The embattled star is facing criticism for self-isolating in Hawaii, where he travelled before the lockdown began. He declined to name any of the trolls for legal reasons, but revealed that “they are professionals: teachers, psychologists, and adults who should know better”. Heughan said he hadn’t spoken of the abuse previously because he “believed in humanity” and simply hoped the bullies would go away – but he’s now declaring: “I will not entertain it anymore.” “Recently, these false claims vary from me manipulating fans, being a closet homosexual, trying to mislead or exhort fans for money and disregarding advice. “It’s affecting my life, my mental state and is a daily concern,” he wrote. He said he and his family, friends and costars have been targeted by “personal slurs, shaming, abuse, death threats, stalking, sharing of private information and vile, false narrative”. The Scottish actor best known for his role as Jamie Fraser in the period drama opened up about the abuse he’s received over the past six years in a lengthy statement on social media.
Morris broke down the dos and don'ts of playing a convincing hacker and what it was like working opposite Siddharth Dhananjay as RST's resident coder Eric. With Bloodshot now playing in theaters nationwide, I recently got the chance to catch up with Heughan and Morris.
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