Andy Dick Fired From Movie for Sexual Harassment, Admits He Might Have Licked Faces

After several accusations of sexual harassment were brought against him on the set of the film "Raising Buchanan," the 51-year-old actor and comedian was dropped from the production. His alleged behavior includes genital groping, sexual propositions and unwanted kissing and licking.

Though he denied claims of groping, he did tell The Hollywood Reporter, "I might have kissed somebody on the cheek to say goodbye and then licked them. That's my thing."

Dick also admitted to making advances toward people on set. "Of course I'm going to proposition people. I'm single, depressed, lonely and trying to get a date," he said. "They can just say no, and they probably did, and then I was done."

The controversial actor has an established history of inappropriate behavior -- often intended for comic effect -- including exposing himself and licking people, as he did Carrie Fisher at a Comedy Central Roast. "I do understand that the temperature in the world right now is delicate," Dick said.

According to Dick, the film set was a delicate place, too, and he didn't help matters by discussing Harvey Weinstein. The pair made two movies together, and while Dick didn't elaborate on what he said, he said the people he was talking to were "so incensed" by his words. "People are so sensitive," the comedian added.

He went on to explain that his age and changing cultural norms are part of his problem. "I don't know the difference between sexual harassment and trying to get a date," he said. "In the '70s, all the girlfriends I got was by kissing and licking their cheek. I don't know anymore."

In closing, Dick said that if he continues to run into these types of allegations, he'll retire. But he did learn something from the latest incident. "I won't do it anymore," he said. "I won't lick anyone's face anymore."