'Batwoman' Crew Member Responds to Ruby Rose's Claims About Toxic Environment on Set

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More than a year after exiting Batwoman, Ruby Rose spoke out about her alleged harrowing experience on the set of The CW series — and Warner Bros. is fighting back against her claims of mistreatment.

The former Batwoman actor took aim at Scott – who played Colonel Jacob Kane on The CW show – among others from the project on her social media channels last week.“We condemn the comments made by Ruby Rose about Dougray Scott,” the studio said in a statement obtained by Deadline.They continued: “Warner Bros. has found Mr.

Warner Bros has backed Batwoman actor, Dougray Scott, after further allegations from former co-star, Ruby Rose. The studio have called Scott, who plays Batwoman’s father, a “consummate professional” and reiterated that Rose was fired from the show following “multiple complaints about workplace behaviour”.

Ruby Rose made some allegations against her former Batwoman co-star Dougray Scott, and now, Warner Bros. TV is responding in a statement.

accused him of abusing women on the show — and insisted they fired her following multiple complaints about her own behavior.Rose accused Scott, who played her on-screen father, of hurting a female stunt double, yelling “like a little b—h at women,” coming and going as he pleased on the set and abusing women.“Dougray hurt a female stunt double, he yelled like a little b—h at women and was a nightmare,” the 35-year-old Australian actress posted in an Instagram story.

Warner Bros. Television has stepped in to defend actor Dougray Scott after his Batwoman co-star Ruby Rose made further accusations via social media.

Dougray Scott doesn’t want you to believe a word Ruby Rose said about his behavior on the set of Batwoman!

Batwoman following unsafe and hostile working conditions.The actor, who has given several brief explanations for her sudden exit from The CW in May 2020, had taken to social media today (October 20) to “come for” The CW, tagging Batwoman showrunner Caroline Dries, and producers Sarah Schechter and Greg Berlanti specifically.“I’m going to tell the whole world what really happend [sic] on that set,” Rose wrote on her Instagram story.

Ruby Rose is opening up about her time as . Rose took to her Instagram late Tuesday night to call out the CW series and share why she says she left the show after just one season.«Enough is enough,» Rose said, calling out showrunner Caroline Dries and Berlanti Productions' Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter in a series of Instagram Story posts where she made a list of allegations against many involved in the making of the show.

Earlier today, Australian actor Ruby Rose took to Instagram stories to make multiple claims of a toxic and unsafe work environment on the set of The CW series “Batwoman,” which is mainly shot in Vancouver and led the star to leave the DC Comics series. The social media posts were aimed at folks such as ‘Batwoman’ showrunner Caroline Dries, executive producers Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter, and the executives at The CW.

Looks like Ruby Rose finally has more to say about her short stint on Batwoman — and none of it is good!

A post shared by Matilda Ramsay (@tillyramsay)"This isn't the first and definitely won't be the last comment made about my appearance and I accept that," she continued.

Warner Bros. TV, the company behind The CW’s Batwoman, is responding to Ruby Rose‘s litany of allegations made overnight about her time working on the show.