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Ray Fisher is slapping again at embattled director Joss Whedon’s denials.
The “Justice League” actor, 34, beforehand accused the filmmaker, 57, of “gross, abusive, unprofessional and fully unacceptable” habits on the set of the 2017 movie.
Whedon clapped again on the allegations in a New York Journal profile printed Jan. 17, prompting Fisher to answer the “Buffy” creator’s feedback in a fiery Twitter thread.
Whedon alleged within the interview that folks used “each weaponizable phrase of the trendy period to make it seem to be I used to be an abusive monster. I feel I’m one of many nicer showrunners that’s ever been.”
He denied the accusations towards him saying, “I don’t threaten folks. Who does that?”
Fisher tweeted Monday after the story was launched, promising to “tackle” the denial one other day.
“Seems to be like Joss Whedon bought to direct an endgame in spite of everything,” the “Ladies of the Motion” actor wrote. “Slightly than tackle the entire lies and buffoonery right now — I will likely be celebrating the legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Tomorrow the work continues. #MLKDay.”
Then, the “True Detective” star jokingly wrote Jan. 18, “I’m beginning a staff known as ‘The Malevolent Drive.’ Who needs in? *Joss Whedon’s needn't apply*.”
In one other tweet, Fisher was candid about his ideas. “Joss Whedon had almost two years to get his story straight,” he claimed. “He’s seemingly spent tens (if not a whole lot) of 1000's of dollars on PR, disaster administration, and training. And his response to the allegations is: ‘All of them misunderstood and/or are out to get me — additionally my mother is attractive’ ???”
“Joss Whedon: ‘I don’t threaten folks. Who does that?’ The World: I don’t know —possibly the man that used to spend his free time ‘plotting elaborate revenges’ on his family?” one other tweet learn, alongside a snapshot of the article.
The Submit has reached out to reps for Fisher and Whedon.
Fisher didn’t cease there: In a single tweet, he stood up for “Buffy” star Charisma Carpenter — who beforehand known as out Whedon for allegedly mistreating her on the set of the supernatural collection — and slammed New York Journal and the article author, Lila Shapiro.
“#IStandWithCharismaCarpenter who (like this ‘dangerous actor in each senses’) has no company in figuring out issues of abuse or race, however for the affect of a White male shadow puppeteer. @NYMag and @lilapearl ought to be ashamed for regurgitating this nonsense,” he stated.
Whedon stated of Fisher within the article, “We’re speaking a couple of malevolent drive. We’re speaking a couple of dangerous actor in each senses.”
Carpenter wrote on social media in February 2021 and defended Fisher’s claims along with her personal testimony of Whedon’s alleged acts, whom she accused of “retaliatory” and “merciless” habits on the set of the “Buffy” spinoff “Angel.”
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