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Armie Hammer was once a rising star in Hollywood, known for his roles in films like The Lone Ranger and The Social Network. However, his career took a sharp nosedive when allegations of misconduct, including sexual assault, surfaced. These controversies led to his ostracization from the entertainment industry.
Now, Hammer is taking a hard look at his past, acknowledging that his behavior toward women was far from respectful.
In a candid conversation on the Louis Theroux Podcast, he admitted, “I’m very quick to admit that I was selfish and inconsiderate, and an , and a cad, and I used people to make me feel better.”
He further explained how he engaged in relationships that were more about his own gratification than genuine connection. \”People were sort of like my bags of dope with skin on them. You make me feel amazing, so I’m going to throw everything into this, and we’re going to have this whirlwind romance.\”
Describing his pattern of behavior, he added, “I’m going to whisk you up, and we’re going to go on trips, and we’re going to do all this, and then I’m going to bring you home and I’m going to go, ‘Thanks so much, that was great,’ and then I’m going to move on.”
While Hammer admits to being careless with the feelings of those he was involved with, he maintains that he never crossed legal boundaries. “And I left a lot of people in that wake very angry at me for my behavior, which, by the way, I’m not angry. behavior, there’s no way around that… Does it make me a dick? Absolutely. I have no problem admitting that I was a ***. That’s not illegal,” he stated. Despite his acknowledgment of wrongdoing, Hammer’s reputation remains in question. Once a sought-after actor, he now finds himself largely absent from Hollywood, with little indication of a career comeback. Whether his honesty will lead to any form of redemption remains to be seen.
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