Along the lines of 'While I maintain I did not rape her, that doesn't excuse my behavior that night and subsequently nights. As I look in my daughters eyes I hope that they, or anyone's daughters, sisters or mothers for that fact, will grow up in a world and feel safe and not target because they are women. To my accuser, all I can do is apologize for my behavior that night and to tell her that I sorely regret my actions that have brought her pain and distress...go into the whole personal growth thing...etc"

Follow that up with making a point you are doing things with anti-rape orgs and you can be set. There is a line where you can say you didn't rape her but you were a fucking dick that night and subsequently in the trial


>I envision any real interview going like this
>
>NP: I want to apologize...
>
>Interviewer: What are you apologizing for, exactly?
>
>NP: For harming this woman's life.
>
>Interviewer: In what way did you do that?
>
>NP: Well, I myself didn't rape her, and I was acquitted, but
>my best good buddy Bubba Celestin took advantage of her.
>
>Interviewer: The guy you co-wrote this movie with?
>
>NP: Yeah, him.
>
>Etc.
>
>Any decent interviewer would eventually drill down to him not
>admitting to rape, even though it looks like rape. He can't
>talk his way around that basic logic, or sort of
>fake-apologize, or apologize for nothing, so to speak.