Bill Murray faces new misconduct allegations

Bill Murray is not just the funny and quirky person you thought, the one who makes drinks in a bar, steals chips from strangers and accepts the most absurd cameos; Colleagues have been describing bad experiences with him for years, although, as Lucy Liu has already pointed out, the press talked about it “accidents” in the sexiest way possible.

Recall that his partner in “Charlie’s Angels” had to endure a series of insults from him and a language he considers “unforgivable and unacceptable”who hit a photographer in a restaurant on Martha’s Vineyard in 2018 or that his ex-wife, Jennifer Butler, She filed for divorce accusing him of domestic violence, infidelity and addiction to sex, marijuana and alcohol. And Richard Dreyfuss, McG or Chevy Chase had also spoken ill of him, and now the list continues to grow.

After having had to suspend filming of ‘Being Mortal’ due to a complaint filed by someone on the team and that Geena Davis recounted the terrible experience she had with him in a casting, new allegations of inappropriate behavior have been raised. Seth Green, actor, director and screenwriter, met Murray when he was only 9 backstage on “Saturday Night Live” in a show Murray participated in as host and guest star. As Green recalled on “Good Mythical Morning”, the actor gave him a hard time needlessly: “[Murray] He saw me sitting on the arm of a chair and made a scene because I was in his seat. I thought “this is absurd. I am sitting on the arm of this sofa. There is more space on the sofa. I kindly sent her to fry the churros and she said, “This is my chair.” Green’s mother told her son to get off, but he held his position and told her so “Are you an idiot? Is it rude to tell a 9 year old to get up from your seat, is this some kind of power play?”. Murray must not have liked this answer very much because, Green recalls: “He grabbed me by the ankles, held me upside down, put me on top of a garbage can and said, ‘The garbage goes to the garbage can.’ I started crying and moving my arms, wiggling wildly and making contact with his balls. She threw me in the bin and the bin overturned. I was horrified. I ran out and under the table in my dressing room and started crying. ”

Also because of this program, Rob Schneider, who worked at SNL between 1990 and 1994, told Fox News that Murray “I hated” to the whole cast and so on “He wasn’t very nice to us”. Schneider recalls that Murray showed further anger towards some cast members such as Chris Farley, who “He hated with passion. As if he was bubbling at him.” and also to Adam Sandler, whom the public loved. Murray was a member of the SNL team between 1977 and 1980, but these experiences refer to the times he participated as a guest, which were 5 between 1981 and 1993.

Economic agreement

About what happened on the set of ‘Being Mortal’, though Murray claimed that the matter was none other than a “difference of opinion” because he thought he was “do something fun” that she took otherwise, the actor said his team would contact her to reach an understanding. According to Puck that deal ended up being a $ 100,000 financial compensation for kissing and riding a woman “much younger” that he, who is 72 years old. She would have been horrified because her actions were horrified “completely sexual” and that’s why he filed a complaint with the studio, which decided to suspend shooting on Aziz Ansari’s debut film.