Matthew Lawrence is sharing his #MeToo story.

The actor informed “Brotherly Love” podcast listeners on Friday that he misplaced out on a Marvel function after refusing to strip for a director.

Though Lawrence didn’t determine the individual in query, he referred to as them “very distinguished” within the enterprise.

“I misplaced my company as a result of I went to the lodge room — which I can’t consider they might ship me to — of a really distinguished Oscar award-winning director who confirmed up in his gown, requested me to take my garments off and stated he wanted to take Polaroids of me,” the 43-year-old alleged.

“If I did X, Y and Z, I’d be the subsequent Marvel character,” he claimed.

The “Mrs. Doubtfire” star went on to inform his co-hosts and brothers, Joey Lawrence and Andrew Lawrence, that he was subsequently “fired” by his company.

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“Not a variety of guys, in my view, have come out and talked about this within the business,” Matthew added, saying he has been “propositioned to get a serious function … many occasions in” his life.

The “Boy Meets World” alum, who’s courting TLC member Chilli, clarified that his expertise was about “a 3rd of what ladies undergo.”

He continued, “Males undergo this as nicely, whether or not it’s one other lady or one other man in energy. I feel our society is much less prepared to listen to that state of affairs is occurring with males than they’re with ladies.”

Joey, 47, chimed in to say that he has additionally “misplaced out on a variety of … huge film elements” when discovering himself at “these crossroads.”

Matthew praised Terry Crews for sharing his personal story of sexual assault in November 2017.

The “Brooklyn 9-9” star, 54, tweeted {that a} “excessive stage Hollywood government … groped” him at a “perform” the earlier 12 months, publicly naming the person as William Morris Endeavor government Adam Venit.

Crews sued the agent in December 2017, with the duo agreeing to settle the lawsuit in September of the next 12 months.