Owen Wilson Rejects $12 Million Role in O.J. Simpson Film
Actor Owen Wilson declined a major role in a controversial film portraying O.J. Simpson as innocent, citing moral objections.
- Owen Wilson turned down a $12 million offer to star as attorney Douglas McCann in 'The Juice', a film asserting O.J. Simpson's innocence.
- The film, directed by Joshua Newton, has faced significant casting challenges and public scrutiny due to its controversial subject matter.
- Despite substantial financial incentives, Wilson's refusal highlights his commitment to personal ethics over lucrative opportunities.
- The movie, still in production, aims to release by October 2025, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of Simpson's acquittal.
- Public reactions are mixed, with some praising Wilson's decision as a stand for integrity, while others express curiosity about the film's narrative.