Stephen Amell Praises Grant Gustin's Response to 'Flash' Co-star's Offensive Tweets

Jurassic World: Dominion star Sam Neill has opened up about the movie's imminent return to production.The actor, who is reprising his role as Dr Alan Grant in the upcoming sequel, spoke of how the movie is "breaking new ground" as it becomes one of the first major productions to return amid the coronavirus pandemic.Appearing on today's (June 24) This Morning, Sam updated fans, saying: "We are about to begin again, and I should be in the United Kingdom, all things being equal, in a couple of

Elizabeth Hurley’s love life has been filled with ups and downs over the years — as well as many famous men.Early in her Hollywood career, Hurley met Hugh Grant in 1987 while working on Remando Al Viento. The duo dated for 13 years before calling it quits in 2000 and have been close friends ever since.“He remains my best friend to this day, but … he really used to annoy me,” she said of their split on What Happens Live With Andy Cohen in 2015.

Megan Amram, a popular Twitter personality and co-executive producer of NBC’s The Good Place, has issued an apology for past insensitive tweets.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorMegan Amram, co-executive producer of NBC’s The Good Place, has apologized for offensive tweets she posted several years ago that recently resurfaced.“I would like to address some tweets from over the past decade that have been circulating recently,” Amram said in a statement Wednesday night on Twitter. “I fear this will not convey everything that I want it to, but I am speaking from the heart and trying my best to communicate my sincere regret.

Jordan Moreau Megan Amram, a producer and co-writer on NBC’s “The Good Place,” has apologized for posting offensive tweets several years ago that have resurfaced.“I would like to address some tweets from over the past decade that have been circulating recently. I fear this will not convey everything that I want it to, but I am speaking from the heart and trying my best to communicate my sincere regret.

Singer and living legend Adele took to social media, where she praised Michaela Coel. Coel, a British genius, who is a writer and the creator behind the hit series, I May Destroy You.

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Stephen Amell has praised Grant Gustin for his response to Hartley Sawyer’s firing from The Flash.It was revealed on Monday that Sawyer – who portrayed Ralph Dibny, aka Elongated Man, on the series for three seasons – had been axed from the programme due to recently surfaced racist and misogynist tweets.Following the news, Grant, who plays the titular character in the series, shared showrunner Eric Wallace’s official statement which read: “I am committed to bringing permanent change to the work

The Flash have taken to social media to share their reactions following the firing of star Hartley Sawyer.The actor, 35, was fired from his role on The CW’s The Flash on Monday, June 8, after past racist and homophobic tweets resurfaced.“Hartley Sawyer will not be returning for season seven of The Flash,” The CW, Warner Bros. TV and Berlanti Productions said in a statement on Monday.

On the heels of Hartley Sawyer's firing from The Flash, co-stars Grant Gustin and Stephen Amell have publicly joined the conversation.  On Monday, it was confirmed that Sawyer, who portrayed character Ralph Dibny on the CW series, was fired from the show and would not be returning for the seventh season after his past offensive tweets resurfaced online.  "In regards to Mr.

One of the stars of “The Flash” has been fired after old racist and misogynistic tweets resurfaced.

Stephen Amell is speaking out with praise for The Flash star Grant Gustin after the actor spoke out against the offensive tweets of co-star Hartley Sawyer.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorThe Flash executive producer Eric Wallace and series lead Grant Gustin are sharing their thoughts on the firing star of Hartley Sawyer from the long-running Arrowverse series after his old social media posts with racist and misogynistic references recently resurfaced.Wallace earlier shared in a joint statement with Warner Bros. TV, The CW and Berlanti Productions announcing Sawyer would not be returning to the show for season 7.

Hartley Sawyer was fired from The Flash after a series of offensive tweets resurfaced online. "Hartley Sawyer will not be returning for Season 7 of The Flash," Warner Bros.

Grant Gustin is reacting to the firing of Hartley Sawyer from The Flash.

One of the stars of “The Flash” has been fired after old racist and misogynistic tweets resurfaced.