Harvey Weinstein had an army of agents, journalists, private investigators, film executives, assistants, and lawyers in and around Hollywood help him cover up decades of alleged sexual misconduct, according to a bombshell report on Tuesday.

The New York Times ran a lengthy investigative report which included interviews with 200 people who revealed the extent to which the disgraced movie mogul used 'fear, intimidation, psychological and emotional abuse' to keep his behavior under wraps.

According to the Times, Weinstein would use a number of tactics to silence potential accusers, including bribery, intimidation, threatening to spread damaging information, and threatening to destroy careers.