“People were sort of like my bags of dope with skin on them.”
“I would go do something almost exactly the same with someone else,” he explained.
A–hole behavior, there’s no way around that…
Armie Hammer.Credit:Todd Williamson/E! Entertainment/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty
Does it make me a dick?
I have no problem admitting that I was a dick.
That’s not illegal."
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The Los Angeles Police Department investigated Hammer, but nocriminal charges were brought against him.
“It killed off all of the ego.
It killed off all of the bulls—,” he said.
“It killed off all of the pretense.
Not only did it go away, it turned into global hate.”
“I needed to stop, and I needed to figure out who I was,” Hammer said.
“And I needed to figure out what I was about.
And basically, I spent the last couple of years taking care of my father as he died.
Taking my kids to and from school every single day.
Spending time with myself, alone.
Learning to love myself.
And Hammer once again denied all allegations of cannibalism, whichhe has addressed in previous interviews.
“You know what you have to do to actually be a cannibal?
You have to actually eat human flesh.
So no,” the actor said.
Hammer also addressed the release of text messages that appeared to show him engaging in violent BDSM fantasies.
“I’m not going to argue the messages,” he said.
“The most important context to give these kinds of things is they are one side of a conversation.
Hammer’s fullinterview onThe Louis Theroux Podcastis available on Spotify.
