Mel Gibson considering tell-all interview

After months of silence on the numerous controversies that continue to dog him, the troubled star reportedly believes it’s time he appeared human, less insane.

Gibson was recently dropped from the Hangover 2, and a source close to the actor says the incident made him realize if he doesn’t speak out now it could be too late to save his career. Gibson’s reputation has plummeted after he was caught using anti-Semitic slurs during a 2006 DUI arrest. This year audiotapes that recorded him ranting and threatening violence against his ex-girlfriend were leaked to the press. She took out a restraining order against him after he allegedly punched her in the face. The View and the Oprah Winfrey Show have reportedly approached him for an interview, but sources say he’d prefer to be interviewed by a man.