The performer of the role of Antichrist in the Omen was convicted of the attack
Harvey Stevens, who played the young Damien Thorne in Richard Donner's cult movie The Omen, 1976, has been convicted of assaulting cyclists. This is reported by The Guardian. The incident took place in August 2016, in the English county of Kent. Harvey Stevens, 46, was driving his car and honked two cyclists in front of him on the road. One of them showed him the middle finger in response. This indecent gesture infuriated the actor. He overtook the cyclist and, according to eyewitnesses, jumped out of the car and sent the offender into a deep knockout. The second cyclist tried to intervene, but was also hit in the face and fell together with the bike. This did not stop Stevens, and he continued beating an already lying opponent, knocking out a tooth and damaging his helmet. Later he was detained by the police and pleaded guilty. The trial, which by a strange coincidence, took place on Friday, January 13, sentenced Stevens to 12 months in prison with a suspended sentence, 150 hours of hard labor and a fine. Recall that the movie "The Omen" was movieed based on the work of the same name by David Zeltser. In the story, Damien Thorne, adopted by the family of an American diplomat, turns out to be the Antichrist. The Topic of Article: The performer of the role of Antichrist in the Omen was convicted of the attack. |
