Aaron Taylor-Johnson fears past bullying allegations might cause '007' role

After a decade of bullying allegations, Aaron Taylor-Johnson is again in hot water as his bleak past is resurfacing.

For those unaware, Sandra Echeverría accused the 35-year-old British actor of bullying and misconduct when he was working on the 2012 film Savage. The film starred Blake Lively, Salma Hayek, Taylor Kitsch, Emile Hirsch, Jake McLaughlin, and others.

Echeverría, the 40-year-old Mexican star, posted on social media, claiming that her co-star deliberately injured her while recording a scene in the William Oliver Stone-directed movie.

An insider told Radar Online that Aaron’s past is casting a shadow at every step of his life after more than a decade, as he wants to be the next James Bond but the odds are stacked heavily against him.

Per the resurfaced post, the 40-year-old Mexican star, who played Magdalena Sánchez, was a kidnap victim who was inside a van with her hands and feet tied. This was the exact moment when the Anna Karenina star and Kitsch considered it would be fun “between takes to start the truck really hard.”

Echeverría claimed, "Me being tied feet and hands I could not hold myself up and they only revved the truck stronger so that I would hurt myself more. My dad saw everything from afar and was purple from anger. I went down all hurt. I decided not to say anything and hold on, but I hated them."

"Two proud celebrities were able to do that,” she stated, showing her disgust for her costars.

"It's no secret Aaron was a little cocky in his youth,” the source said. “But he's grown so much since then that it would be a tragedy if he lost out on either of those opportunities because of something that happened in his early 20s.”

"Let's hope whatever happened doesn't come back to bite him,” the insider remarked.