Hammer recently noted on Tom Segura's podcast that he has two additional movies and a potential television series on the horizon soon

This month marks four years since Armie Hammer was first publicly connected with sexual assault allegations that started with leaked texts that appeared to have the actor claiming he was a cannibal. Since then,

Armie Hammer's comeback is picking up steam after nabbing the starring role in Uwe Boll's latest film, "The Dark Knight." Hammer is set to play the crime-fighting titular character in the vigilante thriller,

The actor, who was previously accused of having cannibalistic tendencies, appeared on a podcast last week to talk about the misconduct allegations

Armie Hammer, who suffered a major career setback after some highly disturbing allegations, has set his acting return for a new Uwe Boll thriller titled... The Dark Knight!?

What happens when you cross the worst filmmaker of all-time with a disgraced actor in a knock-off Batman movie?

Armie Hammer is attempting a Hollywood comeback with his latest role in The Dark Knight, a vigilante thriller directed by Uwe Boll, widely regarded as one of the industry’s most polarizing filmmakers. Despite sharing its name with Christopher Nolan’s iconic Batman film, the project is unrelated to the DC superhero franchise, according to Variety.

Armie Hammer seems to be making a comeback with smaller low-budget films and he is now set to star in Uwe Boll ’s latest film project, The Dark Knight . No, this obviously isn’t a Batman movie, but Hammer is going to play a vigilante crime-fighter and the film is clearly inspired by Batman.

Armie Hammer, who faced allegations of rape and cannibalism rumors, has landed his first starring role in four years. Learn more about the Call Me by Your Name alum’s new gig.

Armie Hammer is taking on the role of The Dark Knight. No, not that Dark Knight. Apparently he is playing some other vigilante character who is not Batman in a film literally called The Dark Knight.