Jason Statham has publicly apologised after being accused of having a homophobic rant on a film set in 2013.

The star, 50, reportedly launched into a homophobic rant on the set of Wild Card, when he was asked to do a reshoot, yelling at producers and managers to ‘stop acting like a bunch of ‘f***ing f**gots’.

Jason took to Facebook on Wednesday, claiming he has ‘no recollection’ of making the comments, but said: ‘if I did say these words, it was wrong’.

Not acceptable: Jason Statham, 50, has apologised after being accused of having a profanity-laden homophobic rant on a movie set in 2013 calling producers ‘f***ing f**gots’

Something to say: The filmstar took to Facebook on Wednesday to say sorry for his actions, saying that although he cannot recall the incident, he finds the words highly offensive

RJ Cipriani, an associate producer, who also goes by the moniker, Robin Hood 702, told The Sun that other cast and crew members were terrified by the outburst but were too scared to do anything.

Taking to Facebook, Jason wrote: ‘Someone approached me claiming to have a tape of me using terms offensive to the LGBTQ community during a conversation I had with my producing partner, on a movie set five years ago.

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‘I have never heard the recording and my multiple requests to hear the recording have been refused.

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‘I have no recollection of making any of these offensive comments. However, let me be clear, the terms referenced are highly offensive.

‘If I said these words, it was wrong and I deeply apologize. Anyone who knows me knows it doesn’t reflect how I feel about the LGBTQ community.

‘While I cannot fix what was said in the past, I can learn from it and do better in the future.’

The Sun claims to have seen a transcript of Statham’s words, which were said to have been said at Harrah’s casino in New Orleans during filming.

Louisiana’s Electronic Surveillance Act bars the recording, interception, use or disclosure of any oral or telephonic communication by means of any mechanical or electronic device without the consent of at least one party to the conversation.

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It claims that said: ‘Stop acting like a f***ing f*g. I hate that f*ggity f***ing sh*t. Talking, whispering… you guys are acting like a bunch of f***ing f*ggots.

‘If you want to tell me something don’t wait till I do 15 f***ing takes before you say something.

‘Stop being a f***ing f*g and be more assertive… I just hate that f***ing f*ggity behaviour f***ing f*ggity sh*t… f***ing f*gs, I just hate that s***.’

RJ Cipriani says Jason and his lawyer tried to stop this going public last year – a claim they deny.

A close friend of Jason told MailOnline on Friday that he is ‘surprised’ by the claims.

He said: ‘Jason is a salt of the earth guy. He does not discriminate in any way. I have never seen him behave like this in all the years I have known him.

‘It is simply not in his nature.’

MailOnline has contacted a spokesperson for Jason Statham for comment.

Couple: Jason pictured with his fiancée supermodel Rosie Huntington-Whiteley at the premiere of his movie, The Fate Of The Furious in New York in April 2017