Pressure is growing on one of Hollywood's leading men to answer accusations of predatory sexual misbehaviour.
Five women say Oscar winner Dustin Hoffman touched and abused them - and three of them have appeared on a US television network to name and shame him.
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"As hard as it is, I think that I wanted to choose truth over shame," said Thomas, who claims that Hoffman exposed himself to her when she was 16.
Rossetter described a feeling of relief in finally telling her story.
"I've been lying for 34 years," she said. "People go, 'How is it to work with Dustin?' and I tell the half-truth, which is, as an actor working with him, I owe him everything.
"I learned so much, and then I would stop and there would always be a knot in my stomach about what the real truth was, which is he was abusive and he was a bully."
Hoffman, 80, has yet to respond, although his lawyer has dismissed the allegations as "defamatory falsehoods".
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