Fall of the House of Usher

Horrible phenotype and haircut

> On March 25 of this year, I was performing a love scene with the actress playing my young wife. Both of us were fully clothed. I was sitting on a couch, she was standing in front of me. The director called “cut.” “He touched my leg,” said the actress. “That was not in the blocking.” She then turned and walked off the set, followed by the director and the intimacy coordinator. I attempted to follow but was asked to “give her some space.” I waited for approximately one hour, and was then told she was not returning to set and we were wrapped.

>Not long after, an investigation began. Approximately one week later, Human Resources asked to speak to me by phone. “Before the love scene began on March 25,” said the questioner, “our intimacy coordinator suggested where you both should put your hands. It has been brought to our attention that you said, ‘This is absurd!’” “Yes,” I said, “I did. And I still think so.” It was a love scene on camera. Legislating the placement of hands, to my mind, is ludicrous. It undermines instinct and spontaneity. Toward the end of our conversation, she suggested that I not contact the young lady, the intimacy coordinator, or anyone else in the company. “We don’t want to risk retaliation,” she said. When I mentioned that it was certainly not my intention to … she cut me off politely and said: “Intention is not our concern. Netflix deals only with impact.”

https://deadline.com/2022/05/frank-langella-refutes-allegations-of-unacceptable-behavior-fired-by-netflix-1235017544/amp/

I'm going to smash this troony's face in for what she did to Skeletor
>he touched my fake leg!
That's why you never give minorities or handicaps an inch, because they'll always take a mile. They think society owes them because they weren't born white males.

I'm going to dedicate my life to trashing this series on Cinemaphile
It's about time lefties realize we've had enough of your woke homosexualry

I thought this show was quite pointless
>first episode establishes based Roderick’s family died
>ep 2-7 just shows all of them dying
>last episode is just people talking about dying

I expected some explanation, but it was just muh ghost

Also this show had no reason to be 8 hours long, most of the characters you can just remove and nothing would have changed
>based mark hamill was wasted, had nothing to do with the plot
>the white hair gilf sister added nothing to the plot
>OP pic rel druggie wife was just a waste of screen time
I feel a bit cheated of my extremely valuable time with this colourful garbage

Just watched the first episode last night, Gloves is back at it again with white hair being the finest thing on two legs.

>One scene involved a discussion about a character that had gone to the bar. “Frank added during the blocking, ‘And then she took all her clothes and fricked the whole bar in front of the whole crew.’ No one laughed. There was no joke to set it up, it was just a thing he said,” an eyewitness told Deadline.
>Langella also allegedly inquired about the body makeup applied on an actor playing a character that had been badly burnt, asking the person whether the makeup extended to his genitalia; if the fire had “burnt your dick?” “It was grossly inappropriate,” a source said.
>Then there was a crude sex joke Langella allegedly told multiple times in front of crew members and staff about elderly people in a nursing home where a guy dumps a girlfriend because she has Parkinson’s and her hand shakes when she is holding his penis, multiple sources told Deadline.
>Additionally, “he asked cast members about their sexual experiences,” a source at the production told Deadline. Added another: “He spoke graphically about his own sexual history to many people even as they were trying to get out of those conversations.”
>People who have known Langella a long time are not particularly surprised, pointing to the actor’s 2012 memoir Dropped Names, which is full of tales of sexual escapades and dirty jokes. The New York Times called the book “satisfyingly scandalous” in its review, which was titled “Cheerful Debauchery.”
>In addition to sexually charged and explicit remarks, the use of racially insensitive “comments and jokes” by Langella also was the subject of Netflix’s investigation, several sources told Deadline.