Woman tells high court incident happened when she was working in entry-level position on actor’s Brotherhood film
A young runner on a Noel Clarke film left the industry for three years after the actor followed her into the women’s toilets, pulled out a condom and propositioned her, the high court has heard.
Philippa Crabb, now a production manager, was working in an entry-level position on Brotherhood, the last of the Kidulthood trilogy, written and produced by Clarke, when he offered her a small role as a nurse.
