Malcolm Jamal Warner Speaks on Bill Cosby Scandal, Questions Other Hollywood Men Getting a Pass

“I CAN’T HELP BUT THINK ABOUT WOODY ALLEN, ROMAN POLANSKI, STEPHEN COLLINS, [IT’S] VERY CLEAR THE CRIMES THEY’VE COMMITTED. BUT THERE IS NO ONE THAT’S CALLING FOR WOODY’S MOVIES TO BE PULLED OFF THE AIR,” SAYS WARNER.

As the saga surrounding Bill Cosby’s multiple sexual assault allegations continues to unfold, Malcolm Jamal-Warner is speaking out about other Hollywood men who seem to have been given a pass under similar circumstances.

When it comes to The Cosby Show being taken off of the air, Warner doesn’t shy away from the fact that he’s invested for very personal reasons.

“It’s literally taken money out of my pocket,” Warner, 45, said in a pre-taped interview with “The Real” set to air Monday. “So, I got my own personal feelings about that, because it personally affects me.”

“But even outside of that,” he continued. ‘You look at just how the media is playing this whole thing out and I can’t help but think about Woody Allen, Roman Polanski, Stephen Collins, [it’s] very clear the crimes they’ve committed. But there is no one that’s calling for Woody’s movies to be pulled off the air.”