“Saturday Night Live” alum Chris Kattan claims during a new book that producer Lorne Michaels once pressured him to own sex with a director therefore she would keep hooked up to the Nineties comedy film “A Night At The Roxbury.”

In his memoir, “Baby, Don’t Hurt ME,” Kattan aforementioned director Amy Heckerling was slated to helm the 1998 show once she came onto him. Kattan, then 27, writes that he rebuffed the 43-year-old “Clueless” director’s advances.

The next day, he says he got a decision from a “furious” Michaels, United Nations agency allegedly told him Heckerling was considering retreating of the project.

Michaels allegedly told him that “Paramount would solely do the show if Amy signed on as a director, not as a producer,” and if he “wanted to create certain the show happened, then [he] had to stay Amy happy.”

“Chris, I’m not voice communication you've got to f–k her, however it wouldn’t hurt,” Michaels allegedly aforementioned.

An SNL voice denied Kattan’s claims voice communication, “This didn't happen.” Show reps conjointly aforementioned that the publisher ne'er contacted them to verify the claims from the book.

Kattan alleged that ultimately he and Heckerling had a accordant sexual encounter on the couch in her workplace.

“She thought it'd be fun to own sex on Lorne’s table,” he wrote. “Wow, what a good idea! Logos. I aforementioned a polite ‘F–k, no!’ thereto, therefore we tend to over up visiting her workplace and having sex on … yep, you guessed it, the ‘casting couch.’ ”

Kattan writes that he was interested in Heckerling however at the identical time “was terribly frightened of the facility she and Lorne wielded over my career.”

He determined to not tell anyone concerning the incident however wrote that it place a strain on his already fraying relationship with thespian Jennifer Chief Executive.

In the end, Heckerling signed on as a producer on the show, that relies on a revenant SNL sketch performed by Kattan and can Ferrell. John Fortenberry over up directive.

Heckerling couldn't be reached for comment. The publisher didn’t right away come back asking for comment.