Noel Clarke

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Yes I think I know what you mean, it seems to be a way for people to doubly punish accusers, by dragging them through the legal system.
Conor McGregor is trying to do the same with Nikita Hand. He was advised against an appeal as he probably won't get it but he is doing it anyway to screw with her because in his mind, she 'beat' him so wants the appeal to be the one in control again. Noel had all the power and now he has lost it and can't deal so is getting back at the accusers the only way he can.
 
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So the trial ended today. I'm posting this from the Guardian which sums up the closing submissions from both parties. The Guardian's case is overwhelming and their barrister states that Clarke's defence of this all being a conspiracy by all so many unconnected parties is completely implausible and lacking in merit. His lawyer sticks to the conspiracy line and also suggests that poor Clarke is unfairly copping the blame for the #MeToo movement and makes a comparison with shows like Benny Hill and Little Britain with content that is 'of its time' but would no longer be deemed appropriate. And of course, there's the obligatory cry of racial bias.


I genuinely can't wait for the judgment because I expect it to complete destroy him and he deserves nothing less: not just for his actions, but also for the unbelievable arrogance and contempt he has shown by proceeding with this case.
 
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"For Clarke, Philip Williams said that his client was the victim of an industry attempting to correct itself after the #MeToo movement. He highlighted the Benny Hill and Little Britain series and Carry On films as productions that would now be considered “inappropriate”.

He said, in written submissions: “Mr Clarke, with his success despite his outsider status and as a clear product of that time, was simply a casualty of this purge. It represents illiterate historical revisionism and completely ignores any nuance or context.”"

What a silly argument to make. The allegations around Clarke's behaviour is centred around his behaviour on sets and with women outside of work, not necessarily on the content of his productions. Sheer whataboutery.
 
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"For Clarke, Philip Williams said that his client was the victim of an industry attempting to correct itself after the #MeToo movement. He highlighted the Benny Hill and Little Britain series and Carry On films as productions that would now be considered “inappropriate”.

He said, in written submissions: “Mr Clarke, with his success despite his outsider status and as a clear product of that time, was simply a casualty of this purge. It represents illiterate historical revisionism and completely ignores any nuance or context.”"

What a silly argument to make. The allegations around Clarke's behaviour is centred around his behaviour on sets and with women outside of work, not necessarily on the content of his productions. Sheer whataboutery.
duck me, you would have to be utterly desperate use Benny Hill as part of your defence lol.
 
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The outcome we all knew was coming. Sucks to be Noel!

"Steyn’s judgment means Clarke, who said his career had collapsed as a result of the articles, faces a hefty legal bill and may also be required to pay the bulk of the Guardian’s legal costs."
 
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What an idiot.

Instead of going quietly and eaving doubt, hes now confirmed he is a sex pest
 
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Clarke had earlier complained about how hard it was to find lawyers willing to take the case, so it does seem to be him keeping on going down the list until he found ones who told him what he wanted to hear.
 
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Like everyone, I'm delighted that he's met his comeuppance. Obviously we haven't seen the whole judgment, but I think the judge was quite kind to him in the comments reported so far. She made it clear that he was lying clutching at straws with his conspiracy claims but she also said that she thought he genuinely believed that he hadn't done anything wrong: or rather he still sees his behaviour in a different light and doesn't recognise that the impact of what he did. This was a telling passage from Justice Steyn:

'....Although I find that he has been untruthful about most of the allegations, in his efforts to salvage his career, his initial response that ‘some of my actions have affected people in ways I did not intend or realise’ was true.

“Even when his actions have been calculated and deliberate, Mr Clarke has tended to be oblivious to their impact, regarding his own behaviour as merely being ‘naughty’, ‘cheeky’, ‘teasing’ or within his rights as a director or producer. In addition, he does not see himself as reflected in the articles because there is a kinder, more generous side to him. But that does not detract from the conclusions I have reached.”'

It's also disappointing, but not surprising, that his wife is also under the spell. She clearly believes him even though as a woman, I can't imagine supporting my husband/partner who had behaved in such a way over years and with so many different women. It's sad that we women can have such low standards for ourselves and our children.
 
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"Clarke also alleged a conspiracy between people who had grudges against him, who had either collaborated with the Guardian’s journalists or duped them, saying his nine-year-old son had made “a little chart” showing the connections between his accusers."
I'm sorry, w-what?? 😲
 
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"Clarke also alleged a conspiracy between people who had grudges against him, who had either collaborated with the Guardian’s journalists or duped them, saying his nine-year-old son had made “a little chart” showing the connections between his accusers."
I'm sorry, w-what?? 😲

Spot the future man who will not respect women.
 
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Clarke had earlier complained about how hard it was to find lawyers willing to take the case, so it does seem to be him keeping on going down the list until he found ones who told him what he wanted to hear.
That alone should have been a warning to him

Prince Andrew, Noel Clarke, Jussie Smollet. All undone by their own narc arrogance in persuing their 'innocence' and how they are the victim, ending up making their situation worse.
 
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Spot the future man who will not respect women.
100%. It's disturbing that Clarke is either telling his little boy all about the court case and the allegations, or he's telling him "all these nasty women are making up lies about daddy." Poor kid's going to need a lot of therapy.
 
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"Clarke also alleged a conspiracy between people who had grudges against him, who had either collaborated with the Guardian’s journalists or duped them, saying his nine-year-old son had made “a little chart” showing the connections between his accusers."
I'm sorry, w-what?? 😲
Noel's son:
 
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Like everyone, I'm delighted that he's met his comeuppance. Obviously we haven't seen the whole judgment, but I think the judge was quite kind to him in the comments reported so far. She made it clear that he was lying clutching at straws with his conspiracy claims but she also said that she thought he genuinely believed that he hadn't done anything wrong: or rather he still sees his behaviour in a different light and doesn't recognise that the impact of what he did. This was a telling passage from Justice Steyn:

'....Although I find that he has been untruthful about most of the allegations, in his efforts to salvage his career, his initial response that ‘some of my actions have affected people in ways I did not intend or realise’ was true.

“Even when his actions have been calculated and deliberate, Mr Clarke has tended to be oblivious to their impact, regarding his own behaviour as merely being ‘naughty’, ‘cheeky’, ‘teasing’ or within his rights as a director or producer. In addition, he does not see himself as reflected in the articles because there is a kinder, more generous side to him. But that does not detract from the conclusions I have reached.”'

It's also disappointing, but not surprising, that his wife is also under the spell. She clearly believes him even though as a woman, I can't imagine supporting my husband/partner who had behaved in such a way over years and with so many different women. It's sad that we women can have such low standards for ourselves and our children.
If she had any self respect she would divorce him. He admitted in court to wining and dining other women and taking them to hotels, what more proof does she want that he’s unfaithful? Besides the fact he’s everything he’s accused of being.
 
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Was really pleased with The London Evening Standard's front page headline because that is exactly what he is

Noel Clarke loses 'sexual predator' High Court libel battle against The Guardian
 
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Years later hearing this now makes me wonder did it affect the way how his character was written in Doctor Who in later seasons.

Haven't followed the case how far back this behavior goes?
 
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