Olivia Munn Feels Abandoned By Cast, Director of 'Predator'
- 6 years ago
Olivia Munn Feels Abandoned By Cast, Director of 'Predator' Olivia Munn says she's grateful for the support she’s received for getting a scene cut in 'The Predator' that featured her opposite a registered sex offender. However, the actress says she doesn’t feel that support from her director
or castmates. Munn alerted Twentieth Century Fox to the criminal history of
Steven Wilder Striegel a friend of Predator director Shane Black who appeared in a small role
opposite Munn. Black originally defended his decision to cast Striegel, but later backtracked
and apologized. Munn says she has yet to hear directly from the filmmaker and doesn't accept the apology. Castmember Sterling K. Brown has tweeted his support for Munn since her comments on the matter. A rep for Keegan-Michael Key, another castmate, says the actor has also reached out to apologize to Munn.
or castmates. Munn alerted Twentieth Century Fox to the criminal history of
Steven Wilder Striegel a friend of Predator director Shane Black who appeared in a small role
opposite Munn. Black originally defended his decision to cast Striegel, but later backtracked
and apologized. Munn says she has yet to hear directly from the filmmaker and doesn't accept the apology. Castmember Sterling K. Brown has tweeted his support for Munn since her comments on the matter. A rep for Keegan-Michael Key, another castmate, says the actor has also reached out to apologize to Munn.