All articles tagged with #co star
Molly Ringwald says on Watch What Happens Live that filming The Secret Life of the American Teenager was marred by one difficult co-star, making the show one of her worst on-set experiences.
Olivia Munn said on The Drew Barrymore Show that a male co-star refused to be saved by her in a bunker rescue scene, prompting about a 45-minute production halt before they swapped the moment so his character could be saved; she also cites other on-set pushback from male colleagues and directors.
Olivia Munn recalled a tense on-set moment in which a male co-star wouldn’t let her character save him, causing filming to pause for about 45 minutes. She suggested switching the save to her character, the actor agreed, and the scene proceeded with no actual change. The anecdote comes as Munn promotes Season 2 of Your Friends & Neighbors, streaming Fridays on Apple TV+.
Jason Isaacs revealed that a prominent, unnamed co-star was the worst bully he's ever encountered, describing manipulative and unprofessional behavior on set. He also discussed the low pay for 'The White Lotus' Season 3, noting actors would have paid to be part of the show, despite the modest salary.
Rebecca Ferguson's revelation about being mistreated by an "idiot" co-star on the set of a film led to speculation on social media, prompting support from fellow actors like Dwayne Johnson. Ferguson clarified that the focus of her original comments was on the impact of the experience on her career decisions, rather than identifying the co-star. She described the unprofessional behavior she endured and how she stood up for herself, ultimately receiving support from her director and co-stars.
Rebecca Ferguson's comments about standing up to an "absolute idiot of a co-star" who belittled her on set went viral, sparking speculation about the identity of the actor in question. Ferguson, known for her candidness, expressed surprise at the attention her remarks received, emphasizing that the focus should be on the pivotal moment in her career rather than identifying the co-star. Despite the online guessing game, the speculation has since died down without a definitive conclusion.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson defended his "Hercules" co-star Rebecca Ferguson after she revealed being bullied by an unnamed male co-star on set, calling the actor an "idiot" and expressing support for Ferguson. The "Mission Impossible" star recounted feeling vulnerable and powerless as the film's lead actor berated her, leading to a confrontation where she demanded the actor leave the set. Despite initial lack of support from producers, the situation was eventually addressed with the director's acknowledgment of the issue.
Actress Rebecca Ferguson revealed in a podcast interview that a former co-star screamed at her on set, leaving her feeling vulnerable and uncomfortable. She confronted the co-star and later the director about the incident, leading to a positive change in the working environment. Dwayne Johnson expressed support for Ferguson, praising her for standing up to mistreatment.
Actress Rebecca Ferguson revealed that she once refused to work with a co-star who screamed at her on set, leaving her in tears. She described the co-star as an "absolute idiot" and detailed the confrontation, where she stood up for herself and demanded the individual to leave the set. Ferguson did not disclose the co-star's identity but emphasized the importance of standing up to such behavior. Dwayne Johnson expressed support for Ferguson, praising her for standing up to the mistreatment.
Actress Rebecca Ferguson revealed in a podcast interview that she confronted an unnamed co-star who had screamed at her and reduced her to tears on set, leading her to demand their removal from the film. She described feeling vulnerable and uncomfortable due to the lack of support, and ultimately stood up to the individual, expressing her determination to work towards a tennis ball instead. Ferguson's experience sheds light on the challenges actors face in the film industry and the need for a supportive work environment.
Tyrese Maxey's breakout performance as the Philadelphia 76ers' co-star to Joel Embiid in their win against the Indiana Pacers highlights the team's search for a consistent partner for Embiid. Maxey's offensive outburst, including a career-high 50 points, has provided hope that he could be the long-term solution. With impressive scoring and improved playmaking, Maxey's impact extends beyond the court, bringing infectious energy and enthusiasm to the franchise. As the 76ers navigate trade deadlines and future plans, they now have two stars to build around in Embiid and Maxey.
Patrick Duffy, known for his role as Suzanne Somers' on-screen husband in the sitcom Step by Step, is mourning the death of his co-star. Duffy shared a heartfelt statement remembering his "dear and deep friend" who passed away at the age of 76 after a long battle with cancer. He expressed his shock and sadness at the news and reflected on their friendship and the impact she made on his life. Duffy had plans to visit her just days earlier to celebrate her birthday. He will miss their conversations and shared moments but will continue to honor her memory through his daily Buddhist practice.