Weinstein's Denial: A Monster or a Man?

On April 5th, Harvey Weinstein, the 74-year-old convicted sex offender, spends 23 hours a day locked in a grim cell at New York's.

Riker's island prison, despite facing rape and assault charges from over 80 women, he insists he's no monster and deserves better treatment for his past contributions to Hollywood.

He flat out denies ever sexually assaulting anyone, emitting only to being pushy or seductive.

Weinstein points fingers at accusers like Rosanna Arquette, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Angelina Jolie, claiming they exaggerated stories to join the Me Too, wave and climb the ladder.

Arquette fired back hard, standing firm that her account never changed.

Meanwhile, Weinstein's bad blood runs deep with his brother Bob, his old Miramax partner.

They build hits like Pope Fiction, but now blame each other.

For tanking the company, he's serving a 23-year sentence in New York on top of 16 years in California, cut off from his ex-wife to Regina Chapman and even some.

Kids who change their names, still, he wallows in what he sees as unfair isolation.

In the end, Weinstein clings to his good deeds, launching careers and shifting culture, while brushing off the ugly side that landed him here.

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