Armie Hammer bizarrely compares himself to a 'comedian making jokes' while discussing cannibalism controversy - four years after the scandal ended his Hollywood career Armie Hammer bizarrely compared himself to a 'comedian making jokes' while discussing the cannibalism scandal than ended his once flourishing Hollywood career.
Speaking on The Louis Theroux Podcast, Armie pointed out that only his messages had been been made public while the recipients were cut out making them lack context, but compared them to a comedian 'pushing the boundaries'.
The actor, who entered rehab following the scandal, blamed his disturbing messages on his nature being 'exacerbated' by alcohol and drugs as well as wanting to 'push the envelope' while in the bedroom.
The actor, who entered rehab following the scandal , blamed his disturbing messages on his nature being 'exacerbated' by alcohol and drugs as well as wanting to 'push the envelope' while in the bedroom.
The actor, 38, very publicly fell from grace in 2021 when a series of disturbing allegations were made against him by multiple women, who accused him of violent abuse and harbouring cannibalism fantasies, he investigated by the LAPD in 2023 but ultimately not charged.
