On June 9, according to a foreign magazine report, the famous actor Amy Hammer boarded a plane at the end of last month to leave the Man Islands and went to a private hospital for treatment on drugs and alcohol, and was officially admitted at the end of last month.
A few months ago, Amy Hammer was accused of assault by a woman named Effie in March. According to sources, Hammer himself denied any inappropriate behavior toward the woman.
Since January this year, amy Hammer's negative news has been continuous, and some netizens have publicly exposed Amy Hammer's trumpet content, which is very explicit and full of violence. The explosion of this negative news directly led to the direct fall of Hammer's Hollywood career, which made him scandal-ridden. Later, due to public pressure, he had to quit the new movie "Wedding at Gunpoint", and was subsequently replaced by actor Miles Teller in the new drama "Offer".
Starring him and Wonder Woman Gayle Gadot, Disney's new suspense thriller Tragedy on the Nile is scheduled to be released in North America on February 11, 2022, and Disney is now considering the need to reduce Hammer's presence in marketing. This also means that Hammer is likely to be banned by Hollywood!
Born into a wealthy family, Amy Hammer successfully entered Hollywood with the role of the Winkworth twins in The Social Network, as he managed to attract a large number of fans because of his handsome appearance and gentle personality. In 2017, the high-scoring romance film "Call Me by Your Name" starring "Sweet Tea" with "Sweet Tea" was a huge success at the box office, and The role of Oliver played by Hammer in the film was also nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor.
Amy Hammer announced as early as last year that he and his wife Elizabeth Chambers divorced, the two have been married for more than ten years, have a son and a daughter, the former Amy Hammer is a good husband who cares about the family, but now there are scandals, and the image of a good man in front of the public has plummeted.
Hammer, now 34, has had to temporarily quit Hollywood and opt for treatment due to numerous negative news. And the sequel to the new fire film "Call Me by Your Name" was also greatly affected by him, and the filming plan was forced to be shelved.