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Adam Driver on 'Famesick' Claims: 'Saving It All for My Book'
17 May
Summary
- Adam Driver addressed Lena Dunham's memoir claims at Cannes.
- Dunham alleged Driver was verbally aggressive and threw a chair.
- Driver responded cryptically, stating he is saving his comments for his book.
Adam Driver, known for major film roles, began his career on Lena Dunham's HBO series "Girls." Recent attention has focused on Dunham's memoir, "Famesick," which details alleged behind-the-scenes drama. Dunham claims Driver exhibited "verbally aggressive" behavior and once "hurled a chair at the wall."
Driver was questioned about these assertions during the Cannes press conference for his latest film, "Paper Tiger." He offered a concise response: "I have no comment on any of that. I'm saving it all for my book," a statement that drew laughter.
Dunham's memoir also described moments of tension and Driver's intimidating presence, though she noted they "still felt like partners" in the show's early stages. "Paper Tiger," which premiered to acclaim at Cannes, is set in 1986 and involves a get-rich scheme gone awry, with Driver playing a former cop drawn into a violent underworld.
