Frank Langella on His Firing From ‘The Fall of the House of Usher’: 'I Have Been Canceled'

Ianis Hagi has shared an insight to his road to recovery as the star continues his fitness fightback. The playmaker was forced to sit out much of this season after suffering an ACL injury back in January.

Platinum Jubilee celebrations as the Met Office are planning to issue a weather warning.

EastEnders fans have reacted with surprise and elation after Prince Charles and Camilla made an appearance on Albert Square to help mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. The royal couple appeared in scenes in Thursday's episode (June 2) of the BBC soap, taking part in celebrations organised by Mick Carter (played by Danny Dyer).

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “The Massacre at Hawkins Lab,” they Volume 1 finale episode of “Stranger Things” Season 4.The second part of “Stranger Things” Season 4 will debut in less than a month. But what member of the Hellfire Club can wait that long for answers to all the questions posed by the shocking Volume 1 finale and its major reveal that Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) created the Upside Down and the big bad Vecna, by locking One (Jamie Campbell Bower) inside the supernatural realm.“Stranger Things” creators Matt and Ross Duffer, professionally known as the Duffer Brothers, weren’t willing to spill on everything just yet when sitting down with Variety to talk about the first seven episodes of Season 4 on Thursday — but they gave us plenty to go on until Volume 2 debuts July 1.

American rapper Isaiah Rashad has come out as “sexually fluid” in an interview – his first since a sex tape featuring him and two other men was leaked. “I’d say I’m sexually fluid,” Rashad (31) told Joe Budden. “I’m still learning about it myself.

Saladin Patterson, an executive producer of The Wonder Years reboot, said that 'the show will go on, and the show will continue to be great' in the wake of Fred Savage's firing from the series earlier this month.Patterson spoke with People about the recently-renewed show's future on Sunday during a For Your Consideration event for the series at the Academy Museum in Los Angeles.Savage's firing from the series - which he starred in the first incarnation of from 1988-1993 - was confirmed May 6 by a 20th Television spokesperson following a probe amid 'allegations of inappropriate conduct' against the actor-director, 45. The latest:Saladin Patterson, an executive producer of The Wonder Years reboot, said that 'the show will go on, and the show will continue to be great' in the wake of Fred Savage's firing from the show earlier this monthPatterson told the outlet of Savage's ouster, 'It was very heartbreaking, but I have to trust the process.'Disney does a very good job making sure that everyone is treated equitably, and we're just going to focus on moving forward and doing a great show,' he said.

The Wonder Years reboot has been renewed for a second season at ABC,despite executive producer and director Fred Savage's firing.The TV network confirmed on Instagram that the comedy series will continue in the fall. Savage was let go earlier this month due to 'inappropriate conduct' on set.Savage, 45, who has worked extensively as a director in addition to his acting efforts, is 'quick to anger' and 'can have a temper and occasional outbursts' while in charge of productions, sources told People.

"The Wonder Years" will be making a return in the fall even though former executive producer and director Fred Savage will not be on set. ABC confirmed Friday that the show, inspired by the 1980s series by the same name, had been renewed. Disney announced that it had cut ties with Savage, who starred in the original series, last week after an investigation into allegations of "inappropriate conduct" was launched.

Fred Savage's on-set behavior has come under scrutiny after he was fired as executive producer and director of The Wonder Years reboot earlier this month amid accusations of misconduct.Savage, 45, who has worked extensively as a director in addition to his acting efforts, is 'quick to anger' and 'can have a temper and occasional outbursts' while in charge of productions, sources told People on Tuesday.An insider told the outlet that Savage is partial to overshooting scenes, which puts crews under more pressure, leads to longer days and gives him 'more opportunities to snap at people.' The latest:Fred Savage's on-set behavior has come under scrutiny after he was fired as executive producer and director of The Wonder Years reboot earlier this month amid accusations of misconduct. Savage, 45, was snapped in 2019 in NYCSaid the insider: 'He works his crews pretty hard by always doing more takes than necessary.

It looks like Fred Savage got let go from The Wonder Years reboot.

Fred Savage has been fired from his role as executive producer of ABC’s reboot of “The Wonder Years” due to what’s being characterized as “inappropriate conduct.”

Fred Savage has been fired as executive producer and director of, ET can confirm. A spokesperson for 20th Television tells ET, «Recently we were made aware of allegations of inappropriate conduct by Fred Savage, and as is policy, an investigation was launched. Upon its completion, the decision was made to terminate his employment as an executive producer and director of .» was first to report the news.It's unclear at this time the nature of the allegations, but it's not the first time Savage has been accused of misconduct. Back in 2018, a former wardrobe department crew member on Fox's 2015 show,, sued Savage for assault, battery and harassment.

FRED Savage has been FIRED from the Wonder Years reboot over "inappropriate conduct." Fans and peers have slammed the actor-turned-director for "years of bad behavior" ahead of the decision. As Deadline reported, Fred’s role as director and executive producer of the ABC reboot has been “terminated” following “multiple complaints of misconduct.” “The allegations were investigated, leading to Savage’s dismissal,” they shared, with a Season 2 of the reboot not yet renewed following the investigation - Season 1 premiered in 2021.

Fred Savage has been removed from his roles as executive producer and director of ABC's revived The Wonder Years, according toThe Hollywood Reporter.The45-year-old actor's firing comes amid 'three separate allegations' of inappropriate conduct, which were 'investigated' and led to his dismissal.'Recently, we were made aware of allegations of inappropriate conduct by Fred Savage, and as is policy, an investigation was launched,' the producer of Wonder Years 20th Television said in a statement.

Frank Langella is refuting "unacceptable behavior" allegations while working on the Netflix series "The Fall of the House of Usher," a show he was subsequently fired from following a sexual misconduct investigation in April.  The 84-year-old actor, who starred as Roderick Usher on the streaming service series before his role was recast to Bruce Greenwood, also criticized "cancel culture" as he addressed the accusations for the first time in an op-ed published on Deadline. Fox News Digital has contacted Langella's representatives for additional comment. "I have been canceled.

Selome Hailu Fred Savage, who serves as a director and executive producer on ABC’s “The Wonder Years,” has been fired due to the findings of an investigation about his conduct onset.Multiple employees complained about Savage’s behavior while working on “The Wonder Years,” a reboot of the ’80s-’90s series of the same name that starred Savage as Kevin Arnold. The nature of the complaints remains unclear.

EXCLUSIVE: Disney is severing ties with Fred Savage following multiple complaints of misconduct in his role as executive producer and director on the freshman ABC comedy series The Wonder Years, produced by 20th Television, part of Disney Television Studios. The allegations were investigated, leading to Savage’s dismissal. The Wonder Years, a reboot of the beloved 1988 series, which starred Savage, has not been renewed for a second season yet but remains in contention.

Netflix series The Fall of the House of Usher.The actor is no longer involved in Mike Flanagan’s series, adapting the works of Edgar Allan Poe, after he was accused of misconduct on set.According to Deadline, the actor was subject to an investigation which determined “he had been involved in unacceptable conduct on set”. His role is now set to be recast, with scenes already filmed featuring Langella reshot.The actor has since released a lengthy statement responding to his dismissal and to the allegations, in a guest column for Deadline.Langella denies published statements claiming he was inappropriate with a female co-star during a “fully clothed” love scene, alleging he only “touched” her leg.He also claims he was fired for calling his co-star “baby or honey” and giving her “a hug or touch” on the shoulder.“I have been canceled.

Frank Langella believes his firing was unjust.

part ways with Langella after an investigation into claims of “unacceptable behavior” on set, Langella penned an open letter Thursday on Deadline decrying his forced departure.“I have been canceled. Just like that,” the 84-year-old thespian began in a lengthy statement.“In the increasing madness that currently pervades our industry, I could not have imagined that the words collateral damage would fall upon my shoulders. They have brought with them a weight I had not expected to bear in the closing decades of my career.

Editor’s Note: On April 13, Deadline broke the story that Frank Langella had been fired as the lead of the Netflix limited series The Fall of the House of Usher after an investigation into an alleged unacceptable conduct on set, including sexual harassment toward the actress playing his wife. At the time, we reached out to the Oscar-nominated actor for comment. Here is his reaction to the dismissal, written as a guest column.