Shocking: The docu-series "Beit Hammer" that will be broadcast tomorrow (Friday) on the streaming network Discovery and will reveal the shocking and disturbing family history of the Hollywood actor Armie Hammer, will probably cause many viewers to have bad nightmares.
The series in question will deal, as mentioned, with the scandalous exposure of the Hammer dynasty, from which comes the actor who was once considered a talented, courted and loved A-lister, and today no one in the industry wants to be identified with him because of the series of horrific acts with which his name is associated.
Hammer's star began to fade in 2021 after disturbing correspondence between him and the women he dated were revealed, correspondence that included shocking descriptions of cannibalism and severe sexual violence including acts of sodomy and perversion, which also reached accusations of rape and mental and physical abuse.
The revelation of the affair and the public uproar it created, led to Hammer's dismissal from a number of large and talked-about film projects in which he was supposed to take part - among them the film "Shotgun Wedding", in which he was supposed to star alongside Jennifer Lopez, a TV series, a play on Broadway and the film "Next Goal Wins". Directed by Taika Waititi ("Thunder: Love and Thunder").
Hammer's family is rich in wealth and connections: he is the great-grandson of Armand Hammer, a multi-millionaire who made his fortune in the oil business and founded the drilling and processing company Occidental Petroleum, which owns assets with a total value of more than 109 billion dollars worldwide.
But with the money, status and fame also comes the dark and shocking side in this case, when the roots of Hamer's sick and disturbing behavior - as the docu that digs deep into his family history reveals - are deeply rooted in deviance, murder, drugs and severe physical and sexual violence generations back in his family.
Armie Hammer in the successful movie "Call Me by Your Name",
Casey Hammer, the actor's aunt and Armand's granddaughter, reveals in the documentary, among other things, how her father used to beat her mother to death before their divorce, leaving her bleeding and also describes the huge orgies her father had with 16- and 17-year-old minors whom he called "housekeepers".
She also said that her father used to shoot guns at her, and that Hammer's grandfather used to leave piles of drugs scattered around the house and was a drunk who abused her and other family members sexually and physically.
Hammer (36) broke into the public consciousness when he played a double role in the film in question "The Social Network" in 2010, and also took part in films such as "Call Me by Your Name", "Mirror Miror: The True Story", The Lonely Horseman and "Death on the Nile" alongside Gal Gadot , when at the height he was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for his performance in the film "Call Me by Your Name".
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