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‘The Celebrity Traitors’: BBC Says It’s “Categorically Untrue” James Acaster Made Complaint About Co-Stars’ “Macho Banter”
The BBC has firmly denied that James Acaster complained about the behavior of fellow comedians, Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan , during The Celebrity Traitors .
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The BBC has categorically denied reports that James Acaster complained about fellow comedians Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan’s “macho banter” on the reality series The Celebrity Traitors. The claim originated in a Mail on Sunday story that said Acaster, who appears in Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, raised his concerns with producers at Studio Lambert after feeling uncomfortable with the banter. The broadcaster’s statement refutes the allegation, asserting no such complaint was made.
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