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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 said on The Drew Barrymore Show that a male co-star refused to film a scene where her female character saves him during an underground-bunker gunfight. After about 45 minutes of back-and-forth, she proposed swapping the save dynamic so he would get saved instead, and he agreed, though she notes the scene didn’t actually change. She uses the incident to discuss standing up for herself and protecting her artistic choices in Hollywood.
Olivia Munn said on The Drew Barrymore Show that a male co-star halted filming because he refused to be saved by her character in a bunker fight; after about an hour of argument they resolved the moment with a switch, but the outcome remained the same. She also recalled other on-set clashes, including a sabotage claim on The Newsroom and casting pressure for 30 Rock.
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+.
Olivia Munn revealed on The Drew Barrymore Show that a male co-star refused to let a scene play with her saving him, leading to a 45-minute production halt. The cast later changed the scene so it would be her character saving him, illustrating a tense on-set exchange that Munn has experienced more than once.
Olivia Munn revealed a Stage 1 breast cancer diagnosis after a no-symptom Lifetime Risk Assessment test; she underwent multiple surgeries and has since turned her experience into a high-profile awareness campaign that spurred a 4,000% rise in women taking the risk-assessment test, with her husband John Mulaney by her side and a reminder to cherish everyday moments with her children.
Aaron Rodgers says he was pulled into a public life by paparazzi and his relationships, hints at exes Olivia Munn, Danica Patrick and Shailene Woodley without naming them, and now, married to Brittani, wants privacy and rejects the WAG lifestyle.
Olivia Munn revealed her mother, Kim, is battling Stage 1 HER2 breast cancer after Olivia's own diagnosis and treatment for breast cancer in 2023. Kim has undergone 12 rounds of chemotherapy and continues targeted therapy, highlighting the importance of early detection and regular screenings. Olivia shared her journey to raise awareness and support for others facing similar battles.
Olivia Munn revealed that her mother, Kim, has been diagnosed with Stage 1 Her2 breast cancer, after she herself was diagnosed with luminal B breast cancer in 2023. Kim has completed 12 rounds of chemotherapy, and Olivia has shared her journey to raise awareness about the importance of risk assessment tests, emphasizing the emotional and physical challenges of battling cancer as a family.
Olivia Munn revealed that a director from HBO's The Newsroom tried to sabotage her chances of getting future acting roles by spreading false claims about her work ethic after a disagreement on set, particularly regarding her portrayal of a romantic storyline.
Olivia Munn revealed that paparazzi photos with ex Chris Pine triggered her trichotillomania, a hair-pulling disorder, which she first experienced during their relationship, especially after negative comments about her appearance outside Pine's apartment.
Olivia Munn revealed she lives with trichotillomania, a condition involving irresistible hair-pulling, which was triggered by online comments during her relationship with Chris Pine. She has also been open about her breast cancer diagnosis and treatments, including a double mastectomy and hysterectomy, highlighting her openness about her health struggles.
Olivia Munn revealed she lives with trichotillomania, a condition causing compulsive hair pulling, which was triggered by paparazzi photos of her with Chris Pine after a tabloids photo and online comments about her appearance.
Olivia Munn discussed her struggle with trichotillomania, a hair-pulling disorder, which was triggered by comments on paparazzi photos during her relationship with Chris Pine in 2009, revealing her ongoing mental health challenges and past experiences.
People magazine removed a story about Olivia Munn after it sparked violent threats due to its framing around her comments on children's TV, particularly Ms. Rachel, amid broader social media tensions involving her and her husband, John Mulaney, and her stance on Gaza. The move highlights the impact of online backlash and the importance of safety for public figures.