American actor Jonathan Majors found guilty of assault and harassment He was arrested this Monday in Manhattan, New York, for assaulting his then-girlfriend in a car. But the six-person jury also found Majors not guilty of two other charges that required prosecutors to prove he acted with intent.
Following the debate, specialist media in the US reported: astonishment Studios fired the actorHe plays the villain Kang the Conqueror in the studio’s cinematic universe.
Majors, 34, star of ‘Creed III’ and ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’, was charged with: strangulation, assault and harassment He was arrested on March 25 following a call to the police regarding a domestic dispute against a woman and was later released. According to The New York Times, the actor, who was wearing a gray suit today, showed no visible reaction to the decision other than slightly squinting his eyes and wrinkling his forehead.
The actor did not testify during the two-week hearing. But his ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari did, detailing the fight that left her ear bloodied and a broken finger.
With this decision, Majors’ film career becomes complicated. In recent months, actor lost advertising and project management contractsHe was dropped from his talent agency Entertainment 360 and lost his role in the movie ‘The Man in My Basement’. But Marvel Studios’ decision to cut ties with the actor has been the professional outcome with the biggest impact so far.
The actor could face less than a year in prison and is scheduled to be sentenced on February 6.