Actor Hugo Speer has been fired from the relaunch of the award-winning Disney movie The Full Monty after allegations of “inappropriate behaviour”.
The 54-year-old reunited with the original movie after 25 years to reprise his role as a man on Disney+.
But the Disney+ streaming service confirmed it had decided to remove it from the show after an internal investigation.
A spokesperson said: “We were recently made aware of allegations of Hugo Speer’s misconduct on a production set we have been assigned.
According to the policy, an investigation has been opened.
“On completion of the contract, a decision was made to terminate his contract with immediate effect.”
A representative’s spokesperson said And theHugo denies all allegations and questions them all.
as SunThe Yorkshire-born actor has been accused of inviting a naked woman to his trailer, which he has denied.
The newspaper reported that the runner on the site claimed that she knocked on the actor’s door, and he replied without clothes.
The newspaper reported that the runner on the site claimed that she knocked on the actor’s door, and he replied without clothes.
He claimed the actor had previously been warned not to walk naked on his trailer.
Father of two, married to actress, writer, and director Vivian Harvey, she starred in a previous film knightsAnd the Britain And the london kills.
The British comedy The Full Monty was released in 1997 and was critically acclaimed, winning a BAFTA Award for Best Picture and an Oscar for Music, and was the UK’s highest-grossing film until its sale. Titanic.
It brought to light a group of unemployed men in Sheffield, including ex-steel workers who set up striptease to make money.
Disney+ brought original cast members Robert Carlisle (Jazz), Mark Addy (Dave), Leslie Sharpe (Jean), Paul Barber (Horse), Steve Howison (Lumber), Wim Snape (Nathan) and Tom Wilkinson (Gerald), appearing together This year to create an eight-episode series that follows the characters 25 years later, along with their children and grandchildren.
With original writer Simon Beauvoy on board, the aim of the new series is to explore how to “navigate the post-industrial city of Sheffield and its crumbling health, education and employment sectors”.
Filming takes place in Sheffield and Manchester.
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