Former action hero Steven Seagal is facing accusations from an unidentified Hollywood executive regarding alleged s**ual harassment during the filming of his 1991 movie, “Out for Justice,” as per a report by Page Six released on Friday.

The executive, who was reportedly a young actress at that time, claimed that Seagal enticed her into his trailer under the pretext of a “costume change.”

Subsequently, he made inappropriate advances over the phone, asking her, “Are you not comfortable sitting on my face for an hour?”

These claims add to the mounting allegations of s**ual misconduct against prominent figures in the entertainment industry, including Kevin Spacey and former powerhouse producer Harvey Weinstein.

This isn’t the first instance where Seagal has faced accusations of unprofessional behavior, according to the report.

The woman asserts that Seagal, who was married during the period, would frequently show interest in new actresses.

She recounted an incident where she was escorted by a wardrobe assistant to Seagal’s personal trailer and instructed to wear a corset.

Upon entering, Seagal attempted to intrude, insisting on seeing her attire despite her objections.

She expressed discomfort and called out for the wardrobe assistant.

Seagal disregarded her protests, commenting, “It’s OK, I like nice girls, too,” while wearing a smirk.

According to the actress, she reminded Seagal about his marital status, to which he dismissively responded, “Ah, you are no fun.”

Following this encounter, she worked for a brief period before being released from the project.

She believed that complying with his advances would have secured her a more significant role, stating, “If I’d agreed to go to the