Three years after Armie Hammer stepped away from Hollywood amid multiple sexual assault allegations, he appears to be attempting a comeback.
Frontier Crucible, which is set to begin filming in November, will mark Hammer's first acting gig since he was accused of rape in 2021.
He was also accused of being mentally, physically and emotionally abusive, and sending obscene messages to women that included references to cannibalism.
Hammer, who had previously starred in Call Me By Your Name and Death on the Nile was not ultimately charged with sexual assault, but his acting career had appeared to be over.
In a social media post shared Wednesday, Hammer made it clear that that isn't the case."Back in the saddle," he wrote in his caption accompanying his photo carousel.
The first image shows Hammer in a black cowboy hat, apparently gazing into the distance, his new script in his lap.
Hammer, who apparently spent his time away from Hollywood selling timeshares in the Cayman Islands, has also launched The Armie HammerTime Podcast.
"Armie sits down with extraordinary people from all walks of life as he rebuilds his own," a description reads, according to Variety. "Don't worry... we feed him before every episode."
His first guest is actor and comedian Tom Arnold.
