Actor and producer Steven Seagal has denied an allegation of sexual assault at a film rehearsal in Sofia in 2002, made against him by Bond girl Rachel Grant.

Seagal’s lawyers also deny another allegation by the actress that he attempted to indecently* expose* himself.

The British actress later lost her job on the film, “Out for a Kill.”

Grant, speaking exclusively to the BBC, said: “I want to share what happened to me, so people will hear it and others might come forward.”

These claims follow other allegations made against the Hollywood actor, some of which he has denied.

Lawyers for Seagal say that he unequivocally* denies Grant’s allegations in their entirety: “Our client denies having such contact with Grant and further vehemently* denies any alleged assault at all, in particular, the alleged assault occurring in Sofia, Bulgaria in 2002.”

At the weekend, CBS News reported that the Los Angeles Police Department was investigating a separate sexual assault claim against the actor.

The 65-year-old, who was given Russian citizenship by President Vladimir Putin in 2016, is best known for his action roles in the 1980s and 1990s, including the “Under Siege” films.

(SD-Agencies)