in the middle of asking the question, jessica walter chimed in with jessica walter. didn't even have to ask the question. she chimed in. it seemed to me that she really wanted to talk about it. and it was very striking that her narrative was incredibly different than the narrative that jason bateman was putting out there. it wasn't just jason bateman. tony said we've all had our moments. what was clear from jessica walter, her perspective, this was not just a moment for her. it was clear to me, especially after the interview ended that this was not -- i don't know how much of an arrested development fan you are, we picture cast as this kind of family. everything is kind of hunky-dory. what was clear to me after the interview was that everything was not hunky-dory. in fact the next day david cross gave an interview. i want to say it was to the gothamist. elliott shock hat went up to him after and expressed how uncomfortable she was with how the interview went. i think it goes to show you the emotions are still very raw over, again as i said, harvey weinstein in many w

in that interview, jessica walter, who plays bateman's mother on the show, tearfully described an incidentd on set from jeffrey tanboar, who plays her husband on the show. he was fired from another show, "transparent," for alleged sexual harassment but has returned to "arrested development." walter says he apologized for incident and she has let it go. but during that interview, bateman defended tanboor and was seen by many as incensive to walter's pain. he put out an apology saying i was so eager to let jeffrey know he was supported in his attempt to learn, grow, and apologize, that i completely underestimated the feelings of the victim, another person i deeply love. i am incredibly embarrassed and deeply sorry. he said he listened to "the times" interview and was, quote, horrified. check out our web extras and don't forget to subscribe to the sunday sitdown podcast to hear the unedited interview with jason and many others. find it on tuned in or wherever you get your podcasts. next week, andrew garfield, who's shown he can play a superhero, a war hero, and now the lead role in an iconic

jessica walter, who plays lieu sill bluj, tearfully talked about an incident where tam boar verballylisten. >> it's a very amorphous process this sort of thing we do, making up a fake life. it's a weird thing and it is a breeding ground for atypical behavior and certain people have certain processes. >> that doesn't mean its acceptable and the point is -- >> i just realized that this conversation -- i have to let go of being angry at him. he never crossed the line on our show with any, you know, sexual whatever, verbally, yes, he harassed me yes but he did apologize. i ha to let it go. and have to give you a chance to, you know, for us to be friends again. >> absolutely. >> in the rest of the interview her male costars repeatedly jumped to tam boar's defense and downplay walter's claims. jason bateman who you heard is now tweeting an apology for underestimating walter's pain and to be clear, the sexual misconduct claims against tam boar happened on the set of his amazon series, transparent. tam boar was fired from that show. he does however deny sexually harassing his accusers. >> it