Rami Malek?s Experience with Bryan Singer ?Was Not Pleasant?
 

Rami Malek’s experience working with director Bryan Singer on the set of*Bohemian Rhapsody*was apparently*“unpleasant.”*The recent Queen bio-pic*–*starring Malek as lead singer Freddie Mercury – has come under fire due to Singer’s involvement.


According to*THR, Malek did not have an enjoyable experience working with Singer. In an interview with the actor, Malek said,*“In my situation with Bryan, it was not pleasant, not at all. And that’s about what I can say about it at this point.“ Malek didn’t go into detail about*his experience with Singer as he wanted to keep Queen and Mercury the center of the conversation, but also recognized that people have the right to have their voice heard over allegations against the director. In response to the more recent sexual assault allegations against Singer, Malek issued the following statement:

“My heart goes out to anyone who has to live through anything like what I’ve heard and what is out there. It’s awful, it’s remarkable that this happens, I can appreciate so much what they’ve been through and how difficult this must be for them. In the light of the #MeToo era that this somehow seems to exist after that, it’s a horrible thing.”

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While Malek is now opening up a bit about his experiences with Singer, it was previously revealed that Malek and Singer often clashed on the set of*Bohemian Rhapsody. Around the time that Singer was fired from the project, Malek had complained to Fox about the director’s “unreliability and unprofessionalism,“ which makes his recent comments unsurprising. Even though Malek didn’t go into detail about his issues with Singer, it makes sense why he would want to keep the focus on the victims, Queen, and the film, especially when we are in the midst of the awards season.


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