Rose sprak afgelopen maand tijdens een event van Cinespia over Hollywood, sexism en vrijheid. Dit was vlak voor de screening van haar film ‘Scream’!

It was the tweet heard ‘round Hollywood.

Last June, the beautiful actress Rose McGowan—best remembered as HBIC Courtney from the 1999 teen film Jawbreaker; the supernatural Paige Matthews from five seasons of Charmed; the sultry Pam from Tarantino’s Grindhouse; or maybe even as the one-time fiancée to Marilyn Manson—got annoyed.

She had received a casting call notice requesting that actresses wear form-fitting clothes that emphasized their cleavage: “push-up bras encouraged.” She tweeted it, along with this: “Casting note that came w/script I got today. For real. name of male star rhymes with Madam Panhandler hahahaha I die.” It was an Adam Sandler movie. Shortly afterward, her agent fired her.

To some, she may be an unlikely candidate for fighting misogyny in the entertainment industry—a famed 2007 Rolling Stone cover (one of her many magazine covers) has her and Rosario Dawson wearing the kind of outfits that would have guaranteed them top billing in that Adam Sandler movie. But she said she grew up with an activist father, so her passion for social justice shouldn’t be much of a shock. And smart career move? Just maybe. That attention-grabbing tweet came right before the New York City premiere of the first film she directed, Dawn.

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Rose is ontslagen door haar casting agent na haar twee over de notitie die bij een casting erbij zat. Rose laat weten er niet mee te zitten en Adam Sandler niet persoonlijk wilde aanvallen, ze was meer beledigd door de seksistische notitie die erbij zat. En mensen laten hoe het soms aan toe gaan in Hollywood, en dan sommige dingen normaal gevonden worden die dat eigenlijk niet zijn.

Rose McGowan was fired by her agent after she publicly called out a sexist Adam Sandler casting call on her social media.

“I just got fired by my wussy acting agent because I spoke up about the bullshit in Hollywood. Hahaha. #douchebags #awesome #BRINGIT” the 41-year-old actress wrote on Twitter.

The casting call asked for women to have cleavage and push up bras were encouraged.

“I’m not trying to vilify Adam Sander,” Rose clarified to EW. “I was offended by the stupidity more than anything. I was offended by the fact that went through so many people’s hands and nobody red flagged it. This is normal to so many people. It was probably even a girl that had to type it up. It’s institutionally okay.”

Rose tweette vandaag over een notitie die bij een castingoproep zou zijn meeplaatst. Hierin werden de actrice die auditie gingen doen voor de vrouwelijk rol geadviseerd om stak zittende kleding te dragen met een décolleté, het zou om een film gaan waarin Adam Sandler de mannelijk hoofdrol zou spelen.

Rose McGowan took to Twitter Wednesday to laugh at a casting note she received with a questionable set of instructions for the audition.

The actress-director, 41, shared a screen grab of the note, which advised those reading for the female role to show off cleavage and wear tight clothing. And she wasn’t shy about hinting at the male actor involved in the film, though she put a creative spin on the shout-out.

“Name of male star rhymes with Madam Panhandler,” the former Charmed star wrote in her Tweet, adding, “hahahaha I die.” (McGowan has not clarified whether she was referring to actor Adam Sandler.)

While Sandler, 48, hasn’t directly responded to McGowan’s comments, a source close to his production company, Happy Madison, tells PEOPLE, “They [Sandler and his team] were not aware the casting director sent this note out. They felt it was completely inappropriate and have made sure that it has not been sent out again.”