Olivia Munn Hasn't Heard From Director Shane Black in Wake of 'Predator' Controversy

We were not aware of his background during the casting process due to legal limitations that impede studios from running background checks on actors," said a Twentieth Century Fox Film spokesperson.

Is paying for your crimes supposed to ruin your life forever? What his past has to do with his life now, live in the present, what he did is over, done, help people to get better by giving them a chance. It is no different from the case with James Gunn, we are not victims of the past, we help the world by helping them be part of the society, not condemning them for the rest of their lives, even without knowing or meeting such people, simply judged just by the information of their past alone, no individuality, nothing, it seems not to matter to these big corporations. I feel people are awakening to this whole backwards way how people treat each other, there's been studies done that came with a hypothesis that if people in the US appropriately treated prisoners with real natural medicine and helped them with real compassion, 3/4 of all of them would not need to be sentenced for so long, but they have to be, because most of the society in America itself is unable to live with forgiveness and without vengeful heart. The more crimes and prisons the more of a reflection of the society itself, most people are responsible for other people's criminal actions, it is inter-connected and internalized and goes from generation to generation, how parents raise children and other people treat them. The value of forgiveness and compassion for God's creation (that means everyone/everything) which connects to mental health is something that can be brought back, maybe just by observing Tibetan societies for example, one can learn something.