Armie Hammer exits upcoming movie role amid alleged social media scandal
Armie Hammer has exited "Shotgun Wedding" starring Jennifer Lopez following the leak of alleged messages.
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Armie Hammer has exited "Shotgun Wedding" starring Jennifer Lopez following the leak of alleged messages.
7 Shares It’s been revealed that Armie Hammer has opted to step away from the role in the upcoming film Shotgun Wedding after a very odd scandal and allegations made against him. It’s since been revealed that the role will be recast. Armie Hammer was going to star in the movie alongside Jennifer Lopez and it’s going to be directed by Jason Moore and was written by Mark Hammer and Elizabeth Meriwether. However, it’s been revealed that Hammer’s role is going to be recast following his decision to exit the project. The reason he’s leaving? Well, it all happened after there have been...
Bollywood Hungama Bollywood Hungama News Network '); }); Back in October 2018, it was announced that Actors Jennifer Lopez and Armie Hammer are coming together to star in an upcoming action-comedy titled, Shotgun Wedding. The film will be helmed by Jason Moore and the screenplay will be by Mark Hammer and Liz Meriwether. Now, amid the social media controversy over alleged private messages, Armie has exited the project and will be recast. A spokesperson from the production told Entertainment Weekly, "Given the imminent start date of Shotgun Wedding, Armie has requested to step away f...
Back in October 2018, it was announced that Actors Jennifer Lopez and Armie Hammer are coming together to star in an upcoming action-comedy titled, Shotgun Wedding. The film will be helmed by Jason Moore and the screenplay will be by Mark Hammer and Liz Meriwether. Now, amid the social media controversy over…
While many unknowns still linger about the lease of the Tennessee Pass rail line announced on New Yearsâ Eve, rafting outfitters are concerned about the return of train service on the tracks along the Arkansas River, which have been unused since 1997. âWe were kinda hit by it at the 11th hour, basically,â said Bob Hamel, executive director of the Arkansas River Outfitterâs Association. On Tuesday, the AROA voted unanimously to write a letter of opposition to the lease. âWeâre obviously very concerned about what the cargo is,â Hamel said. âWe know we hav...