May 08, 2021 - 16:32 BST Eve Crosbie Morven Christie has revealed that she was left"destroyed" after experiencing bullying from a male co-star on the set of one of her recent television dramas.The actress, who viewers most recently saw on screens playing Detective Sergeant Lisa Armstrong in ITV's The Bay, spoke out for the first time about the ordeal to Variety in the wake of the allegations against actor and director Noel Clarke.
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Last Friday, ITV pulled the final episode of five-part drama Viewpoint from schedule after more than 20 women came forward with accusations against lead actor Noel. BAFTA bosses also suspended his membership and recent award win after the Speaking about the scandal, Morven added: "I believed in BAFTA post #MeToo and the incredible work they've done around inclusion," she said."That change moved me to my soul, so this broke my heart.