James McAvoy says he pulled some inspiration for his psychopathic character from “Converse No Evil” on a fairly well-known dude … explaining the character’s toxic masculinity’s based on influencer Andrew Tate.

The actor revealed the stunning hyperlink all through an interview with Empire … saying he thought-about his character as being Tate from the nation in a means — with the character’s angle specializing in instructing males to be males as soon as extra.

James says he put further of an unassuming face on his character than Tate does in his private diatribes … nonetheless, the undercurrent of that toxicity’s very so much there.

McAvoy offers that, regardless that he did positioned on muscle for the half, he nonetheless carried out the character softer than a raging hypermasculine male … primarily saying he didn’t want to hit the viewers over the top with it.

In spite of everything, Tate’s well-known for his views on women … publicly labeling himself a misogynist and dubbing himself the “king of toxic masculinity.” He’s moreover being accused of a lot of alleged sexual offenses in Romania as successfully.

That talked about, it’s unclear how he feels about JM basing a terrifying character on his persona. If you happen to have no idea … “Converse No Evil” follows an American family that meets a British family on journey and agrees to go to them at their home — leading to a nightmarish ordeal perpetrated by McAvoy.