“None of us are happy”: 23 unpleasant BTS stories from film devices and TV shows

Roman director Polanski is an absolute pain for actress Faye Dunaway to work with the Chinatown set – she won’t even let her go to the bathroom in between taking. As a result, because of despair, Dunaway had to urinate. Angry with the director’s actions, he threw a urinating cup on his face.

When shooting the famous breakfast spaghetti scene at ELF, Will Ferrell, who played Buddy, vomiting for the first time he tried mash-up pasta. The words -rough screen words revealed that he had to shoot the scene twice and develop migraine because of all the sugar he ate.

The 1960s Psycho film is the first to violate the Hays code, according to Toronto Star. This is contrary to the censorship guidelines for the film by being the first to describe the rinsing toilet on the screen.

In an unusual twist, Matt Leblanc swallowed trivial, which was actually whipped cream and some bananas, that David Schwimmer spit on the shooting episode of Take of the Friends “The One Where Ross Gets High.” Leblanc said at the Graham Norton Show, “There is too much on his plate. So he started eating everything, and he started laughing, and we cut it. We cut it, and he spit it back on his plate. I sat right next to him, and I looked in the other direction. I didn’t see him spit back on his plate.

In an interview in 2018 with Esquire, British actor Charles Dance, who plays Tywin Lannister in the Game of Thrones, talking about the famous deer scenes of his character. He said, “I learned how to skin deer. I skinned deer pretty well. They came to me one day and said ‘Charles, are you a vegetarian?’ I said, ‘No, of course not.’ So they got this butcher chap to show me how to skin the whole deer and then I did it, and I did it well … I thought.

One cannot mention chocolate cake without thinking about famous cake scenes involving Bruce Bogtrotter in Matilda. Jim Karz, the actor who plays Bruce told Newsweek, “There are lots of cakes. They have a factory, like, pumping a cake … I don’t know how much I eat. That must be a lot.” The cinematographer of this film, Stefan Czapsky added, “What is ironic about it, the actor who plays Bruce? He doesn’t like chocolate cakes. They have a spit for him. It works for the scene because it is like a child’s torture scene – to force him to eat chocolate cakes.”

When shooting a kiss scene at the office, actress Angela Kinsey said love in front of the camera, Rainn Wilson, “Usually eat something disgusting before.” In the female episode of her podcast office, Kinsey said, “And I will be like, ‘Rainn, Damn. Do you have to eat tuna sandwich right before we should kiss? Come on!'”

In his memoir, what fal away, Mia Farrow looked back to the famous raw heart scene in Rosemary’s baby. He wrote, “When Roman [Polanski, the director] I want to eat raw hearts, I eat it, take after taking, though, at that time, I was a committed vegetarian. “

In the maggots scene that circled around the Dawn Rescue, where the prisoners were given worms, Christian Bale actually eats real maggots. Bale told Collider, “They are very real. I don’t mind eating maggots, but I just want to make sure where the maggots come from. Where did they find the maggots?”

The birds were nicknamed one of the biggest horror films of all time. The director of the film, Alfred Hitchcock, filmed very seriously so that in the last scene where Tippi Hedren was surrounded by a flock of birds, he insisted on real birds used as a fake substitute.

As stated by the rough words of the screen, at the set of Shawshank redemption, the animal control inspector forbids Andy and Brooks characters from feeding a baby wax worm for the scene. The players and crew must wait for one of the candleworms in the dead bucket so they can film the scene.

Chemical bath scenes between Harley Quinn and Joker are one of the many thrilling scenes in the film Suicide Squad. Margot Robbie, who plays Harley Quinn, was mentioned to The Washington Post, “the chemical [scene] It is the most unpleasant thing I have ever done in my life. So it’s definitely my favorite. That, like, this sparkling paint is what has so far been in my ears and on my nose, and I choke under water, and I can’t breathe, and I try to open my eyes, and it will puff out my eyes, and I can only see white. That’s terrible. “

Mark is pregnant remembering the blue milk that he drinks while shooting Star Wars: A New Hope. Comparing it with the version sold in Disney Park, pregnant commented to a fan on Twitter, “Even so: warm, oily, and sweet milk is colored from the film. [puke-emoji]-All of this frozen non-susu drinks taste like delicious fruit smoothies. “

From hanging upside down for 30 minutes to continue shooting on winter evening, this tiring condition is only the peak of the iceberg for the main members of the interview with vampires. In an entertainment weekly interview, Brad Pitt claimed he was miserable when shooting because he was in darkness all the time on the stage without windows and contact lenses that were uncomfortable and makeup he had to use.

Kate Capshaw was really scared at the set of Indiana Jones and the temple of Doom because of the fact that she had to have many insects that were poured around in one scene. So much, he had to take a soothing tablet before shooting. Interviewed for features behind the scenes, he revealed, “I really ask people. ‘Is there a pill? Surely there is something I can take to keep myself from panic.’ Because I don’t want everyone to see the film, ‘He uses drugs! “

Stifler really drinks egg white in the famous “pale” scene in American Pie. Seann William Scott, who plays the character, was revealed to the DVD conversation, “I really try not to think about what should have happened. Every time we do it [a] Take, I just drank it and pretended it was beer. “

Using a microphone that was once closed fake vomiting does not sound like a pleasant experience. Shelley Regner, who plays the role of Ashley Jones on Pitch Perfect, Tweeted to Fans, “Fun Facts: We use [Anna Camp’s] microphone microphones in all performance rates. It is not difficult to know who has a microphone with odor. “

While beef jerky and black licenses are unusual couples, both are ingredients from chewing tobacco that are seen in the sandlot carnival scene. Grant Gelt, a child actor who plays Berram Grover in the 1993 film, told Arrow, “They did not tell us about Licorice, who, looked back, I thought it was intended to really make us feel nauseous.” Terry Haskell, Master Prop Film and the mastermind behind tobacco, commented, “That is a real tobacco brand, and yes, the black jerky and licorice are me. I really want them to feel rebel.” The carnival rises taken by the child actor after the tobacco scene makes some of them feel sick. Tom Guiry, who plays Scotty Smalls, commented on time, “We have to go up about 15 times, and I think I, Ham [played by Patrick Renna]and Chauney [Leopardi] All vomited several times.

In Alien: Resurrection, Winona Ryder must conquer her fear of drowning while shooting underwater scenes. He showed his determination by completing Scuba training before shooting. But during the film making, he almost drowned because of other complications on the set.

Actress Halle Berry is truly committed to her role as Vivian at Jungle Fever, in such a way, she admitted she “did not take a shower or shower for two weeks.” When Berry appeared at the Rosie O’Donnel event, he commented, “Nobody said anything to me, but everyone began to keep his distance. That was my experience.”

According to the harsh words of the screen, despite being a vegetarian, Choi Min-sik, who plays the role of Oh Dae-su, must experience a living octopus for scenes at Oldboy. It was reported that he ate four of them while shooting.

Is the profit -profit really -really urinating? That’s what we all thought when Jaqueline Jossa, the 19th season contestant in I’m a celebrity … Take me out of here!, Told Lorraine that a profit -profit in his mouth during the last episode. He mentioned, “That’s terrible. It was really dripping in my mouth. To be honest, terrible. I can’t even talk – I want to be like, ‘Ohh that’s Wee in my mouth.”

Alison Brie, who became a guest star in Mad Men, was given underwear that resembled shorts of bicycle drivers, wearing a small hole to use a toilet. He claimed to be in Life is short podcast, “I don’t know for the first season that you shouldn’t wear underwear underneath because they are underwear … so I urinated and did not hear it crashing into a bowl, and then I just felt warm.