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Director Jonas Pate Accused of Assaulting Female PA on ‘Outer Banks’ Set

Director Jonas Pate, known for his work on the popular Netflix series “Outer Banks,” faces serious allegations of assaulting a female production assistant. The incident reportedly took place on set, where he allegedly grabbed and shook her while yelling in her face.

Witness Accounts of the Incident

Chase Stokes, a lead actor in “Outer Banks,” witnessed the confrontation and intervened to protect the assistant. Stokes was not alone, as fellow cast member Madelyn Cline also stepped in to help defuse the situation. Their actions highlight the importance of supporting colleagues in challenging environments.

Current Production Status of “Outer Banks”

The fourth and final season of “Outer Banks” is ongoing, with filming taking place in Dubrovnik, Croatia. The series, which debuted in 2020, follows a group of teenagers in North Carolina navigating friendships, love, and social divides while seeking answers about a missing father figure.

Cast and Crew Details

  • Jonas Pate – Co-creator and Director
  • Chase Stokes – Lead Actor
  • Madelyn Cline – Lead Actress
  • Additional Cast: Madison Bailey, Jonathan Daviss, Drew Starkey, Carlacia Grant, Austin North, Fiona Palomo, J. Anthony Crane, Cullen Moss

Background on Jonas Pate

Jonas Pate has a significant background in television and film. He co-created “Outer Banks” alongside his twin brother, Josh Pate, and collaborator Shannon Burke. Pate has also worked on other notable projects, including “Surface,” “Friday Night Lights,” and “New Amsterdam.” His career began with the 1996 thriller “The Grave.”

Response from Netflix

As of now, representatives from Netflix have not commented on the allegations against Pate. The incident raises concerns about workplace conduct in the entertainment industry and the responsibilities of directors in maintaining a respectful environment.

The story has garnered attention, first reported by TMZ, indicating the seriousness of these claims and their implications for future productions.

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