DEADLINE’S ALLISON HOPE WEINER: Are you worried that audiences will hold what happened against you, and you won’t be able to act anymore?
MEL GIBSON: I don’t care if I don’t act anymore.

WEINER: Really? Is that true?
GIBSON: It really is true.

WEINER: Aren’t you going to be hurt if people judge you based on what they believe occurred here?
GIBSON: I’m beyond that, way beyond that. The whole experience has been most unfortunate. And so it’s not without all the downside.

WEINER: But if you don’t get to act again… I’m asking the same question.
GIBSON: I could easily not act again. It’s not a problem. I’m going to do something now because I want to do it and because it’s fun. I’ve already pulled another job and it’s going to be fun. I don’t know if it’s going to get off the ground, but I’m going to go work for [Best Picture Oscar winner Braveheart's screenwriter] Randy Wallace again. He’s got this script and he’s had it for years. He wrote some book and he’s adapted it to a script. And it’s almost like Alexander Dumas — like that swashbuckler kind of stuff.

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I've got news for Mel. After all that's happened, he's not the only one who doesn't care if he ever acts again. :rolleyes:

MEL GIBSON: I don’t care if I don’t act anymore.

Good, neither do I!! :wave:

Mr. Gibson...

we don't care!

Mel Gibson is icky!!

I've got to be honest: Mel Gibson has said some vile, disgusting things. That bell can't be unrung. But I love a good comeback story, and would love to see some redemption.

I don't think he's a racist. I think he's a bipolar alcoholic. I pray he's receiving treatment and counseling.