The Inception star fired back, claiming he wasn't aware he did such a thing.
Well now, the Hitfix writer has responded, and he is done doing press junkets…
FOREVER!
In a lengthy article published on Wednesday, the columnist said:
He even justifies why his anger was directed at the British thespian:"First, I'll use this space to say that I'm done with junkets. I've been done with them for a while, but I am genuinely done with them now. That's not to say I won't do interviews, because I love having a great conversation about craft with a filmmaker or a performer… What I won't do any more is subject myself to a fundamentally broken system, not until studios begin to deliver on what they promise in a consistent and professional manner."
"I've been doing this for almost 19 years now, and there comes a certain point when you've had enough bad encounters that it adds up. There was a Drop junket in Toronto that was a nightmare. There was the Fury Road junket where I interviewed Tom and observed again just how unhappy he seems with that part of the business, albeit with a little more sympathy than frustration at that point. My encounters with him stretch all the way back to the first screening of Bronson at Sundance, where Nicolas Winding Refn and I were talking in the lobby after the first screening and Hardy couldn't be bothered. And in each of those cases, I have my perspective on what happened, and Hardy has his."
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