Star insurgents Terry Creus, known for the role of Hale Caesar in the franchise "The Expendables", will not be removed in the fourth part of the militant because of accusations of the producer in sexual harassment.

Yesterday, the actor spoke before the US Senate Judiciary Committee and talked about sexual harassment against him and his fight with influential Hollywood producers who cover such offenses.

According to Kryus, when he filed a lawsuit against one of the most famous Hollywood agents, he was approached by the producer of the series "The Expendables" Avi Lerner and threatened to deprive him of the opportunity to take part in the fourth film if he did not withdraw his complaint.

The actor is sure that Lerner, against whom similar accusations were made, simply tried to "cover" his colleague Adam Venit, the publication DeadLine.

"I starred in three films of the series" The Expendables "with Sylvester Stallone. The franchise producer called my manager and asked me to withdraw my charges so that I got into the fourth part. Otherwise, I will have trouble, "- said Creus.

Terry also admitted that he did not expect that his case would cause such a resonance.

"I thought that in the police station I would be laughed at. A year later, when the #MeToo movement has already gained momentum, complaining about such incidents has become much easier and safer, "added the actor.

Note, in October 2017, Terry Crews told how he and his wife attended the event in Hollywood, when one of the high-ranking film producers grabbed him by the penis. He noted that his wife had seen everything. Creus wanted to beat the offender, but was afraid of criminal responsibility. In November of the same year, the artist wrote to the producer a statement to the police.

Recall, recently the above-mentioned Sylvester Stallone, several women were accused of sexual harassment.