Actor Paul Walter Hauser has criticised Vin Diesel while promoting his role in Inside Out 2, which is currently in production. Hauser suggested that Diesel “mistreats” cast and crew members on the set of his popular Fast and Furious films. When discussing his own character’s arc in Inside Out 2, Hauser said he enjoyed being part of a character who could help others. He was then compared to Diesel by an interviewer, to which Hauser responded “Please don’t say that.”
Hauser went on to discuss the importance of actors who are approachable and professional. He stated that if he hears stories about stars who treat others badly, he outs them. Hauser’s fellow Inside Out 2 cast member Lewis Black agreed that the mistreatment of people on set is unacceptable.
Hauser also joked about getting Bill Maher involved in a potential Inside Out 3, but Black did not seem keen on the idea. Maher is a well-known comedian, political commentator and television host best known for his work on HBO’s Real Time With Bill Maher. Hauser’s comments come just weeks after Maher called for comedian Louis C.K. to be allowed to return to mainstream entertainment after being implicated in a sexual misconduct scandal.
Hauser has appeared in a number of films and television shows in recent years, including the critically acclaimed I, Tonya and the Spike Lee film BlacKkKlansman. Diesel, meanwhile, is best known for his work in the Fast and Furious franchise, as well as the sci-fi series Riddick
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