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Warner Bros. executives are apparently working at light speed to decide Ezra Miller’s fate following the actor’s recent antics.

Tom Hanks, 65, has shared his apologies in a recent chat with someone he fired from one of his films.The Hollywood star admits the story was “bone-chilling” and he cannot believe he did it in a candid new chat.Connor Ratcliff had been cast in Band of Brothers back in 2000, which Tom was directing.However, the day before he was set to film his scenes, he was allegedly fired.He admitted the reason behind this was because he was told Tom had seen the audition tape and had second thoughts.This was because he looked like he had “dead eyes”, according to the actor.Connor has since gone on to launch a new podcast called Dead Eyes, where he interviews people about why he was let go.In the latest episode of the show, released earlier in March, Tom appeared on the podcast to speak about the incident.During their chat, Connor shared what had happened and how he was asked to reaudition.This involved him heading to London to perform in front of Tom and other producers again.While waiting outside, he was then told they’d decided to go in another direction.Reacting to the story on the podcast, Hollywood star Tom admitted “not a single moment of this rings a bell.”He also said after hearing what Conner described: “This is a bone-chilling story, just bone-chilling.”Tom continued: “Now let me first take full responsibility for doing this to you.“This was without a doubt the act of the director and that was me.“There was something stuck in a craw or one of those very, very subtle sort of decisions that aims the story in the direction you want it to go.”He added: “In the inner sanctum of whatever this casting session was on Band of Brothers.“I’m sure I said, ‘I don’t know man, that guy’s got dead eyes.’”During their chat, Tom also admitted

The Apprentice's all-female final four were whittled down to two in last night's episode (Thursday 17 March), leaving Harpreet Kaur and Kathryn Burn to battle it out for Lord Sugar's £250K investment. Last night's episode revealed that Harpreet is incredibly close to her sister, with whom she co-owns her dessert business. However, Lord Sugar wasn't keen on investing in someone who hadn't been through the process.

Lisa Barlow stated that Jennie Nguyen should be allowed to redeem herself after being fired from The Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City over offensive posts.'I think everyone in life deserves a second chance,' said Barlow, 47, to TMZ while recently at Los Angeles International Airport.She added: 'That's what we're trying to do - just be a little bit better every single day, and hopefully we learn from our mistakes and don't make them again, and I think that's how we learn sometimes. We have to make mistakes to learn.' Second chance:Lisa Barlow, shown last week in West Hollywood, California, stated that Jennie Nguyen should be allowed to redeem herself after being fired from The Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City over offensive posts on social mediaNguyen, 44, joined season two of the Bravo reality show and was introduced to the cast as Barlow's longtime friend.Barlow called Nguyen's firing in late January a 'tough decision.' 'It was really hard for everybody involved, and I hope she's doing amazing,' Barlow said.Barlow revealed that she's had little contact with Nguyen since she was booted with only a text exchange.

supports HTML5 videoActors Tom Hanks and Connor Ratliff have a very…unique history.Over 20 years ago, at age 24, Connor auditioned for the miniseries Band Of Brothers, which was directed by Tom – who rejected him for the role on the basis that he had ‘dead eyes’.Two decades on, Connor, now 46, has told the story many times and even has his own podcast titled Dead Eyes – the most recent guest being none other than Tom.Yep, the pair finally hashed out the ‘dead eyes’ situation, with Tom saying he doesn’t remember it happening but nonetheless apologising.‘Let me take full responsibility for doing this to you,’ Tom, 65, said on the podcast. ‘This was without a doubt the act of the director, and that was me.‘There was something stuck in a craw or one of those very, very subtle sort of decisions that aims the story in the direction you want it to go.’‘In the inner sanctum of whatever this casting session was on Band of Brothers… I’m sure I said, “I don’t know man, that guy’s got dead eyes,”‘ he continued.‘I could’ve said, “He’s got too blond of hair; he’s too tall and I can’t have the aide be taller than Captain Winters.” I could’ve said, “He’s too short and slight … I could’ve said any of these things, and they would have been true and they would’ve been the opinion.’Tom also recalled being ‘aghast’ when he was told about the podcast’s origin, but it seems the pair have well and truly buried the hatchet.

Dead Eyes podcaster Connor Ratliff sat down to chat with Tom Hanks, who famously fired him from his 2001HBOminiseries Band of Brothers for having 'dead eyes.'On the latest episode of the show the actor, 46, discussed auditioning for the series with the legendary filmmaker, 65.Despite noting that 'not a single moment of this rings a bell,' Tom called it a 'bone-chilling story' and said he takes 'full responsibility' for his actions. Talking it out: Dead Eyes podcaster Connor Ratliff sat down to chat with Tom Hanks, who famously fired him from his 2001 HBO miniseries Band of Brothers for having 'dead eyes'Tom took a lighthearted approach to the conversation as he said, 'This was without a doubt the act of the director, and that was me.'He continued, 'There was something in stuck in a craw or one of those very, very subtle sort of decisions that aims the story in the direction you want it to go.' He explained where his headspace might've been as he noted, 'In the inner sanctum of whatever this casting session was on Band of Brothers...

Connor Ratliff has received an apology from Tom Hanks.

Lord Alan Sugar whittled down his six remaining candidates in another dramatic episode of The Apprentice on Thursday night - ahead of the much-anticipated interview stages.

Kanye West was seen spending time with friends in Miami, after firing his thirddivorce lawyer in the past year amid divorce fromKim Kardashian.As he exited his hotel with a buddy, who wore a black 'Rolling Loud Club' hoodie, the rapper, 44, appeared inhigh spirits as he flashed a beaming smile while strolling along the sidewalk on Monday evening.For his outing, the father-of-four wore an all-black ensemble, consisting of a bulky leather jacket, plain t-shirt, jeans and a pair ofBalenciaga x Crocs rain boots. Doing well: Kanye West was seen spending time with friends in Miami, after firing his third divorce lawyer in the past year amid divorce from Kim KardashianAt one point, thePraise God hitmaker, who released his 11th album Donda 2 last Tuesday, chatted on his phone.

Jada Pinkett Smith has reunited with Queen Latifah.The 50-year-old actress took to Instagram on Sunday to share two shots alongside Latifah, 51, ahead of her upcoming appearance on The Equalizer next week.The Red Table Talk star shared the images of herself to her 11 million followers posed with Latifah on the set of the crime drama, writing, '@queenlatifah x Jada = Trouble!' with a happy emoji accompanying the post. The latest:Jada Pinkett Smith, 50, has reunited with Queen Latifah, 51, with an appearance on the CBS crime dramaThe Equalizer set to air later this monthIn one shot, Pinkett Smith donned a textured black leather jacket while Latifah wore a black leather coat over an olive green top and black pants with a face mask.In the second shot, Pinkett Smith wore a pink athletic jacket with maroon stripes down the arm and an off-white knit cap, while Latifah wore a blue and white knit sweater.

The Apprentice’s latest fired candidate Sophie Wilding has let viewers into some boardroom behind the scenes secrets, including why everyone’s always fighting for a seat and the giveaway clue that means you’re on the losing team. Sophie, who became the latest boardroom casualty after failing to impress Lord Alan Sugar, opened up on what really happens when the candidates are called in to hear their fate.The 32 year old cocktail bar owner, who took on the role of Project Manager in the driverless vehicle task, explained that the process is completely different to watching at home.

Zack Sharf Rockmond Dunbar has filed a lawsuit against Disney and 20th Century Fox over his firing from the procedural television series “9-1-1.” Dunbar, who played Michael Grant for five seasons, is unvaccinated against COVID. The actor said he filed paperwork to the studios seeking a religious and medical exemption for the COVID vaccine.“In September 2021, [the studios] introduced a new policy mandating that all employees be vaccinated against COVID-19, but allowed actors like Mr. Dunbar to request an accommodation based on either medical or religious reasons,” the lawsuit reads.

Tonight's episode of The Apprentice saw beauty brand owner Amy Anzel fired from the BBC One show after she failed to impress Lord Sugar in the latest task. Lord Sugar accused Amy of "dodging" the project management side of things and failing to show him her potential. However, when OK! caught up with Amy during a press conference, she revealed that she felt the decision was "unfair and unjust." The 48 year old explained: "I was gutted I was so sad and disappointed." She continued: "I'd been contributing significantly to every single task.

Jennie Nguyen’s Housewives career may be over, but she’s not done defending herself.

"Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" star Jennie Nguyen spoke out for the first time following her firing from the reality show. Nguyen appeared on Instagram Live on Wednesday to share her side of the story.The reality TV star claimed she couldn't remember if she posted the resurfaced posts herself or if someone from her team did, but she took "full responsibility" for what was posted. She went on to say she wouldn't apologize for her political views and encouraged people to be respectful of each other's opinions.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterAlf Clausen, the longtime “Simpsons” composer who was fired in 2017, has dropped his wrongful termination lawsuit, in which he accused Fox of age and disability discrimination.Clausen, 80, filed the suit in August 2019, alleging that Fox and Gracie Films had fired him because of his age and Parkinson’s diagnosis. Clausen worked on the show for 27 years, and was nominated for 23 Emmy Awards.In August 2020, a judge dismissed part of the suit, ruling that Clausen had not shown enough evidence of age discrimination, but could proceed with his disability discrimination claim, among others.

Chris Noth‘s former The Equalizer costar Queen Latifah is speaking out after he was fired late last month.

Queen Latifah spoke out about her former co-star on "The Equalizer," Chris Noth, being removed from the show amid allegations of sexual assault.  Noth, 67, previously starred alongside the 51-year-old actress in the CBS series about a woman with a unique set of skills who acts as a sort-of anonymous guardian angel to those in her city who find themselves with nowhere else to turn for justice.  In a previous statement provided to Fox News Digital, the network announced that Noth would no longer be filming new episodes of the show after multiple women came forward alleging that he had sexually assaulted them.  Speaking to People, Queen Latifah explained how difficult it has been to navigate the situation as both a woman and an ambassador for her show.  Queen Latifah spoke out about the firing of Chris Noth from their show "The Equalizer."  (Barbara Nitke/CBS via Getty Images) "It's still surreal. It is such a dicey, delicate situation that requires a great deal of respect," she explained.  As far as the allegations are concerned, the actress said the situation was "a personal thing" that Noth will now have to find a way to "deal with." As for his character on the show, she explained that he is currently being written out, but that conversations are happening about what that will look like for "The Equalizer going forward.

ousted from the CBS drama as well as the “Sex and the City” spinoff “And Just Like That” last year following allegations of sexual assault. Latifah, 51, told People what she thought about Noth’s dismissal as well as his character being written off.“It’s still surreal. It is such a dicey, delicate situation that requires a great deal of respect,” the “U.N.I.T.Y.” singer said.

Queen Latifah, 51, is speaking out about the shocking sexual assault accusations against Chris Noth, which resulted in his firing from their show, The Equalizer, in an interview that was released on Jan. 24. The actress admitted that the “delicate situation” doesn’t feel real as the cast and the crew of the CBS crime series try to figure out what to do now that one of their main characters is no longer a part of it.

A month after sexual assault allegations were made against Chris Noth and he was removed from “The Equalizer”, co-star Queen Latifah is speaking out.