THE Amy Sumer reported that she received death threats for a joke she made at their awards ceremony Oscars.
The comedian, who co-starred with Wanda Sykes and Regina Hall, revealed in The Howard Stern Showaccording to the Guardian that she has received threats against her life.
Sumer pretended to confuse the actress Kirsten Dunsta candidate for her role in the movie “The Power in the Dog” with a seat-filler – a person who is hired to sit in the guest seat, if he leaves the room for a while, so that he does not appear empty in the TV broadcast.
Sumer lifted Dunst from her seat, and sat down talking to the actress’s husband, Jesse Plemons. Plemons replied that it was his wife who got up and Amy Sumer said: “Are you married to the girl we hired so that the chairs do not look empty?”.
Fans of Kirsten Dunst and her husband, Jesse Plemons, targeted Amy Sumer with social media posts.
The actress was forced to make a statement on Twitter in which she said: “Hello, I appreciate your love for Kirsten Dunst. I love her too! “I would not treat this queen with disrespect.”
The comedian explained that the statement was necessary, as the insults she was receiving had begun to intensify.
“They were so bad that the secret services approached me” said Sumer to show host Howard Stern. “I said, ‘I think you have the wrong number.’ “I’m Amy, not Will Smith.” Misogyny is unbelievable “.
Sumer noted that the Los Angeles Police Department was also in contact with her about the threats against her for the joke in Dunst, which was made in consultation with the actress before the Oscar ceremony.
He also responded to comments from people saying that Will Smith’s slap on Chris Rock at the Oscars was traumatic.
“People were making fun of me because I said it was traumatic,” Sumer said. “I do not think it was traumatic for me. I think it was traumatic for all of us. “ stressed.
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