Actor Jonathan Majors dropped from a number of high-profile roles after domestic-violence arrest

Actor Jonathan Majors has been dropped from a number of tasks since he was arrested final month on domestic-violence fees.

According to a report from Deadline, the actor has been dropped from an upcoming Otis Redding biopic, the difference of the Walter Mosley novel “The Man in My Basement,” and a Texas Rangers advert marketing campaign.

Before his arrest, Mr. Majors was one in all Hollywood’s hottest actors, because of well-received starring roles in “Ant-Man 3” and “Creed III.”

All of it dissipated virtually instantly, as Mr. Majors was arrested on March 25 after a dispute with an unnamed 30-year-old girl.

The girl was taken to the hospital with minor accidents to her head and neck, in response to authorities.

After the arrest, Mr. Majors’ publicist and supervisor each lower ties with the actor.

Shortly after his arrest, Mr. Majors’ lawyer launched screenshots of textual content messages between the actor and the purported sufferer, exhibiting the girl taking the blame for the incident and telling Mr. Majors that she didn’t wish to press fees.

Reactions to the messages have been largely unfavourable. Twitter customers responded to the screenshots claiming that apologizing to somebody who assaults you is obvious proof of abusive habits.

Mr. Majors remains to be listed as the principle villain for future motion pictures within the Marvel Cinematic Universe and is anticipated to collaborate with director Spike Lee within the Amazon movie “Da Understudy.”