“When he was shot and killed, I was torn up about it, but I was sort of using it at work because I had five scenes, right? Four of these five scenes, I’ve got to cry.”Īfter filming the emotional scenes, Mitchell said, Floyd Davis asked him if he was OK. “What happened was my friend - God rest his soul - Young Greatness, he was killed on Oct.

He then explained the “situation” between him and Floyd Davis. This is what was said by that person.’ You never get the luxury of finding out exactly how somebody felt about something.” “They’ll never pop out and tell you, ‘Oh, this is what was said by that person. “When you’re dealing with HR, it doesn’t work like that at all,” said Mitchell. The actor also said that he wasn’t able to give his side of the story before being fired. Showtime is owned by CBS.) Disney has not yet responded to The Hollywood Reporter‘s request for comment. I was nominated for an award, so you know, I was asking for money and all these different sorts of things and they just weren’t down to do it.” ( The Chi is produced by Fox 21, which was part of the 21st Century Fox assets acquired by Disney in a deal that closed in March of this year. “I’ve been on the show for what was about to be three seasons. “The actual reason that I got let go was because Disney saw what was going on with Desperados and they just bought Showtime, so they decided not to pick up my option,” he said. Mitchell added that he was “taken back” by the situation. The actor continued, “She had a lot to say, but she was the only person that ever made a statement at all.” In an interview Monday with the radio show The Breakfast Club, Mitchell offered another explanation for his exit from the Showtime series, claiming, “there actually was no situation with Tiffany” and that Boone was “put in a position” because Floyd Davis made a statement on Boone’s behalf.

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