In thinking about this story, I have to wonder: how can you possibly act as a bodyguard for someone when you're not allowed to look at him? It seems impossible to keep an eye out for someone's safety when you can't keep an eye out for him at all. 

There are lots of stories about Myers being difficult.

This story, as you might have guessed, went viral, appearing in sources ranging from TV websites to Newsweek. Because of all that attention, Myers has now responded through a spokesperson. And he insists it never happened. 

Which has left the B.C. DJ spinning a new version of the story. 

"On a phone call, a representative for Myers initially told Entertainment Weekly that the actor did not have a bodyguard on the set of The Love Guru, and that his team wasn't aware of any terminations with relation to Brody's allegation. When reached for a response, Brody clarified his allegations to EW in a text message, saying that he was not a bodyguard, as initially indicated, but rather a "security guard assigned to the location around his trailer, including his trailer," and that he "didn't travel with him, but was posted on set" at Myers' trailer."

Mike Myers 'not aware' of Love Guru security guard's alleged firing for looking him in eyes, rep says