The past few weeks have not been good for Hammer Armie. Last month, the Call me by your name The actor was involved in a social media scandal after images circulated of alleged conversations between Hammer and his fans in which he appeared to admit to being a cannibal. Although the star is unlikely to be a real-life Hannibal Lecter, this incident still caused several women from Hammer’s past to talk about unpleasant experiences they had while dating him.
As a result, the actor went from being a popular and prolific talent to being blacklisted. In the wake of these allegations, The Hollywood Reporter has now revealed that Hammer has been dropped by WME, the biggest talent agency that previously represented him. In addition, THR confirms that sources have told them that Hammer’s personal aide has also split from the star.
This comes in the wake of Armie moving away from two major future projects – romantic comedy Forced marriage, where he was supposed to star opposite Jennifer Lopez, and The ofert, a Paramount Plus series on the manufacture of The Godfather. When initially reported, it was said that Hammer decided to abandon these productions to focus on his family during this difficult time. Subsequent information, however, revealed that it was actually taken in both instances.
The actor, for his part, called the cannibal’s claims “bullsh * t” and refuted any claims that the lewd sexual acts discussed by his ex-boyfriends were anything but “completely consensual”. However, with former partners accusing him of emotional abuse, manipulation and coercion, in this post- # MeToo era, it seems that Hammer’s career may not be able to withstand the bad press, even if no legal action has been taken against he at this time Time.
Hammer Armie there are still several films that will be released next year or as soon as they were completed before the scandal broke, including the Gary Oldman thriller Crisis and mystery of the murder of Agatha Christie Death on the Nile. But after that, it is unclear when, or even if, he will have another Hollywood project again.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter