Noel Clarke

Actor and director says he has not been arrested or charged over allegations he denies but he has still been 'criminalised'

Saying he is “not a predator”, Mr Clarke added: “I’ve been a regular dude, for sure, I flirt. The allegations included a claim that Mr Clarke had secretly filmed a naked audition, and that he had shown colleagues sexually explicit photos and videos. He denied allegations that he had harassed, groped and exposed himself to Gina Powell, a producer.

The Doctor Who star was accused by 20 women of groping, verbal abuse and secretly filming a naked audition - claims he has denied.

Up to that point, I had been waiting for the right moment to kill myself. “I said, ‘It’s just to pick the dirt out of my nails…’ and he said, ‘Oh, OK,’ and somehow the ordinariness of that snapped me out of it. The 46-year-old told the Mail on Sunday: "There has been no arrest, no charges, no trial, no verdict, but I have been criminalised...

BAFTA suspended Clarke's membership and withdrew its award to him for outstanding achievement to British cinema, following allegations.

“Twenty years of work was gone in 24 hours,” Clarke told the Mail. “I lost everything. His comments come after BAFTA suspended his membership and withdrew its award to him for outstanding achievement in the British film industry, following the publication of the allegations in the Guardian newspaper. At what point did the broadcasters in this country become the judges, juries and executioners of people?

The claims spanned sexual harassment, unwanted touching or groping, sexually inappropriate comments, taking and sharing sexually explicit pictures and videos ...

At what point did the broadcasters in this country become the judges, juries and executioners of people?” said Clarke. In my heart and my head, it has damaged me in a way I cannot articulate.” Yes, people have said these things about me – but if I say you’re a donkey, it doesn’t make you a donkey, does it?” Start your Independent Premium subscription today. For more information, visit their website here. Done. I didn’t care about anything.

The British actor, 46, best known for appearing in Doctor Who and for co-creating The Hood Trilogy, has told The Mail On Sunday: 'Twenty years of work was ...

'I wouldn't even say it was a campaign or a conspiracy, I think it's a lot of people who were sent emails and WhatsApp messages and were told this guy – me – has done these vile things and asked, 'Has he ever done that to you?' Clarke said he was annoyed with Crabb but did not yell at her and he denies bullying the script supervisor or anyone else. Several of the women accused Clarke of being a bully. We're adults in a workplace and people make jokes and have conversations with each other that cross the line. He wants the film and TV industry to create a framework where 'women and vulnerable people are protected but which also protects people who may be thrown under the bus unjustly'. He also believes the entertainment industry needs to clean out its Augean stables in a calm and rational manner, saying: 'I am not trying to excuse evil men. He spends his days at home caring for his new baby, on the touchline when his older children play football, going to church on Sundays and attending therapy. Clarke claims he wanted to ensure Ms James would be comfortable in a role that required nudity, but now regrets organising a naked audition. 'I said, 'It's just to pick the dirt out of my nails…' And he said, 'Oh, OK,' and somehow the ordinariness of that snapped me out of it. Clarke claims he wanted to ensure Ms James would be comfortable in a role that required nudity, but now regrets organising a naked audition. Until a year ago Clarke was part of the British film and TV establishment. Clarke is not the subject of a criminal investigation.