But why ought the price be so drastic?  Isn't it better and more moral to hold accountable those who set that price than to only admire those who are able to make the choice not to pay it?  The sad fact of the matter is that many women in many positions continue to pay that price -- not only actors.  I know of much sexual harassment that goes on in law offices, and those victimized do not protest, for fear of losing jobs and being blackballed.  
I don't think that it's right to tell anyone that their choice is to be: accede to sexual harassment, or give up your career dreams.  Much like those who chose to cover up the sexual abuse of minors in the Church, way too many people in power are willing to cover up for their colleagues who are sexual predators.  Only when we, as a society, truly decide that it is unacceptable, will people (and it's mostly women) will have a choice.  Until then ..... the one with the power holds all of the cards.