Relevant to allegations of workplace sexism, in 2015, Cavill disclosed to Men’s Fitness that he once became, err, over-excited while filming a sex scene for The Tudors in the 2000s: “A girl had to be on top of me, she had spectacular breasts, and I hadn’t rearranged my stuff into a harmless position. She’s basically rubbing herself all over me and, um, it got a bit hard,” he explained. (Once again, thank god for intimacy coordinators.)

There is no "off" button for boners.

Instead of cooperating with the show’s women leaders and set workers, the insider claims Cavill “formed a weird alliance with one writer who was also a gamer.” This writer “eventually got fired after multiple HR complaints were made.”

If you’re not fully inclined to believe an anonymous gossip account, I get it. But there’s a pretty extensive paper trail of less-than-feminist comments and behavior from Cavill.

As others have said already, this is classic mean girl behavior when the clique decides they don't like you. Luckily justice will be served with the plunging viewership numbers, although some of the female writers may fail upward to another project.

Cavill also caught heat for dating a 19-year-old in 2016 when he was 33, and justifying the relationship (as older men so often do) by claiming the college student was simply mature for her age.

Jealous jealous...

Henry is the coolest dude working in the business today. I've liked him ever since he said acting is a great way to fly first class and buy your friends good stuff. There isn't an egotistical bone in his body, somehow, despite being a marble statue.