“Inappropriate behavior”: Allegation against Bill Murray stops filming

According to consistent media reports from “Deadline” and “Variety”, the production of the new film “Being Moral” has been stopped. An e-mail to the employees allegedly states that an official complaint was made at the end of last week that they were made aware of something that is now being investigated. However, those responsible will not be more specific. As the industry sites report, it is said to be the accusation of “inappropriate behavior” by Hollywood star Bill Murray.

More information has not yet leaked out to the public. those responsible do not want to announce any further details for the time being. Filming on “Being Moral” by director, actor and comedian Aziz Ansari (39) started in March. According to insiders, half of the film, which deals with the topic of end-of-life care, is already in the can.

Lucy Liu has already complained about Bill Murray

Actress Lucy Liu (53) made a dispute with her colleague Murray public in the summer of 2021. Together they stood in front of the camera for the movie “Charlie’s Angels” in 2000. Liu reported that Murray allegedly insulted her. The reason: You and other colleagues reworked a scene during a rehearsal when Murray was not there.

At the time, Liu said on the Los Angeles Times podcast “Asian Enough”: “Some of his expressions were inexcusable and unacceptable and I didn’t want to just sit there and accept it.” She immediately put up a fight back then and doesn’t regret it. Colleague Drew Barrymore (47) also confirmed the incident on the set. “Comedians can be a little dark sometimes and he just came in in a bad mood,” Barrymore said at the time.