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After being blacklisted and ostracized by Hollywood four years ago following a string of sexual assault and cannibalism allegations, "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." and "The Lone Ranger" star Armie Hammer has reportedly begun a quiet return to acting. He recently took on the low-budget Western film "Frontier Crucible" and revealed on the podcast "Your Mom's House" that Hollywood's perception of him has shifted.
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Hammer claimed on the show, "Things are slowly changing, but it's a slow burn. It's a very slow burn, but now when people in Hollywood talk about me, they're like, 'Oh my God, that guy got set up.' And that feels really good. That feels really good to hear."
Hammer added that "Frontier Crucible" recently wrapped, with two more films slated to begin production and a TV series currently in development. He also noted that without an agent, his lawyer handles all contract negotiations and job discussions. Hammer confessed that his workload has become so substantial he's now in a position to turn down offers. "My schedule is pretty full right now," he stated. "After four years of all that bullshit, turning down work for the first time is the best feeling I've ever had in my life."