Academy Award-winning actress, Susan Sarandon, has recently revealed a dreadful audition experience that she had encountered in the past where she was sexually assaulted.

In an interview for Elle magazine, the "Dead Man Walking" actress stated that the disgusting experience happened during the early times of her acting career.

"I just went into a room, and a guy practically threw me on the desk," Sarandon shared. "It was my early days in New York and it was really disgusting. It wasn't like I gave it a second though, it was so badly done. It was not successful, for either of us," Sarandon further revealed.

However, the 66-year-old actress did not divulge further details about the assault during the audition. Without a doubt, it was an unforgettable memory for Susan Sarandon.

On the other hand, Susan Sarandon openly talked about her relationship with non-showbiz younger boyfriend Jonathan Bricklin. In the Elle magazine interview, Susan Sarandon even corrected the reported age of her significant other by confirming that Bricklin is already 35 years old and not 33.

"People make him out to be much younger than he is and me older," Sarandon said. The actress began dating Jonathan Bricklin after ending her relationship of 23 years with actor Tim Robbins back in 2009. The separated couple has two children.

According to Heraldsun.com, Susan Sarandon's relationship with Bricklin just came out in public last March of this year. In another interview for People magazine, Sarandon admitted that they were indeed an item. However, the actress claimed that dating is not the best word to describe their relationship.

"Dating is such a stupid word. You can say we are collaborating in a lot of different areas," Sarandon said.

Susan Sarandon and Jonathan Bricklin are also business partners in a ping-pong club.

Do you remember that scene in which a seductive Susan Sarandon was attracted to Jude Law's character in the movie "Alfie?"

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