Producer Charlie Hanson removed from After Life over sexual misconduct claims

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Producer Charlie Hanson has been removed from his role on Ricky Gervais' hit Netflix show After Life after he was accused of being a sexual predator.

Ricky Gervais says he's 'shocked and appalled' after learning about the sexual misconduct accusations against his longtime producer and collaborator Charlie Hanson.In a statement Saturday, the After Life star, 59, reacted to the recent spate of accusations raised against Hanson, 68, by multiple women; Hanson has subsequently been removed from After Life, while his membership in BAFTA has been suspended pending further investigation.'I am shocked and appalled to learn of the historical allegations made by a number of women against Charlie Hanson,' he said.

Ricky Gervais is speaking out after longtime collaborator Charlie Hanson was accused of predatory behavior by several women.

Ricky Gervais is responding to misconduct allegations against his long time collaborator and producer of “After Life”, Charlie Hanson.

Ricky Gervais has said he is "appalled to learn" about misconduct allegations against After Life producer Charlie Hanson.

After Life producer Charlie Hanson has been removed from the show and suspended by BAFTA following allegations of sexual misconduct.According to The Times, Hanson – who also produced Ricky Gervais’ Extras, Life’s Too Short and Derek – has faced complaints from 11 women, whose accusations are dated between 2008 and 2015.Netflix has since confirmed that Hanson has been removed from his role on After Life, which is currently filming its third and final season.

Manori Ravindran International EditorRicky Gervais has responded to misconduct allegations against “After Life” producer Charlie Hanson, a long-time collaborator on numerous projects by the British comedian.“I am shocked and appalled to learn of the historical allegations made by a number of women against Charlie Hanson. The decision was made to immediately remove him from production and I am confident the matter is being handled thoroughly,” said Gervais in a statement on Saturday.Hanson produced two seasons of Gervais and Stephen Merchant’s BBC and HBO comedy series “Extras” as well as the pair’s film “Cemetery Junction.” He was also behind Gervais and Merchant’s series “Life’s Too Short” and “Derek,” which starred Gervais.

British television producer and director Charlie Hanson has been removed from Netflix’s Ricky Gervais comedy After Life and he has been suspended by BAFTA amid allegations of sexual misconduct.