Bryan Singer, Director of X-Men, Working on a Documentary about His Life After Sexual Abuse Allegations

Director Bryan Singer, known for his work on the X-Men franchise, is preparing to make a documentary that will delve into his struggle after being accused of sexual abuse. His career was rocked in 2017 when he was fired from the film Bohemian Rhapsody due to erratic behavior and extended absences from the set.

In 2019, Bryan Singer faced allegations of sexual abuse and assault from four underage actors. While he vehemently denied having relationships with minors, these allegations severely damaged his reputation in the post-#MeToo era.

Two teenagers filed a civil lawsuit claiming they were coerced into stripping for a scene, while two other young actors made similar allegations in separate lawsuits. The case was settled out of court for an undisclosed amount of money, and Bryan Singer never faced criminal charges.

However, despite the absence of criminal proceedings, Bryan Singer has become persona non grata in the film industry. The director, who had achieved success with films such as The Usual Suspects, X-Men, and Superman Returns, has been widely ostracized.

The documentary he is preparing apparently aims to present his perspective and share his experience after these allegations of sexual abuse. It is worth noting that this announcement has already sparked debates and controversies regarding the relevance and timing of such a project, considering the nature of the accusations against him.