Tig Notaro set to replace Chris D’Elia in Netflix’s ‘Army of the Dead’

Zack Snyder‘s Army of the Dead is a hit – and it hasn’t even come out yet!

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Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorZack Snyder’s new zombie action heist Netflix movie Army of the Dead won’t drop until next year, but the streamer, in a unique move, has already greenlit a prequel feature and spin-off anime series.Army of the Dead follows the aftermath of a zombie outbreak in Las Vegas, and the group of mercenaries who venture into the quarantine zone to pull off a big heist.

Chris D’Elia is facing a new batch of sexual misconduct allegations from women who claim the comedian exposed himself to them.

Jordan Moreau Chris D’Elia has been accused of exposing himself to multiple women in a detailed report by CNN.Three women came forward and alleged that D’Elia, who denied separate claims of sexual misconduct in June, behaved inappropriately toward them in three incidents dating back to 2011.“D’Elia denies these allegations and emphatically states that he has never engaged in any sexual conduct with any woman without her consent,” the actor’s attorney, Andrew Brettler, said in a statement to

report from CNN.According to CNN, D’Elia asked the actress Megan Drust — who had considered the comedian an “acquaintance” — for a ride home in 2011, but as soon as the two got inside of Drust’s car, D’Elia unzipped his pants, asked Drust to touch him and, when she refused, he proceeded to masturbate.“I get out and I have the door open and I walk out into the street and I’m saying, ‘Why are you doing this?’ And I remember saying, ‘You’re defiling my car.’ I didn’t want to make him mad or upset

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Following allegations of sexual misconduct, comedian Chris D’Elia will be replaced in post-production of a new Zack Snyder movie by fellow comedian Tig Notaro. D’Elia was recently dropped by CAA following multiple sexual harassment allegations made against him, which the 40-year-old comic has denied.

Director Zack Snyder has cast comedienne Tig Notaro in place of actor Chris D’Elia in his forthcoming zombie movie after the funnyman was accused of inappropriate behaviour.

Tig Notaro will be replacing Chris D’Elia in the upcoming movie, Army of the Dead.

Tig Notaro set to replace Chris D'Elia before the film is released.The Zack Snyder–directed film shot last summer, but according to, «will now undergo a quick round of reshoots to incorporate Notaro's role» and use green screen and CGI to add her into previously filmed sequences.The move comes after multiple women made allegations of sexual misconduct and grooming against D'Elia in June, some of whom claim they were underage at the time.

sexually harassed underage girls. Multiple women, some as young as 16, accused D’Elia of misconduct, including sending them inappropriate and explicit messages online.

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The accusations surfaced back in June when Twitter user @girlpowertbh shared screenshots of conversations she says took place between her and D’Elia in 2014 when she was 16 years old. D’Elia would have been 34 at the time.

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, OnlineComedian Tig Notaro has been cast in Zack Snyder’s zombie movie “Army of the Dead,” replacing the role previously held by Chris D’Elia, Variety has confirmed.News of the recasting comes following allegations that D’Elia sexually harassed teenage girls. Allegations against D’Elia surfaced earlier this summer, which he has denied.Netflix is releasing “Army of the Dead,” a caper film that stars Dave Bautista, Ella Purnell and Ana de la Reguera.