Title: The fall of a rising Hollywood star: Jonathan Majors fired by Marvel following his conviction for assault
Introduction :
In a sad turn of events, rising Hollywood star Jonathan Majors was found guilty on Monday of assaulting and harassing his ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari. This conviction caused Marvel to remove him from a starring role in its superhero blockbusters. This news could not only affect Majors’ career, but also shake up the Marvel franchise’s plans.
Jonathan Majors’ journey:
Jonathan Majors debuted as Kang the Conqueror in “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” earlier this year and was slated to appear in at least two more upcoming Avengers films. Marvel had high hopes for this character and planned to feature him in future films in the franchise.
Marvel’s reaction:
Following the conviction of Jonathan Majors, an informant close to the decision told AFP that the Marvel studio would not continue with the actor. The move was reported by US media and is a major blow to Majors as Marvel is considered the cornerstone of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Details of the incident:
Majors’ arrest occurred in late March following an altercation with Grace Jabbari during a car ride in Manhattan. According to local media, the argument broke out after Majors received a text message and Jabbari tried to take his phone, thinking he was communicating with another woman. A struggle ensued, and legal representatives from both parties exchanged accusations regarding the assault.
The judicial conclusion:
Jonathan Majors was found guilty of third-degree assault and second-degree harassment by a jury in Manhattan Criminal Court. The sentence will be pronounced on February 6. The prosecutor said evidence presented at trial demonstrated a pattern of psychological and emotional abuse, as well as forms of coercion. The jury determined that this pattern culminated in the assault and harassment of Majors’ girlfriend.
Consequences for Jonathan Majors’ career:
This conviction could have serious consequences for Jonathan Majors’ booming career. Before this incident, he had already starred in several successful films, such as “Creed III” and “Lovecraft Country”, for which he was nominated for an Emmy Award. However, this conviction could undeniably damage his reputation in the film industry.
Conclusion :
Jonathan Majors’ conviction for assault and harassment led to his dismissal from Marvel, jeopardizing his career and upending the studio’s plans for the Avengers franchise. This sad case serves as a reminder of the importance of fighting against domestic violence and harassment, even within the entertainment industry. Hopefully this serves as a reminder to everyone in the film industry to treat others with respect and dignity.