Armie Hammer is taking accountability. The 'Call Me By Your Name' star addressed his past behavior that led to the derailment of his acting career in 2021. While he continued to deny the allegations of cannibalism, rape and physical abuse lodged against him, Hammer candidly admitted, "I made these problems for myself." He said in an interview with 'The Hollywood Reporter' published June 16, "This didn’t happen to me by a fluke accident. I didn't do what people are saying I did. But I brought very dangerous and unsafe people into my life, and I pissed off people in my life—and here we are." That's part of the reason why Hammer laid low and worked on himself in the aftermath of the scandal, which was preceded by a sexual assault investigation that ended with no charges filed. He spent time living a quieter life in the Cayman Islands—co-parenting his two kids with ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers while caring for his late dad Michael Hammer—before moving back to Los Angeles in 2024. “There was ...