Outrage grows as 4 more accused

The avalanche of sexualmisconduct accusations is continuing unabated since the sinking of Harvey Weinstein, with allegations leveled against at least four more powerful men Friday:

Actor Richard Dreyfuss was accused of exposing himself to a female writer on the set of an ABC comedy special in 1984.

“He was hard. I remember my face being brought close to his penis . . . I do remember that the idea was that I was going to give him a b--job. I didn’t, and I left,” Jessica Teich told Vulture.

Dreyfuss denied exposing himself.

His son, Harry, last week accused Kevin Spacey of groping him when he was 18.

A male model accused “Star Trek” icon George Takei of plying him with booze and groping him in 1981. Scott Brunton told The Hollywood Reporter that he was 23 when Takei, then 43 or 44, poured him two drinks at the actor’s LA condo.

Brunton claimed he then got woozy before Takei groped him. Takei’s rep said the actor wasn’t immediately reachable.

“ER” actor Anthony Edwards claimed he was molested as a kid by director/ producer Gary Goddard.

“I was molested by Goddard, my best friend was raped by him — and this went on for years,” Edwards wrote in an essay posted on Medium Friday. “The group of us, the gang, stayed quiet.” Goddard wasn’t immediately reachable.

Soccer star Hope Solo accused ex-FIFA President Sepp Blatter of groping her at a 2013 awards show.

“I had Sepp Blatter grab my a--,” she told Portuguese newspaper Expresso, saying sexual harassment is “rampant” in women’s soccer.

A Blatter spokesman said the claim was “ridiculous.”

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