Armie hammer plays an agent fighting opioid epidemic in crisis trailer

By KELBY VERA and MEGAN SHEETS FOR DAILYMAIL.COM and RYAN PARRY WEST COAST EDITOR FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 18:09 EDT, 27 January 2021 | Updated: 18:26 EDT, 27 January 2021 Armie Hammer

bragged about his drug use in photos leaked from an Instagram account alleged to be his private account earlier this month. But the 34-year-old actor proved he could play any role as he

transformed into a DEA agent in the upcoming thriller Crisis, written and directed by Nicholas Jarecki. Armie fights a Fentanyl smuggling operation in the film, which is set amid the ongoing

opioid epidemic in America. The film has a star packed cast that features Gary Oldman, Evangeline Lilly, Greg Kinnear, Michelle Rodriguez, Luke Evans, Lily-Rose Depp, Kid Cudi, Duke

Nicholson, Veronica Ferres and Martin Donovan. Crisis explores three interwoven stories about the impact of the drug wars. While Armie's character tries to track down a drug trafficker

smuggling Fentanyl Evangeline Lilly's character, a recovering Oxycodone addict, tries to find the truth behind her missing son. Meanwhile, Gary Oldman's character plays a

university professor who realizes horrifying things about a new medication being touted as a 'non-addictive' painkiller. The film will be released in theaters across the United

States on February 26, followed by a VOD release on March 5. In real life Armie seems to be much more inclined to debauchery. The trailer's release comes after ex girlfriend Paige

Lorenze shared shocking revelations about the star's taste for over-the-top BDSM sex and drugs. Lorenze, 22, opened up about her 'deeply traumatic' four-month relationship

with Hammer last week, describing how it left her emotionally and physically scarred. Lorenze claims the actor is a heavy drinker and enjoyed taking 'hallucinogens' as well as

party substances, during their time together.  The former professional skier-turned-Instagram model provided DailyMailTV with an exclusive image of a sickening scar just millimeters away

from her private parts that was left when Hammer allegedly carved his first initial 'A' into her skin during a kinky sex game.    She recently revealed that Hammer allegedly

learned how to tie women up by practicing on mannequins he stored in the basement of the $5.8 million home he shared with his estranged wife Elizabeth Chambers and their two young children

in Los Angeles.  'He told me that he had mannequins in his basement in his family home that Elizabeth and him were living at to practice rope tying on,' Lorenze told The Sun.

'It creeped me out, honestly. It was really strange. I'd never even heard of anything like that before.' Lorenze also claimed that Hammer talked about wanting to strangle his

dog, a Welsh Terrier named Archie.  'He would get angry at his dog and say like: "I'm going to kill this dog, I would have strangled him if you weren't here,"'

she said, noting that she does not believe he ever hurt the animal.   Lorenze's story about the basement mannequins was supported by photos posted online by another alleged former

lover, known on Instagram as Nastya D.  Screenshots of messages purportedly sent to Nastya D by Hammer showed a mannequin wrapped in red rope with what he called a 'leash' coming

out of the back.  A partially blurred message accompanying the photos read: 'I was thinking about how perfect your [expletive] are and I tried to come up with a chest harness that had a

handle in the middle of your perfect [expletive]... oh, and a [expletive] knot.' In her interview with DailyMailTV, Lorenze exposed Hammer as an out-of-control narcissistic sexual

deviant and said his wild fantasies and BDSM-fueled desires could 'seriously injure another woman.' She described how Hammer - who has claimed he's '100% a cannibal'

in vile Instagram messages to other women - licked blood from the wound he left when he allegedly carved his initial into her.  The blond beauty said Hammer was fixated on biting her body,

begging that she allow him to take lumps of flesh from her arm, before consuming them.  Hammer, who is currently embroiled in a bitter divorce and custody battle with his wife Chambers, also

urged his lover Lorenze to participate in 'role play' sex, she said. Even on their first night of intimacy, Lorenze claimed Hammer insisted: 'You can either call me daddy or

sir.'  Lorenze described their time together in Los Angeles as 'like a real life 50 Shades Of Grey without the love'. Laying out more of his sick fantasies, Hammer begged the

Instagram model to have her ribs removed, so that he could barbecue them. Even with his family at Thanksgiving, Hammer took along his leather bound BDSM case for kinky sex games. In a photo

shared exclusively with DailyMailTV Hammer is seen posing with Lorenze and his mother Dru Ann during the holidays, which they celebrated in Dallas, Texas. In another exclusive photo the

former couple are seen shirtless on a moped in the desert, Hammer smiling and wearing a cowboy hat. In a statement to DailyMail.com, Hammer's lawyer said: 'These assertions about

Mr. Hammer are patently untrue. Any interactions with this person, or any partner of his, were completely consensual in that they were fully discussed, agreed upon, and mutually

participatory.'   Up until 2020 Hammer was regarded as one of the most suave, handsome and brightest stars and family men in Hollywood. But behind closed doors, Lorenze saw a

'broken' side of the actor, famous for films like The Lone Ranger, Social Network and Call Me By Your Name. 'Armie is deeply insecure. He really opened up at times about his

marriage break-up and family issues,' she said. 'He would cry in my arms, about how he loved his kids and felt Elizabeth was a great mother. But then would villainize his wife at

other times. 'And he also talked about all the women that he had been with, which made me think he cheated all the time. There are issues too with his parents, which haunt him. I

didn't ask questions, I just listened, because I felt we had an instant trust. 'Now I think a lot of it was an act, attention seeking and part of his mind games. It was an Oscar

winning performance.' Despite issues with his family Hammer still took Lorenze to visit his mother Dru Ann for Thanksgiving in Dallas. Lorenze says that 'money problems' meant

the pair drove 1400 miles from LA to Dallas for the family gathering. 'It was a rare moment when I felt like we were in a normal relationship, because he felt we were serious enough to

meet his family,' she recalls. 'I immediately bonded with his mom, who was super kind and considerate. Even around them Armie would call me his 'little pet'.' But

Lorenze sensed the tension between mother and son. 'He told me that his mother poured oil on his head one night speaking in tongues, claiming he had demons inside of him. 'That

seemed weird, but she seemed a sweet traditional and Christian woman. But I feel now she knew he had a dark side.' Hammer even took his BDSM leather case on the trip, but Lorenze

'refused to have sex out of respect to his mom'. Just days after returning home, in early December, Lorenze, still recovering from his branding, decided to call off their romance.

'It was too much. I felt sick to my stomach, insecure and no longer attracted to him - and he was getting stranger,' she said. 'I texted him that morning to say I do not think

we can see each other anymore. 'Perhaps I hoped he would change or try to make things right, but instead he replied: 'okay I understand'. 'He left soon after to see his

family in the Cayman Islands for Christmas, but told me he did not want to go as he was lonely and sad. 'It will take me a long time to get over this. It still feels like a fever dream

and not real.' Hammer's romance came as he and ex wife Elizabeth Chambers attempted to work out joint custody of their children and requested that she return to the US to arrange a

custody schedule. In September, the actor told British GQ his separation from Chambers, whom he married in 2010, was a 'seriously seismic event'. 'I don't think

you'll find anyone in the world who would ever say what I'm going through is an easy thing to go through,' he said. Hammer said when he and Chambers discussed their

separation, they kept their focus on what was best for their kids. Lorenze added: 'Elizabeth is a really smart loving caring person and he is doing all of this with no regard to his

family, ''We have been in touch. Elizabeth has been nothing but supportive of me and she wants me to get my truth out. I cannot thank her enough. 'I feel this is so hard for

her, she has been through hell with him.' She concluded: 'People who know Armie say he already has three new 'pets', one aged 19. 'I am worried for her safety. After

what happened to me, I cannot imagine what she is going through, even though she may not realize the physical and mental trauma.' Lorenze plans to use her platform to support women,

who are victims in abusive relationships.  Armie Hammer