Video Shows Richard Dreyfuss Trying on 5 Dresses Before Anti-Trans Rant

Richard Dreyfuss‘ transphobic rant was seemingly premeditated — ‘trigger the man was at a retailer proper earlier than he hit the stage and was making an attempt on clothes … and we bought the video.

TMZ has obtained surveillance footage from the tip of Might … displaying Richard being helped by numerous staffers at Worthy Woman Consignment in Beverly, MA — the place he later bought onstage and made numerous controversial remarks, together with in opposition to trans of us.

As you may see — the staff are seen serving to the Oscar winner as he tries on 5 completely different appears … smiling and laughing with these within the retailer earlier than lastly choosing one.

We’re informed Richard ended up staying on the consignment store for about half-hour, ultimately deciding on the floral blue gown he wore onstage — which our sources say is from the plus-size model Torrid and value $20.99.

As we beforehand reported … the actor then made a controversial appearance on the Cabot Theater later Saturday night … the place he stepped out within the gown in query earlier than going off on a tirade in regards to the trans neighborhood — amongst different inflammatory remarks.

Now, Worthy Woman Consignment is significantly pissed off … with an worker telling us that the actor’s rant insulted their important clientele — the LGBTQ+ neighborhood, which they’re shocked by.

The worker provides they thought RD was only a cute, little previous man making an attempt on clothes — they usually by no means may’ve identified he deliberate on any of that.

It is fascinating … of all of the shops in Beverly, Richard chosen Worthy Woman Consignment … because the enterprise makes it clear they’re pro-LGBTQ+ by hanging a Delight flag on its storefront.

Whether or not or not Richard realized the irony on the time stays unclear. Anyway, we’re informed the shop is capitalizing on this controversy for a great trigger, designing a Delight shirt referencing the incident — with proceeds going to the North Shore Alliance for GLBTQ+ Youth.