What Happened With Joss Whedon And Michelle Trachtenberg?

“Gossip Girl’ actress, Michelle Trachtenberg has accused “Avenger” filmmaker, Joss Whedon of gross misconduct, with claims that he was never allowed to be alone with her on set.

Joss who is a writer and director, is seen as someone who abused his powers on several occasions.

“I do not want to be forever associated with Joss Whedon. We know what he did….so I will not be making any further statements at this time. But I stand with all survivors of abuse and I’m proud of them for speaking out”, Michelle had told LA Times.

Her statement revealed that she must have suffered a form of abuse at the hands of Joss during the production of the movie “Buffy the Vampire”.

Michelle is standing in solidarity with her costars of “Buffy the Vampire” in the wake of abuse allegations against Joss.

Michelle began her career in 1988 when she made her first screen appearance at age three in a detergent commercial. Her first TV role was in the second season of the popular film ‘Law and Order’. She went on to star in popular movies including ‘gossip girl, ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’, ‘Harriet the Spy, ‘Euro Trip’, and ‘Ice Princess’.

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