Armie Hammer has in the past given very few interviews, but he recently gave one on The Louis Theroux Podcast, on which he discussed his growth, his career, future plans in acting, and many more.
During this interview, he responded to multiple allegations and rumors that have been circulating around him, including some that were quite disturbing.
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What was surprising to learn with this new podcast interview is that even after everything that has happened, he isn’t denying the fact that he has been “selfish and inconsiderate” and treated women as means to “vessels” in which he could use to gain satisfaction.
However, Armie is adamant in his belief that everything he did was not illegal criminal behavior.
💬 “Selfish is a big weird word but I was a d* to a lot of women, but that’s not a crime.”**
He emphasizes that the grievous accusations made against him were indeed more exaggerated than reality.
While claiming to be “selfish and inconsiderate”, he stressed the fact that he never crossed lines such as legally assaulting or abusing someone.
Hammer Denounces The Cannibalism Claims: “I Did Not Eat Someone’s Flesh”
One of the most disturbing allegations against Hammer includes the recently leaked messages that allegedly exposed his fantasized cannibalistic thoughts.
The actor strongly refuted these claims by explaining that he either was too drunk to remember sending those messages or they were sent while he was heavily intoxicated.
💬 “I’ve said some dumb things in my life, but I definitely did not eat human flesh. Not now, not in the future,” Hammer clarified.
He further added that some of the messages were meant to be taken in a joking manner or were exaggerations of one’s dark humor.
Nevertheless, Hammer did share one rascal story that may have added fuel to the fire.
- He talked about being involved in a hyena hunting ceremony where he was required to taste a portion of the heart of the animal he had just killed.
- He labeled this as a “man’s rite of passage.”
- He emphasized that this was only a custom in some hunting circles and had no relation to the accusations of him being a cannibal.
Armie Hammer’s Career: Analyzing the Possibilities of a Comeback
In light of the scrutiny from the public, Hammer stated that he has been working on a number of new projects, including a movie that he recently finished filming.
Although he stopped short of offering particular information, it does imply that he is actively making efforts to regain his footing in Hollywood.
He was not the only one attempting to re-emerge from the shadows after public indecency; those comments seemed to be toward the tail end of a period where other actors had pulled their heads above the parapet after a public shaming.
Some industry insiders suggest that the talent and Hammer’s connections are so strong that he would be able to make a return. His reception is a different question altogether.
What’s Next For Armie Hammer?
According to Angeleno, where he sounded remorseful of saying ready to accept a number and him was clawing Hammer over he hailed the experience to the belt of reflection chose to self-improvement, but also it has given scope of controversy.
And with that, Hammer intends to hope that regardless of how problematic their impression of him was, their vision would empathize with the transformation that he made to sculpt himself for the better.
For getting the intents,
💬 “I’ve learned a lot, and I just want to move forward with my life, I concluded,” he said.
This is not affirming or denying the power of Hollywood and the public to decide whether to accept him, but looking at this angle, Hammer seems to be equipped to place himself at the starting point of his journey towards regret.
What he does next, and how he tries living with the balance of his public image, is bound to be intriguing as he shapes his future both professionally and personally.
