Grease actor Eddie Deezen is dropped by his manager who slams him as 'immoral and sexist' after the star was accused of being a 'creep' and harassing a waitress
- The waitress, Kara Lashbaugh, recently took to Twitter on July 21, and blasted Deezen, referring to his since-deleted Facebook post
- In the post, Deezen described her as a 'sweet and innocent waitress' in the opening lines, and a 'wh**e' in the following sentence
- Deezen's public relations manager, Steve Joiner, said on Friday that he dropped Deezen, 64, as a client and would be 'terminating all future dealings with him'
- Joiner's comments came as photos of Deezen with a slew of different waitresses and workers at restaurants including McDonald's also started to surface
- Deezen posted a letter to his Facebook account on Friday apologizing for his previous posts and his 'objectification' of the waitress Kara Lashbaugh
- It had turned into an escalating war of words as she took to Twitter to write: 'Eddie Deezen is a f***ing CREEP who comes into my work at least once a week'
- In response to the accusations, Deezen had previously refuted the claims and justified his behavior while accusing Lashbaugh and her friends of bullying him He is best known for playing the nerd Eugene Felsnic in the original Grease (1978) film and Grease 2 (1982)

Heated dispute! Actor and comedian Eddie Deezen, 64, is accused of harassing a waitress from a local restaurant in his hometown of Cumberland, Maryland; he's pictured in Nov. 2004
Grease actor Eddie Deezen has been dropped by his public relations manager who slammed him as 'immoral and sexist' after the star was accused of being a 'creep' and harassing a waitress.
The manager, Steve Joiner, told Fox News on Friday that he dropped Deezen, 64, as a client and would be 'terminating all future dealings with him' amid the scandal.
The scandal started when Deezen was accused of harassing a waitress from a local restaurant in his hometown of Cumberland, Maryland. And now, the dispute has turned into an escalating war of words on social media.
Joiner's comments came as photos of Deezen with a slew of different waitresses and workers at restaurants including McDonald's and The Smoothie Grille also started to surface.
'It's creepy what he did. It's very creepy. It's very wrong,' Joiner said.
'I think it's immoral. I think it's sexist and it's unconscionable. All this young lady is trying to do is work support herself, and the last thing she needs is a grown man in his 60s doing something like that.'
In a since-deleted Facebook post, Deezen insulted waitress Kara Lashbaugh's appearance and called her an 'attention wh**re' after she did not wear 'long fake eyelashes' to her job - seemingly at a seafood joint called the Crabby Pig.

The manager, Steve Joiner, left, said he dropped Deezen, 64, as a client

Joiner called Deezen's post 'creepy' and 'predatorial' and said he would be 'terminating all future dealings with him' amid the scandal

Joiner's comments came as photos of Deezen with a slew of different waitresses and workers at restaurants including The Smoothie Grille, pictured, started to surface

In another photo, Deezen posed with workers at a McDonald's fast food restaurant

In 2019, he posted a picture with three young 'beautiful girls' who he had met at breakfast and wrote in the caption: 'I'LL POSE WITH PRETTY GIRLS ANY DAY OF THE WEEK'

In a since-deleted Facebook post, Deezen insulted waitress Kara Lashbaugh's appearance at her job - seemingly at a seafood joint called the Crabby Pig

The Crabby Pig Cumberland posted about the scandal on Facebook

Rachel Crawford, the daughter of the owner of the restaurant, posted that Deezen had been banned from eating at the seafood joint
Joiner told Fox News: 'I don't agree with [Deezen's post]. I don't condone it, and I can't handle him anymore. This sort of behavior is predatorial, in my opinion. I'm terminating all future dealings with him.'
In a post made to Facebook, a woman named Rachel Crawford claiming to be the daughter of the owner of the Crabby Pig restaurant had posted that Deezen had been banned from the seafood joint.
'I have read, reviewed and took a couple of hours to think on this. I am here to inform you that your business is no longer welcome at the Crabby Pig,' Crawford wrote in the post on Tuesday.
'Our servers are not there to fulfill your sexual fetishes. Our jobs are to solely serve food and make sure we give great service.'
Crawford, while apparently sharing Deezen's original controversial post, called it 'quite disturbing.'
'Being stuck between “how much more can I take to get a tip” and “I’m not serving them” sometimes is a very hard decision,' Crawford said.
'That being said, tipping a waitress should not be how she presents herself. Tipping should be solely on the service they give. And again if it isn’t clear I will remind you that your business is no longer welcome at the Crabby Pig.'
The Crabby Pig said in its own Facebook post on Thursday: 'We are proud of our menu, proud of our service and even prouder of our people. That's why we expect - no, actually, we insist - that our customers treat them with the same respect those customers receive.'
Lashbaugh most recently took to Twitter on Tuesday when she indicated that she has received 'hate messages' for coming forward about her harassment after Joiner's post kicked off the scandal.
'I told the truth about something that happened to me and now the entire tri state area is either making memes about it or sending me hate messages so that’s cool lol there’s a reason so many things go unreported i’m literally sick,' she wrote.
On Monday, Lashbaugh blasted Deezen while referring to his since-deleted post in which he described her as a 'sweet and innocent waitress' in the opening lines before calling her a 'wh**e' in the following sentence.
The waitress did not hold back in calling out Deezen, who's best known for playing the nerd Eugene Felsnic in the original Grease (1978) film and Grease 2 (1982), for his action at the restaurant and the Facebook post, which she believes to be repulsive.
'Eddie Deezen is a f***ing CREEP who comes into my work at least once a week, calls and asks other servers for my schedule,' she began in the tweet, before revealing why she thinks the actor became obsessive.
'And if he comes in and i'm not wearing makeup HE LEAVES. And this grown a** old man has the balls to post this on facebook about me im losing my mind.'

Classic musical film: Deezen, now 64, is best known for playing the nerdy Eugene Felsnic in the original Grease (1978) film

Call out! The waitress did not hold back in calling out Deezen, calling him a creep for being obsessive over her for not wearing makeup
In response to the accusations, Deezen refuted the claims, justified his behavior, and accused Lashbaugh and her friends of bullying him on social media.
'She has been spreading nasty, vile rumors about me here in my hometown of Cumberland, MD,' he wrote, claiming she just wants 15 minutes of fame because he's 'a fairly well-known person.'
He added: 'I have been called a 'child molester' 'a psycho nut job' and much worse by her cronies, adding, 'These people are harassing me, trying to intimidate me like bullies.'

His take: Deezen refuted the claims, justified his behavior, and accused Lashbaugh and her friends of bullying him on social media

But in a strange twist, the actor confessed he was wrong and admitted he 'required this girl to wear false eyelashes, I made her feel objectified, cheap, not human'

His take: Deezen said his account is true but has since deleted his lengthy Facebook post
But in a strange twist, he went on to admit he 'required this girl to wear false eyelashes, I made her feel objectified, cheap, not human.'
The actor also confessed he was '100% wrong' and that he deeply regrets his actions.
So far, Lashbaugh has not filed a police report, but she plans on meeting with a lawyer to see how she should proceed going forward, according to TMZ.
Along with his roles in Grease, Deezen has also starred in films like I Wanna Hold Your Hand (1978), Midnight Madness (1980), War Games (1983), Surf II: The End of Trilogy (1984), Beverly Hills Vamp (1988), and The Polar Express (2004), among others.

His resume: Deezen also starred in Grease 2 (1982), which starred Maxwell Caulfield and Michelle Pfeiffer
Deezen has often posted photos with restaurant workers.
In 2019, he posted a picture with three young 'beautiful girls' who he had met at breakfast - claiming 'ALL THREE ARE MAJOR "GREASE" FANS.'
'ONE OF THEM IS ACTUALLY NAMED RIZ (NAMED IN HONOR OF "RIZZO" FROM "GREASE"),' Deezen wrote in the caption.
'SUCH A PLEASURE MEETING THEM, AND HECK, I'LL POSE WITH PRETTY GIRLS ANY DAY OF THE WEEK.'
Deezen wrote another post on Friday in which he apologized for the 'objectification' of Lashbaugh.
He wrote: 'MY BEHAVIOR WAS INEXCUSABLE. IT WAS RUDE, DISGUSTING, UGLY, IT WAS PURE, UNADULTERED SEXISM, IN IT'S TRUEST TERMS AND DEEFINITION.'