Armie Hammer

In the trailer for 'House of Hammer,' an upcoming docuseries about Armie Hammer's violent proclivities and dark family history, one of his exes plays a ...

“This behavior, it’s deep-rooted.” She adds, “Every generation of my family has been involved in dark misdeeds, and it just gets worse and worse.” One message Morrison alleges he sent reads, “I have a fantasy about having someone prove their love and devotion and tying them up in a public place and making their body free use and seeing if they will fuck strangers for me.” In the wake of those revelations, Vanity Fair also published a lengthy exposé on the dark, often violent history of his oil-magnate family.

Allegations of abuse, dark family history, and more are heavily featured in House Of Hammer's first trailer.

Specifically, Discovery+ released a trailer today for a new documentary special about Hammer and his family, House Of Hammer, in which Courtney Vucekovich and Julia Morrison, two of the women who’ve accused Hammer of abusive behavior, go into harrowing details about his treatment of them. (Give or take reports that he was selling timeshares in the Caymans recently, which Variety apparently managed to verify was true.) Now, he’s back—albeit not in a way that Hammer himself would probably be happy about it.

How did Armie Hammer go from Hollywood golden boy to an abuser? A new documentary series, House of Hammer, is asking that exact question as it investigates ...

"I'm about to reveal the dark, twisted secrets of the Hammer family," the granddaughter of businessman Armand Hammer says in the trailer. "My bet was going to involve showing up at your place and completely tying you up and incapacitating you and being able to do whatever I wanted to every single hole in your body until I was done with you," Hammer can be heard saying in the memo. Keep up with the latest in lifestyle and entertainmentGet the latest lifestyle & entertainment headlines straight to your inbox. - Armie Hammer to 'focus on myself' after leaving Broadway ... - Armie Hammer forced to deny he works in a hotel after ... - Disgraced actor Armie Hammer reportedly broke and working ...

OPINION: This trailer is three-and-a-half minutes of some of the wildest – and most awful – stuff you have ever heard.

Gross as this all is, the creepiest moment in the trailer comes with a voice recording. A note Morrison claims he sent her says, “I am going to bite the f... The trailer saves its trump card for last. In case you choose to dedicate the recesses of your brain to things other than celebrity scandal, a brief refresher. I’ll own you forever.” I own you now.

Discovery+ has released the trailer for its forthcoming docuseries on Armie Hammer, who was accused of sexual abuse in early 2021.

Hammer has strongly denied all allegations of sexual abuse, stating that all interactions with the women were consensual. With no projects on the horizon, he was spotted earlier this summer selling timeshares at a resort in the Cayman Islands where he has been residing close to his estranged wife and two young children for much of the pandemic. This documentary provides an important platform for the incredibly courageous women who came forward to share their stories, and we hope their courage inspires others to continue meaningful conversations around abuse in our society.” One woman, who is represented by attorney Gloria Allred, accused Hammer of rape, prompting the LAPD to conduct an investigation. The doc was produced in tandem with Casey Hammer, who is Armie Hammer’s aunt and granddaughter of Armand Hammer, the businessman who made the family fortune in the oil business. In 1955, Julian Hammer, the son of Armand Hammer, killed a man inside his Los Angeles home over a gambling debt, but claimed self defense and the charges were dismissed.

Courtney Vucekovich, who appeared as one of the accusers in the 3-minute-long clip to detail her alleged harrowing experiences while dating the “Social Network” ...

“He kind of captivates you and while being charming, he’s grooming you for these things that are darker and heavier and consuming. “That’s what he did to me. Voice memos, allegedly sent by the “Call me by Your Name” star, also played as a voiceover.

In the trailer for House Of Hammer, Armie Hammer's aunt Casey Hammer compares her family to the TV drama Succession, and we hear a graphic voice memos ...

The couple announced their divorce in 2020. This behaviour, it's deep-rooted". House Of Hammer, produced by Armie Hammer's aunt Casey Hammer, "will reveal the dark, twisted secrets of the Hammer family". In March of the same year, Hammer was also accused of rape by a woman in Los Angeles. Police are investigating the allegation. In the trailer for House Of Hammer, Armie Hammer's aunt Casey Hammer compares her family to the TV drama Succession, and we hear a graphic voice memos allegedly sent by the actor to one of his victims. Disturbing allegations of abuse and control are set to be explored in a new documentary about the actor Armie Hammer.

House of Hammer chronicles the abuse allegations against Hollywood star Armie Hammer through a series of interviews.

Armie Hammer’s alleged crimes are only the tip of the iceberg. Behind the money and power lies a dysfunctional dynasty with its male characters exhibiting all the devastating consequences of privilege gone wild." The trailer sees Courtney Vucekovich saying: "In the beginning, I felt like this was all perfect, But then things changed. Every generation of my family has been involved with dark misdeeds. Disturbing voice memos and text messages detailing violent sexual fantasies the actor allegedly sent are also featured. And it just gets worse, and worse and worse."

Armie Hammer is coping with his "chaotic life" by getting some new symbolic tattoos--a thing no one has ever done before.

According to Page Six, the 35-year-old was spotted lounging by the pool in a Southern California hotel with an upside down triangle in the middle of his chest and a bisected triangle on his arm. After fleeing in the night to the Cayman Islands in the beginning of the pandemic in 2020 (which led his ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers to file for divorce) and then reportedly selling timeshares there for the past two years, Hammer now seems to be channeling his woes into a mid-life crisis project: getting a bunch of corny symbolic tattoos. As Jezebel’s Kylie Cheung wrote, in addition to a “bird’s eye view” of Hammer’s “entire family history of abuse and shadiness,” the discovery+ series also features interviews with a few of Hammer’s exes, who give pretty horrific accounts of his love for flesh.