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entertainment1 year ago

Apple TV+ Announces Premiere Dates for 'Mythic Quest' Season 4 and 'Side Quest' Spinoff

"Mythic Quest" Season 4 is set to premiere on Apple TV+ on January 29, 2024, with two episodes, followed by weekly releases until March 26. On the same day, the new companion anthology series "Side Quest" will debut all four episodes. "Side Quest" explores the lives of those impacted by the game in standalone episodes, featuring a diverse cast. Both series are produced by Lionsgate, 3 Arts Entertainment, and Ubisoft, with Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, and Megan Ganz among the executive producers.

via Variety|
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Apologizes for Sexual Misconduct Allegations on 'Mythic Quest'

F. Murray Abraham has issued a "sincere and deeply felt apology" after being fired from the Apple TV+ series "Mythic Quest" due to two allegations of sexual misconduct. The actor said he told "jokes, nothing more" that "upset some of my colleagues." Lionsgate confirmed his exit, which fell between the second and third season. The actor hopes his co-stars would "forgive" him following the allegations. The show follows a fictional video game studio producing an online role-playing game called Mythic Quest. Abraham's character, C.W. Longbottom, was the game's head writer in the show's first two seasons.

via Page Six|
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Apologizes for Sexual Misconduct Allegations on 'Mythic Quest'

F. Murray Abraham, star of "White Lotus," issued an apology for telling jokes that upset colleagues on the set of "Mythic Quest," leading to his departure from the show due to allegations of sexual misconduct. Lionsgate, the studio that produces "Mythic Quest," stated that they take allegations of misconduct seriously and investigate them thoroughly. Abraham had been a series regular on "Mythic Quest" since its inception and played writer C.W. Longbottom.

via CNN|
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Apologizes for Sexual Misconduct Allegations on 'Mythic Quest'

F. Murray Abraham has responded to allegations of sexual misconduct on the set of Apple TV+ series Mythic Quest, saying he made jokes that upset some colleagues and lost a great job with wonderful people. Rolling Stone reported that Abraham's departure from the show in 2022 was a firing stemming from at least two separate allegations of sexual misconduct. The show wrapped up the character's plotline in the season three premiere in November 2022, killing him off in an offscreen suicide that borrows heavily from Thelma & Louise.

via Vulture|
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Apologizes for 'Mythic Quest' Firing and Misconduct Allegations

F. Murray Abraham has apologized for making jokes that "upset some of my colleagues" after being fired from the Apple TV+ series "Mythic Quest" for sexual misconduct. Lionsgate confirmed Abraham's departure in April 2022, citing at least two complaints about his behavior. Abraham's character, C.W. Longbottom, was the game's head writer in the show's first two seasons. The actor was warned to maintain a distance from some of the female actors on the show after the first concern, but was eventually let go after a second concern was brought to the show's creator.

via Insider|
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Apologizes for Sexual Misconduct Allegations on Mythic Quest Set

F. Murray Abraham has issued a public apology following reports that he was fired from the Apple+ TV show Mythic Quest due to sexual misconduct allegations. At least two concerns had been raised about Abraham's behavior, resulting in him being told to stay away from some actresses and ultimately being fired. Abraham, who won an Oscar for Best Actor in 1985, played C.W. Longbottom on the first two seasons of the show and was killed off in the third season. He has apologized for his behavior and hopes to be forgiven.

via Yahoo Entertainment|
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Apologizes for Sexual Misconduct Allegations, Blames 'Jokes'

F. Murray Abraham has issued an apology after being fired from Mythic Quest following sexual misconduct complaints. Abraham blamed his behavior on telling jokes that upset some of his colleagues. The exact nature of the incidents was unclear, but at least two concerns were raised about Abraham's behavior on set. Lionsgate, the show's producing studio, did not comment on the allegations.

via Rolling Stone|
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Apologizes for Sexual Misconduct Allegations and 'Jokes' That Upset Colleagues

F. Murray Abraham has apologized for the conduct that led to his firing from Apple TV+’s Mythic Quest, but denied that his behavior involved anything more than “jokes.” Rolling Stone reported that his departure ahead of Mythic Quest‘s third season was the result of complaints about Abraham’s behavior on set involving unnamed female co-stars. Lionsgate Television told THR on Monday that they “take allegations of misconduct seriously and investigate them thoroughly.” Abraham appeared in the first two seasons of the Apple TV+ series as author and video game writer C.W. Longbottom.

via Hollywood Reporter|
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Apologizes for 'Mythic Quest' Set Behavior and Jokes.

F. Murray Abraham apologizes for making jokes that upset colleagues on the set of "Mythic Quest" and resulted in his dismissal from the show. The veteran actor was fired after two allegations of misconduct, according to a Rolling Stone report. Abraham's character, C.W. Longbottom, was written out of the show in its third season due to his terminal illness. The show's co-creator and star, Rob McElhenney, had previously expressed disappointment at Abraham's departure but promised a fitting tribute to the character.

via Variety|
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Apologizes for Inappropriate Jokes and Behavior on 'Mythic Quest' Set

F. Murray Abraham has apologized for his "jokes" that caused his termination from the Apple TV+ comedy series, Mythic Quest, due to allegations of sexual misconduct. The actor claims that his quips unintentionally "upset" his colleagues and caused him to lose "a great job." Abraham was reportedly given a warning after the first complaint and terminated after the second when series star and creator Rob McElhenney was informed. Lionsgate, the show's production company, did not comment on the matter. Abraham offered his apologies to anyone he offended, saying it was not his intention.

via New York Post |
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Fired from 'Mythic Quest' over Sexual Misconduct Allegations

F. Murray Abraham was accused of sexual misconduct during his time on the Apple TV+ comedy "Mythic Quest" and was let go after the second complaint was raised to the show's star and creator Rob McElhenney. Lionsgate, the show's producer, stated that they take allegations of misconduct seriously and investigate them thoroughly. Abraham's character had been diagnosed with a terminal illness and died off-screen in Season 3.

via Los Angeles Times|
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Fired from 'Mythic Quest' for Sexual Misconduct

F. Murray Abraham, known for his roles in "White Lotus" and "Homeland," was reportedly fired from Apple TV+'s "Mythic Quest" due to allegations of sexual misconduct involving at least two female costars or crew members. The actor was given a warning after the first incident but was dropped from the show after a second incident. Lionsgate, which produces the show, stated that they take allegations of misconduct seriously and investigate them thoroughly. Abraham's reps have not yet commented on the matter.

via TMZ|
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Fired from 'Mythic Quest' for Sexual Misconduct

F. Murray Abraham's departure from Apple TV+ series Mythic Quest was reportedly due to allegations of sexual misconduct. The actor's character, C.W. Longbottom, was a main role in the cast and was written off the show in a dramatic fashion. Production company Lionsgate released a statement saying they take allegations of misconduct seriously and investigate them thoroughly, but did not comment on personnel matters. Abraham's role had been reduced in the second season due to COVID protocols, and he reportedly wanted to return for the third season.

via The A.V. Club|
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entertainment2 years ago

F. Murray Abraham Fired from 'Mythic Quest' over Sexual Misconduct

F. Murray Abraham's departure from Apple TV+ series Mythic Quest last April was due to sexual misconduct complaints, according to Rolling Stone. At least two concerns were raised about Abraham's behavior, resulting in a warning and then his dismissal from the show. Lionsgate confirmed they take allegations of misconduct seriously but do not comment on personnel actions. Abraham did not comment, and Mythic Quest worked in his exit with a fitting sendoff for his character in the Season Three premiere. Abraham has since been cast in the second season of HBO's The White Lotus.

via Rolling Stone|
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