Actress Olivia Munn recently shared that she’s getting cold shoulder from The Predator cast after flagging 20th Century Fox that an actor in the reboot of the franchise is a registered sex offender.
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.com, she expressed that she felt disheartened by the lack of response and support from the film’s director Shane Black and her fellow actors.
Revealing she hadn’t heard from her director, the X-Men star said she felt like she’s “been treated by some people that I’m the one who went to jail or I’m the one that put this guy on set.”
Sterling K. Brown, who costars Munn in the sci-fi action film, however, tweeted about the controversy and addressed Munn directly, writing, “@oliviamunn I’m sorry you’re feeling so isolated, my dear. And I’m sorry you’ve been the only one to speak up publicly. I was not at #TIFF so I didn’t have an opportunity to be there with you. There are two main issues as far as I see it. First, what is and is not forgivable (sic).”
