News Updates From Hollywood : Rebecca Ferguson, an actress, has revealed that she once cried on set when a co-star yelled at her and she refused to work with them.
The Swedish actress revealed on the Reign with Josh Smith podcast that she had a “complete idiot for a co-star” once.
She claimed that after receiving criticism from the celebrity, she eventually asked them to turn away when she was performing and discovered how to advocate for herself.
Ferguson withheld the gender and identity of the co-star.
The other actor, according to the Dune: Part Two actress, was “being so insecure and angry because this person couldn’t get the scenes out” and “would literally look at me in front of the whole crew and say ‘You call yourself an actor?'” What do I have to work with here, then?”
She went on to say that she was “screamed at” throughout the confrontation and that it made her feel “so scared”. Ferguson claimed that in the end, she confronted them about their actions.
“Because this person was number one on a call sheet, there was no safety net for me, so no one had my back,” she said.
She claimed to have urged the person to “get off my set” and promised to work toward a tennis ball. I wish to never see you once more.”
Ferguson asked to act to the back of her co-star’s head after executives told her the star needed to be allowed on set because they were “number one”.
“I recall asking the director, ‘What is happening?’ afterward because I didn’t think it had to be that way.
“You’re right, I’m not looking after everyone else,” the director remarked. Because of how unstable this individual is, I’m attempting to comfort them.
“And it was great from that moment but it took so long for me to get to that,” she explained.
“In my last 10 or 12 years, and I’ve acted since I was 16,” she continued, adding that it is only now that she has gained the self-assurance to confront this kind of behavior.
Ferguson claimed that the co-star was not Hugh Jackman, who portrayed the lead in The Greatest Showman, or Tom Cruise, with whom she costarred in Mission Impossible.
She continued: “Doesn’t matter who it is, I’m gonna try and not give this away.”
In response to a video clip of the interview on X, Dwayne Johnson—who starred with Ferguson in the 2014 film Hercules—wrote, “Hate seeing this but love seeing her stand up to [it].”On our shoot, Rebecca was like an angel from heaven watching over me. I adore that gal. I’m curious to know who carried out this.