Frank Langella is fired from the Netflix series after misconduct on set.

Oscar-designated entertainer Frank Langella has been terminated from “The Fall of the House of Usher” Netflix series following an offense examination concerning a charge of inappropriate behavior.

The examination, presently finished, found “he had been associated with unsatisfactory behavior onset,” Deadline detailed. A representative for Netflix affirmed the report.

Langella, 84, had been blamed for lewd behavior, including offering unseemly remarks to a female co-star on set, as initially revealed.

Langella’s job as Roderick Usher will be reworked as the eight-episode series, in view crafted by Edgar Allan Poe, is partially through creation. The scenes he shot will be reshot.
Meanwhile, the recording will go on with scenes, not including the Roderick Usher character.

The film incorporates a beginning studded cast with Carla Gugino, Mary McDonnell, Carl Lumbly, and Mark Hamill.

Langella rose to distinction with his job as Dracula in the 1979 eponymous film, and he was assigned as the best entertainer in 2009 for his job as Richard Nixon in the film “Ice/Nixon.” He’s additionally won four Tony grants in his extensive profession.