American actor Jonathan Majors was found guilty of assault and stalking this Monday in Manhattan, New York, for attacking his then-girlfriend in a car.

However, a six-member jury found Majors not guilty of two other charges that required prosecutors to prove he acted with intent.

After the discussion, specialized US media reported that Marvel Studios fired the actor who played the villain. Kang the Conqueror in the studio’s cinematic universe.

Majors, 34, star of “Creed III” and “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania,” was charged with strangulation. assault and harassment of a woman after calling police about a domestic dispute on March 25 for which he was arrested and later released.

According to the actor, who was dressed in a gray suit today, he did not react to the verdict, except for slightly narrowing his eyes and furrowing his brow. New York Times.

During the two-week trial, the actor did not testify. But his now ex-girlfriend did it, Grace Jabbariwho described in detail the quarrel that left him a bloody ear and a broken finger.

With this verdict, Majors’ film career becomes more difficult. In recent months, the actor has lost advertising and project management contracts, been dropped from talent representation company Entertainment 360 and lost a role in the film The Man in My Basement.

However, Marvel Studios’ decision to cut ties with the performer is the professional consequence that has had the biggest impact to date.

The actor could receive less than a year in prison as a sentence, with sentencing scheduled for February 6th.

Text: EFE. Photo: Reuters.