A bit over 48 hours away for a lot of us.
*** DUNE: PART TWO ***
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A bit over 48 hours away for a lot of us.
You mean almost 48 hours away from my second showing
Imagine not having seen this movie.
Could not possibly be me.
Could not possibly be me.
Technically Dune related, but also not. Just thought it'd be a fun game. She's since said it's not Tom Cruise and not Hugh Jackman. The consensus seems to be The Rock during filming for Hercules, for a number of reasons, but who knows...
Dune's Rebecca Ferguson reveals she refused to work with former co-star after being 'screamed at' on set. This is reminder to *ALWAYS* stand up for yourself! Listen to the full interview on my podcast, Reign here: https://t.co/aHUegXotEi #DunePartTwo #Dune2 #RebeccaFerguson pic.twitter.com/7mRv1jNoBu
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Gotta be The Rock, and it's probably no coincidence that he fell out with most of his F&F costars either, who never had an issue with anyone else.
People are going DEEP in their research. There were thoughts for a while that it might be Michael Fassbender, but then people found pics of them together on the red carpet at the movie's premiere, and also video of them being chummy and laughing during the movie's press junket.
The Rock is apparently the only one who fits all criteria - no pics of them together at the premiere, insecure enough in his acting to potentially be a d*ck, etc - while Hercules was 2014, before Ferguson became a "name"/famous with Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation in 2015. Otherwise, I just can't see anyone treating her like sh*t after getting the Tom Cruise stamp of approval and breaking out like she has since then.
The Rock is apparently the only one who fits all criteria - no pics of them together at the premiere, insecure enough in his acting to potentially be a d*ck, etc - while Hercules was 2014, before Ferguson became a "name"/famous with Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation in 2015. Otherwise, I just can't see anyone treating her like sh*t after getting the Tom Cruise stamp of approval and breaking out like she has since then.
Jake gyllenhaal is really the option I see. I don't see that for ewan mcgregor
Yeah, Gyllenhaal is the other name being batted around. And I guess Life (2017) was still before she truly took off with The Greatest Showman, Mission: Impossible - Fallout, and Doctor Sleep.
I've never heard of the rock being an ahole, is that semi common industry knowledge?
My thoughts exactly. That would surprise the hell out of me to learn how much of an ******* the Rock is on set.
Jake Gyllenhaal, I could see, while taking himself so seriously.
Definitely not Cruise, seeing how close they seem on rec carpets and press junkets.
Jake Gyllenhaal, I could see, while taking himself so seriously.
Definitely not Cruise, seeing how close they seem on rec carpets and press junkets.
I've never heard of The Rock being an outright assh*le, but I have heard of him being somewhat petty and demanding. For instance, he apparently has a "No Lose" clause in his contract, guaranteeing that his characters can never be bested or beaten by anyone on screen. Which, if true, is the hallmark of an insecure person (as opposed to, say, Tom Cruise, whose characters are always failing/getting their asses kicked, until they succeed in the very end).
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Guys….is it Emily Blunt….????
The Rock has a no lose contract? He was in the WWE ffs
Reminds me of a recent Rewatchables of Under Siege and what a TRUE a-hole Steven Seagal was. He of course had a no lose clause but it was even worse where they couldn't land a SINGLE punch on him and once you realize this all the fight scenes look ridiculous.TCTTS said:
I've never heard of The Rock being an outright assh*le, but I have heard of him being somewhat petty and demanding. For instance, he apparently has a "No Lose" clause in his contract, guaranteeing that his characters can never be bested or beaten by anyone on screen. Which, if true, is the hallmark of an insecure person (as opposed to, say, Tom Cruise, whose characters are always failing/getting their asses kicked, until they succeed in the very end).
Supposedly they had to edit some of the footage of the final fight scene with him and Tommy Lee Jones because at one point there was some blood on Steven's face and later it's mysteriously gone to ensure that nobody could touch him.
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Guys….is it Emily Blunt….????
Interesting choice I haven't seen mentioned anywhere else.
She seems pretty cool, though? And the opposite of insecure?
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I mean I don't WANT it to be her. It just seems like Ferguson goes out of her way to keep the gender of the person hidden. Makes me think it's a woman.
— Mua’Dean-Dune Hype Era (@Tier1Diabetic) February 28, 2024
I looked into it a little... consensus on Reddit is that it was Hugh Grant in "Florence Foster Jenkins".
— The_Ring_Lord (@The_Ring_Lord) February 28, 2024
The scolding words sounded feminine and insecure, but so is Hugh Grant.
Multiple reports from female co-stars that Hugh can be horrible to work with.
Hugh Grant makes A LOT of sense. Have heard that dude can be insufferable.
Maybe RF is a pain in the ass to work with as well and whoever the costar was (probably an equal pita) just lost their s*** and we're just hearing her side first.
Eh, all signs point to her being one of the nicest, coolest, most down to earth stars around. She also frequently talks about striving to create a welcoming environment on set, and seems to hate the "hierarchy" structure certain sets are known for.
Yeah, doubt Tom Cruise would bring her back three times in the M:I movies otherwise.
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I've never heard of The Rock being an outright assh*le, but I have heard of him being somewhat petty and demanding. For instance, he apparently has a "No Lose" clause in his contract, guaranteeing that his characters can never be bested or beaten by anyone on screen. Which, if true, is the hallmark of an insecure person (as opposed to, say, Tom Cruise, whose characters are always failing/getting their asses kicked, until they succeed in the very end).
I mean Godzilla had the same clause, the Rock probably heard that and told his agent to make it happen
Reading between the lines it sounds like the Rock bullied Disney into making the live action Moana movie or he would bail on his film contract. And his delusional takes about how successful Black Adam was definitely fall in line with some primadona behavior as well.
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I guess he did not like losing in The Mummy Returns when he first appeared as the scorpion king?TCTTS said:
I've never heard of The Rock being an outright assh*le, but I have heard of him being somewhat petty and demanding. For instance, he apparently has a "No Lose" clause in his contract, guaranteeing that his characters can never be bested or beaten by anyone on screen. Which, if true, is the hallmark of an insecure person (as opposed to, say, Tom Cruise, whose characters are always failing/getting their asses kicked, until they succeed in the very end).
On the other side of it, maybe Rebecca Ferguson is just a *****.
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I've never heard of The Rock being an outright assh*le, but I have heard of him being somewhat petty and demanding. For instance, he apparently has a "No Lose" clause in his contract, guaranteeing that his characters can never be bested or beaten by anyone on screen. Which, if true, is the hallmark of an insecure person (as opposed to, say, Tom Cruise, whose characters are always failing/getting their asses kicked, until they succeed in the very end).
Sounds sort of like the 'No Villains' rule for Apple iPhone.
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/26/apple-wont-let-bad-guys-use-iphones-in-movies-says-knives-out-director.html
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On the other side of it, maybe Rebecca Ferguson is just a *****.
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Eh, all signs point to her being one of the nicest, coolest, most down to earth stars around. She also frequently talks about striving to create a welcoming environment on set, and seems to hate the "hierarchy" structure certain sets are known for.
That's why I said maybe. Either way I avoid celebrities at all cost. They should be viewed from afar at most.
Dwayne Johnson speaks on Rebecca Ferguson refusing to work with a former co-star after they screamed at her.
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) February 28, 2024
“Hate seeing this but love seeing her stand up to bullshit. Rebecca was my guardian angel sent from heaven on set. I love that woman. I’d like to find out who did this.” pic.twitter.com/YUykvnKIb3
If it wasn't the Rock. its probably Hugh Grant right
Not surprised The Rock's insecurity had him run to the internet to say it wasn't him.
Hugh Grant's gotta be it. Always heard from other actors' interviews he can be a massive ******bag.
Hugh Grant's gotta be it. Always heard from other actors' interviews he can be a massive ******bag.