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Christian Bale wasn't too pleased with the words a critic used to describe his body transformations, and wanted to pee in the critic's shoes because of it.
Although grateful for the 'Halloween' franchise, Jamie Lee Curtis revealed there were some aspects about it she hated. But she used that hatred to help her acting in the films.
Elizabeth Olsen truly impressed Scarlett Johansson with her work as Wanda Maximoff, so much so that Johansson felt she was put to shame by her work ethic.
Elizabeth Olsen felt weird about her Marvel character leading her own television series, and panicked a little at the idea of being 'WandaVision's' star.
Rosie Perez didn't recognize the Tupac who dissed Biggie Smalls, remarking that the Tupac she knew wouldn't have said some of the things he did to hurt Biggie.
Dave Bautista wasn't confident that the Russo brothers would've allowed him and his co-stars to remain James Gunn's 'Guardians of the Galaxy' in 'Infinity War.'
Quentin Tarantino had strong words for actors making $20 million per film, as he felt they were just being greedy at the expense of the movie industry's wellbeing.