celebrity-news” target=”_blank”>Vincent Kartheiser< has been investigated and interviewed by the Warner Bros. Television Labor Relations department on two separate occasions during filming of Season 3, a source tells Fox News.
According to the source, the studio first received a complaint about Kartheiser’s alleged “sophomoric” behavior, prompting the studio to take swift action by counseling him on appropriate behavior. At the time, the events was not enough to warrant the star’s firing.
The studio then received a second complaint “weeks later,” said the source. The Warner Bros. department again investigated the parties involved and Fox is told there were accountability measures put in place, including a representative assigned to monitor what happens on set.
Vincent Kartheiser is best known for his role as Pete Campbell in ‘Mad Men.’
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Representatives for Warner Bros. Television declined to comment when reached by Fox News.
The source added that because of the infectious-disease, both investigations were conducted remotely as Burbank, California investigators were unable to travel to the set in Canada.
Kartheiser, who is events, plays Dr. Jonathan Crane (also known as Scarecrow) on the superhero series.
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A rep for Kartheiser did not immediately return Fox News’ request for comment, but a spokesperson for the actor denied the claims to Deadline, which first reported the accusations.
Vincent Kartheiser is married to ‘Gilmore Girls’ alum Alexis Bledel.
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“Warner Bros. investigated this matter and made clear to Mr. Kartheiser its expectations for behavior on the set, and he agreed to comply with their directives,” the rep said.
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Kartheiser is also known for playing Pete Campbell on “Mad Men.”
