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Jonah Hill was seen with a noticeably slimmer appearance while filming his upcoming movie 'Cut Off' with Kristen Wiig, which he also co-wrote and is directing. The film, set to release in July 2026, features the duo as wealthy twins cut off from their parents. Hill has previously spoken about his body image struggles and efforts to get in shape.
John Goodman suffered a serious hip fracture while filming a movie with Tom Cruise at Pinewood Studios, requiring emergency surgery. Despite being benched for a month, he recovered and returned to filming, with a strong cast supporting him during his recovery.
Jude Law revealed in a BBC Radio interview that the iconic cottage from the 2006 film "The Holiday" doesn't actually exist, as it was built specifically for the movie. This revelation disappointed fans who cherished the film's cozy setting. Law explained that director Nancy Meyers couldn't find the perfect cottage, so she had one constructed in a field, with interior scenes shot in Los Angeles. Law's comments playfully "ruined" the magic for some fans, prompting him to apologize for bursting their bubble.
Jude Law revealed that the iconic Rosehill cottage from the 2006 film 'The Holiday' does not actually exist. In an interview, Law explained that director Nancy Meyers couldn't find the perfect cottage in the English countryside, so a set was built in a field for the film. The interiors were shot in Los Angeles months later. Despite this revelation, Law appreciates that fans continue to enjoy the film each holiday season.
Josh Brolin and Denzel Washington nearly got into a fight on the set of Ridley Scott's 2007 film due to a misunderstanding while preparing for a scene.
Rebel Wilson accuses Sacha Baron Cohen of an "a**hole move" after a video surfaces showing them on set, with Wilson apparently agreeing to a scene involving physical contact. Wilson claims the video was edited and taken out of context, while Cohen's spokesperson denies her allegations. The feud between the former co-stars has escalated, with Wilson accusing Cohen of bullying and gaslighting her.
Rebel Wilson accused Sacha Baron Cohen of being the "a--hole" she wrote about in her upcoming memoir, "Rebel Rising," alleging that he "bullied" her with lawyers and PR during the production of "The Brothers Grimsby." Cohen's representative denied the claims, stating that they are "demonstrably false" and backed by evidence including contemporaneous documents and eyewitness accounts. Wilson, however, stood by her statement, refusing to be silenced by legal pressure. The memoir is set to be released on April 2.
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.
Rebecca Ferguson revealed on a podcast that she was bullied by a "number one on a call sheet" costar who publicly berated her on set, leading her to cry while walking off set. She eventually stood up for herself and refused to continue shooting with the actor, raising concerns with the director about the behavior. While she didn't disclose the actor's name or the movie, her story has gained attention online, prompting Dwayne Johnson to speak out in support.
Actor Anthony Anderson ended up in the emergency room after a movie set fight in Cape Town, South Africa, resulting in a deep contusion from a chair. He shared updates on Instagram, revealing that he was not seriously injured. The incident occurred during the filming of the upcoming movie "G20," which also stars Viola Davis. Anderson, known for hosting shows like "Trippin’ with Anthony Anderson and Mama Doris" and co-hosting "Kings of BBQ," humorously documented the encounter with the chair on social media.
Alec Baldwin pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the accidental shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of "Rust." The incident occurred when Baldwin was holding a prop gun that fired a live round, killing Hutchins and wounding director Joel Souza. Baldwin waived arraignment and maintained that he did not pull the trigger, while the assistant director and armorer involved have also pleaded not guilty to related charges.
Sydney Sweeney, known for her role in Euphoria, revealed on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon that she was bitten by a spider on the set of her new rom-com, Anyone but You. Sweeney thought the spider was trained, but it started biting her during a scene. Initially, everyone thought her screams were part of her acting, but Glen Powell realized it was real and they had to cut the scene. Sweeney joked about her upcoming role as Spider-Woman in Sony's Madame Web. The movie Anyone but You will be released on December 22, while Madame Web is set to hit theaters on February 14.
Several items, including a decorative lamppost and a statue, were stolen from the set of the upcoming movie "Beetlejuice 2" in East Corinth, Vermont. The thefts occurred on two separate occasions, with the thieves making off with the lamppost and a 150 lb art statue. Vermont State Police are investigating the incidents and are asking anyone with information to come forward.
A house on the set of the 2003 movie "Big Fish" in Millbrook, Alabama, was destroyed by a fire caused by a lightning strike. The house was part of the fictitious town of Spectre on Jackson Lake Island, which is a popular tourist attraction. Fortunately, the goats on the island were unharmed as they were sheltered under a nearby church structure. This is not the first time Spectre has been affected by severe weather, as the island and surrounding areas were previously damaged by a tornado in 2021. The Millbrook Fire Department responded to the blaze, and no injuries were reported.
Jane Fonda revealed on "The Drew Barrymore Show" that Jennifer Lopez never apologized for allegedly cutting her eye with her diamond ring while filming a "slapping scene" in the 2005 romantic comedy "Monster-in-Law." In the scene, Fonda's character wore white to upset the bride, played by Lopez, which prompted a slapping match. While Lopez has previously spoken about how daunting the scene was for her, Fonda quipped that she has never apologized for the incident. It is unclear if Fonda was joking or not.