit after Manson chased her through his apartment with an ax in 2011. "He's not a misunderstood artist. He deserves to be behind bars for the rest of his life," said Bianco.