Armie Hammer calls cannibalism allegations 'the greatest thing to ever happen' to him Armie Hammer has spoken out about his highly publicised cannibalism accusations in a new interview for The Louis Theroux Podcast, telling listeners that the scandal was the “the greatest thing that ever happened to me.”.
“You take a bite out of the heart, and you've got all your buddies around you, they're goading you on, it's sort of like a, it's sort of like a almost overly charged male rite of passage when you go hunting for your first time.”.
“The sheriff has to come out and say, ‘He is not a suspect, he wasn’t even here when it happened, he’s not even a person of interest, please stop calling my sheriff’s department and telling me ‘Armie Hammer did it.’”.
The Social Network and Call Me By Your Name star was accused of cannibalism in January 2021, when screenshots that appeared to show Hammer sexting with a woman who was not his wife circulated around the internet.
Since the reputational downfall, Hammer spent a period selling timeshares in the Cayman Islands, which he called “the first desk job that I've ever had in my entire life.” “I was having the time of my life.
