While Warner Bros. is still mulling over a decision to deal with Ezra Miller and his mounting issues, let's take a look at several actors who were replaced in movie after involved in some controversy.
- June 26, 2022
AceShowbiz - At the height of the MeToo movement, Kevin Spacey was dragged down with multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. It all started after actor Anthony Rapp accused the "House of Cards" alum of making a sexual advance toward him in 1986, when he was 14. While Spacey was immediately removed from the last season of the Netflix series, Ridley Scott made the decision to replace him in "All the Money in the World" (2017).
At the time, Spacey had already shot his role as J. Paul Getty in the film in the span of ten days over the summer. However, owing to the sexual assault allegations against him, it was announced in November that Christopher Plummer would replace him as Getty in reshoots, with all cast and crew agreeing to reshoot the scenes that previously included the disgraced actor. Despite a very tight schedule, the movie was completed in time for its December 25 release.
