Amanda White Sues Casey Affleck For Sexual Harassment

Actor/filmmaker Casey Affleck is being sued by Amanda White, a female producer who claims he sexually harassed her during the filming of his upcoming Joaquin Phoenix documentary I'm Still Here.

Amanda White alleges that Affleck made "uninvited and unwelcome sexual advances" and she was denied her $50,000 producer fee after she refused to spend the night in a hotel room with him.

"On one occasion, Affleck instructed a crew member to take off his pants in order to show [White] his penis, even after [White] objected," the suit alleges. "Affleck repeatedly referred to women as 'cows;' he discussed his sexual exploits and those of other celebrities that he allegedly witnessed; and asked [White], after learning her age, 'Isn't it about time you get pregnant?'"

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In another alleged incident, Affleck arranged for a shoot in his suite at the Palazzo Hotel in Las Vegas, where White and a female cinematographer, Magdalena Gorka discovered that Affleck had "procured the services of several prostitutes, including male transvestites." She charges that the prostitutes were "for his personal gratification and .... [had] nothing to do with the purpose of the project."

The 19-page lawsuit, filed in an L.A. court Friday, demands at least $2 million.

Affleck, 34, is married to Joaquin's sister, actress Summer Phoenix (photo above), with whom he has two sons: Indiana, 6, and Atticus, 2.