Christian Bale’s Controversial Behavior Uncovered by Ex-Publicist

Christian Bale, renowned for his role as Batman, has been revealed to have a darker side by his former publicist, Harrison Cheung.

Despite not being paid by Bale, Cheung discloses shocking details about the actor in a new biography, shedding light on his interactions with young fans that allegedly left them in tears.

According to Cheung, Bale's demeanor towards fans, particularly little girls, was far from pleasant.

Rather than being flattered by their attention, he would reportedly reprimand them, causing emotional distress to the point of tears streaming down their faces, leading their parents to intervene and remove them from the situation.

In “Christian Bale: The Inside Story of the Darkest Batman,” more unsettling revelations surface about Bale's behavior, including an extreme reaction to a fan letter received at his residence.

In response, Bale allegedly instructed Cheung to have the fan “eliminated,” going as far as suggesting a violent method to silence them.

Apart from these alarming accounts, Cheung delves into Bale's professional decisions, such as turning down the opportunity to take over the iconic role of James Bond from Pierce Brosnan.

Bale's disdain for the character of 007 is attributed to his belief that it perpetuates negative stereotypes about England and British actors, as highlighted in Cheung's book.

Furthermore, Cheung discloses that Bale opted not to attend his Batman co-star Heath Ledger's funeral, a decision that left him emotionally shaken and prompted him to seek intensive therapy to cope with the aftermath of working closely with the actor.

Describing his emotional state as post-traumatic stress disorder, Cheung reflects on the toll that his association with Bale took on his well-being.

The revelations made by Cheung in his biography provide a glimpse into the tumultuous experiences and controversial actions of Christian Bale, shedding new light on the actor behind the