Overview

• Isaacs said Gibson’s drunken remarks during a 2006 DUI arrest remain unacceptable and beyond forgiveness.
• He described meeting Gibson at an Australian film charity event where he offered personal forgiveness after Gibson opened up about his struggles.
• Isaacs noted their relationship is limited to rare five-minute encounters and occasional text messages over the past two decades.
• Gibson apologized for the antisemitic outburst after his arrest but has remained marked by the incident in Hollywood.
• Gibson is directing Lionsgate’s upcoming sequel “The Resurrection of the Christ,” signaling his continued return to filmmaking despite past controversies.