X-Men: Sophie Turner declared that working on Revelation with Singer was "unpleasant"

The tides of power in Hollywood are constantly evolving and the recent #MeToo movement has resulted in some very interesting changes. However, director Bryan Singer has not really been ousted by his numerous allegations of badual misconduct, but by his reluctance to return to Bohemian Rhapsody's platter for personal reasons. Dexter Fletcher, the uncredited, finished the film. Singer has since been abandoned from his project Red Sonja .

It is only recently that we began to hear more complaints about his work. Last month, Rami Malek, the star of Bohemian Rhapsody although shy about precise details, continued in these terms: "In my situation with Bryan, it was not pleasant, not the all. And that's about all I can say. But, of course, he is not the only one who has worked with him. Sophie Turner, who plays Jean Gray in X-Men: Apocalypse echoes the comments of Malek in a play Rolling Stone RELATED – Bryan Signer escaped from Red Sonja Reboot [19659004] "Our time together was , as Rummy said, unpleasant. "

She did not explain in detail why her experience with Singer was unpleasant, but it is a comment that was made just after seeing parallels between the political of Westeros and the politics inherent in the profession of actor.

"There is a lot of Sansa in me. You enter something and you think it will be a huge dream, then you will realize, "Oh, wait. I must be very strategic about everything. And Harvey Weinstein is Joffrey or Ramsay. Probably worse than that. A white walker. & # 39; "

Turner will resume his role as Jean Gray in the upcoming film Dark Phoenix due out on June 7th.

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SOURCE: Rolling Stone THR