Noel Clarke

BAFTA suspended Clarke's membership and withdrew its award to him for outstanding achievement to British cinema, following allegations.

“Twenty years of work was gone in 24 hours,” Clarke told the Mail. “I lost everything. His comments come after BAFTA suspended his membership and withdrew its award to him for outstanding achievement in the British film industry, following the publication of the allegations in the Guardian newspaper. At what point did the broadcasters in this country become the judges, juries and executioners of people?

The claims spanned sexual harassment, unwanted touching or groping, sexually inappropriate comments, taking and sharing sexually explicit pictures and videos ...

At what point did the broadcasters in this country become the judges, juries and executioners of people?” said Clarke. In my heart and my head, it has damaged me in a way I cannot articulate.” Yes, people have said these things about me – but if I say you’re a donkey, it doesn’t make you a donkey, does it?” Start your Independent Premium subscription today. For more information, visit their website here. Done. I didn’t care about anything.

Allegations of groping and sexual harassment said to have taken place between 2004 and 2019 were made by women who had worked with the actor, ...

But not to the extent that it warranted the destruction of my life. The 46-year-old told the Mail: "Have I ever made a saucy comment? Clarke strongly denies all the allegations against him.

In a statement at the time Clarke said he “vehemently” denied “any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing”. Graham Norton Show – London Noel Clarke told The ...

In my heart and my head it has damaged me in a way I cannot articulate.” He continued: “I’ve been a regular dude, for sure, I flirt. Have I ever made a saucy comment? Maybe I should have known better. The father-of-four also said: “I’m not a predator. And he added that he was “deeply sorry” if some of his actions had affected people “in ways I did not intend or realise”, and vowed to get professional help “to educate myself and change for the better”.

BAFTA winner Noel Clarke came under fire last year amid allegations of sexual misconduct, but police have recently ceased their investigation.

I wouldn't even say it was a campaign or a conspiracy, I think it's a lot of people who were sent emails and WhatsApp messages and were told this guy – me – has done these vile things and asked, 'Has he ever done that to you?' And a lot of people said, 'No, but he did shout at me one time.' Or, 'No, but he did say my butt was nice.' Then for me, you know, it was death by 1,000 cuts." Clarke also feels that his "assassination" came about through his accusers banding together to make "bold statements" at the height of the MeToo movement. Clarke says most of the allegations against him are false, but takes responsibility for making "saucy" comments on movie and TV sets, remarks he said were jokes meant to lighten the mood. The news followed the publishing of reports at the Guardian and GQ Magazine that featured complaints made by over 20 women over 15 years. At what point did the broadcasters in this country become the judges, juries, and executioners of people? He laments how he had been tried and convicted in the court of public opinion and the media while not actually going to a real trial with genuine criminal charges.

In a statement at the time Clarke said he “vehemently” denied “any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing”. Graham Norton Show – London Noel Clarke told The ...

In my heart and my head it has damaged me in a way I cannot articulate.” He continued: “I’ve been a regular dude, for sure, I flirt. Have I ever made a saucy comment? Maybe I should have known better. The father-of-four also said: “I’m not a predator. And he added that he was “deeply sorry” if some of his actions had affected people “in ways I did not intend or realise”, and vowed to get professional help “to educate myself and change for the better”.

Noel Clarke has spoken up about cancel culture, McCarthyism and revealed that he had suicidal feelings after sexual harassment allegations.

In the interview, Clarke admits that he may have been “over tactile” sometimes. But not to the extent that it warranted the destruction of my life,” Clarke said. He told the Daily Mail that at his lowest point he was suicidal and was snapped out of it by his one-year-old son. “I’ve been a regular dude, for sure, I flirt. “This is a form of modern McCarthyism.” Following the allegations, the BAFTA, which had conferred an Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema Award to Clarke, suspended his membership and withdrew the award.

Noel Clarke says he "lost everything" and was suicidal following sexual harassment allegations made against him last year.

Up to that point, I had been waiting for the right moment to kill myself. Clarke said in a statement at the time that he “vehemently” denied at the allegations. But not to the extent that it warranted the destruction of my life.