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Julia Ormond Looks for Court Order to Arrest Michael Ovitz

Actress Julia Ormond seeks legal action after Michael Ovitz walks out of Epstein-linked deposition

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📍 Where it landed

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in coverage. No further updates on legal action or resolution were reported.

Epilogue added 59d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

Coverage emphasizes Ovitz’s explosive reaction—described as a walkout or refusal to cooperate—when questioned about Epstein. Outlets including *TheWrap*, *Variety*, and *The Hollywood Reporter* report the deposition took place in Los Angeles, with Ormond’s legal team citing Ovitz’s behavior as grounds for potential contempt of court.

The CAA has not issued a public statement on Ovitz’s departure. Watch for Ormond’s legal next steps, including whether the court grants her request for an arrest warrant or other enforcement measures.

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Why is Julia Ormond seeking Ovitz’s arrest?

Ormond’s legal team is pursuing a court order after Ovitz walked out of a deposition where he was asked about Jeffrey Epstein, refusing to cooperate. His abrupt departure is being treated as potential contempt of court.

Did Ovitz admit any involvement with Jeffrey Epstein?

Coverage does not specify any admissions. Ovitz reportedly stormed out or refused to discuss Epstein when questioned during the deposition.

Has the CAA commented on Ovitz’s departure?

The CAA has not issued a public statement regarding Ovitz’s abrupt leave or the deposition incident as of now.

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