Hammer dumped by his agency post online scandal

American actor Armie Hammer has been dropped by his talent agency, an entertainment magazine confirmed about Friday. As per the outlet, this is the latest fallout from the actor's controversial social media posts which were leaked online.

The news headlines come yesterday after Hammer exited roles in a pair of projects. He was established to co-star reverse Jennifer Lopez in the film 'Shotgun Wedding', but the studio explained he asked to stage apart amid the controversy, where direct text messages reportedly from Hammer and detailing sexual fantasies had been leaked over the internet by anonymous social press account.

In a statement delivered to the same magazine, at that time, the star of 'The Sociable Network' and 'Nocturnal Animals' said, "I am not giving an answer to these bullshit claims but in the light of the vicious and spurious online attacks against me, I cannot in good conscience leave my children for 4 weeks to shoot a film in the Dominican Republic. Lionsgate (the making company behind 'Shotgun Wedding ceremony') is helping me in this, and I'm grateful for them to that".

As being reported by the magazine, Josh Duhamel ultimately was cast to displace Hammer found in the action-comedy. Hammer acquired been cast to take up Al Ruddy, in 'The Offer', a restricted feature about the producing of the 1972 typical 'The Godfather'. He exited that role on January 28. The same day, it had been learned he quietly kept the superstar studded cast of 'Gaslit', the Sam Esmail created Watergate, series which he left to do 'The Offer'.