Noel Clarke Writes Script Following Sexual Misconduct Accusations: 'PTSD Is Real'

British actor Noel Clarke has revealed he is working on a cancel culture project based on his own experiences after being accused of sexual harassment and bullying in 2021.

"I'm writing a screenplay about all this shit", Clarke . "I have 30 pages, but PTSD is real."

The 'Doctor Who' actor previously said he was cleared by London's Metropolitan Police.

"I want you to remember what was said about me," Clarke shared. “More people show up to the police, 'police are investigating this than the other' and eventually, 'police stop investigating due to insufficient evidence' and all that kind of crap. I'm going to remember all of this because it might give me more PTSD, but that's what we're saying."

Clarke went on to reveal that he had requested information from the police about his case under the UK Freedom of Information Act.

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"My Right of Access tells me in black and white from the Metropolitan Police, that in my over 40 years of life, there has never been a complaint or police report to my subject - in any way, shape, or form," Clarke said. "There is no record found in the system where I am named as the subject of a complaint or as a as a suspect."

He added: "Maybe there's been a bit of hype, collusion, embellishment and bullshit. There are a lot of bad people in this business - I promise you I don't. I wasn't one."

More than 20 women accused Clarke of sexual misconduct in April 2021. They first reported allegations that covered "sexual harassment, unwanted touching or groping, sexually inappropriate on-set behavior and comments, professional misconduct, taking and sharing sexually explicit photos and videos". without consent and intimidation between 2004 and 2019,” according to the article.

Following numerous allegations, BAFTA suspended Clarke's membership and withdrew her award for Outstanding British Contribution to Film.

At the time, Clarke told the Daily Mail (via Deadline) that "20 years of work have passed in 24 hours" after the report.

“I lost everything,” Clarke said. "The business I built from the ground up, my TV shows, my movies, my book deals, the industry respect I had. In my heart and in my head, it damaged me in a way that I can't express. There was no arrest, no indictment, no trial, no verdict but I was criminalized. It's a form of modern McCarthyism."

Clarke is currently suing The Guardian and BAFTA for defamation.

I'm scripting all this shit. I have 30 pages, but PTSD is real.

— Noel Clarke (@NoelClarke)

NO INVESTIGATIONNO ASSESSMENTNO COMPLAINTNOREPORT

FACTSI waited to post this until it was confirmed by 4 other detectives!!

— Noel Clarke (@NoelClarke)

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