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Beyond The Gates star Ernestine Johnson admitted she got a little “extra” during her wedding. She showed off her incredible talent, which made the crowd go wild.

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Johnson recalled special moments from her wedding day. She’s been married to Jay Morrison since 2018, and they’ve been Atlanta’s power couple ever since. In a post on Facebook, Johnson revealed the advice she got from a couple who had been married for 40 years.

“Life is not about what you’re eating but whom you’re eating with. It’s not about where you are but whom you are there with,” Johnson shared. Terri J. Vaughn shared those words. Johnson admits that this advice “still brings me tears.” She expressed her gratitude to God for bringing special friendships and relationships into her life.

Johnson shared even more from her wedding on Instagram. During their reception, she busted out the dance moves.

Hayley Atwell has been in the MCU right from the start, first introduced as Peggy in 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger and went on to make numerous appearances throughout the 'Infinity Saga' even getting Agent Carter standalone series. Post-Endgame, she returned in the What If…? animated series as Captain Carter and brought the character to live-action again in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness as part of the Illuminati. However, the actress recently shared that her cameo as Captain Carter wasn’t satisfying due to creative reasons.

While fans think that an actor who has been a mainstay of the franchise will have more creative control or input about their character, Atwell revealed in a new podcast a tense moment from Multiverse of Madness where she was “able to stand up for myself with grace.” The actor shared that her cameo in the movie was like “blink and you’ll miss me.

MCU fans weren't the only ones disappointed with Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, as Hayley Atwell, who reprized her role as a variant of Peggy Carter, recently addressed her own frustration with her Ant-Man-sized role in the film. Directed by Sam Raimi, Multiverse of Madness was Benedict Cumberbatch's second solo film in the MCU. One scene saw him travel to an alternate universe run by Marvel's Illuminati, which included Captain Carter (Atwell), John Krasinski as Reed Richards, and Patrick Stewart as Professor X.

During a recent appearance on the Reign with Josh Smith podcast, Hayley Atwell revealed how disappointed she was to learn her role in the film had been severely cut short. The actress described her scene as "blink and you miss me" because of the very limited screen time. Despite being set up in the scene as a potential savior and part of the team...

Hayley Atwell established herself as a fan favourite in 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger, leaving Marvel Studios no choice but to bring her back into the fold. 

That started with a fun "One-Shot" short and, following an Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. cameo, Marvel Television launched the Agent Carter TV series (the only one of their shows that Marvel Studios executives were actively involved with).

Years later, Peggy was made the face of Marvel Animation's What If...? as a Variant of the character who took the Super Soldier Serum and became "Captain Carter." She also struck a chord with fans, so her live-action debut in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness was cause for celebration. Until it wasn't. 

She died in short order and, confusingly, the Captain Carter who died at the Scarlet Witch's hands was another very similar Variant and, ultimately, a waste of that long-awaited debut.

Mission: Impossible star Hayley Atwell credits co-star Tom Cruise with giving her the advice she needed to face her social anxiety. The two will share the screen together in Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning this summer.

Speaking on the Reign With Josh Smith podcast, Atwell talked about how her anxiety impacted her, and how it was her Mission: Impossible co-star Tom Cruise who gave her words of wisdom that changed the way she deals with it. "A lot of people do have social anxiety at some point," she said. "It manifests in different ways, but the pep talk [Cruise] gave me helps that. If you walk into a room, and you feel the anxieties coming, and it makes me want to retreat into myself, I start to overthink, and go...'Do I look weird? Do I seem awkward?' We go into ourselves, and Tom said: 'Try doing the opposite.

Time and time again, Tom Cruise’s co-stars have talked about just how helpful the actor with a big heart is. Known for his fearless stunts and unwavering dedication to his work, Tom Cruise isn’t just a superstar who brings in the big bucks at the box office, but a man who constantly looks out for those around him. In a recent interview, his Mission: Impossible co-star Hayley Atwell opened up about how he helped her battle her social anxiety.

Instead of running away and hiding, Tom Cruise gave her a brilliant piece of advice, which she then used to face her social anxiety head-on. In a world where setbacks often cloud our vision, his advice proves that sometimes, all it takes is the courage to keep our eyes open and move forward.

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One (2023) | Credits: Paramount Pictures Hayley Atwell’s social anxiety Hayley...

Hayley Atwell appeared on a recent episode of “Reign With Josh Smith” podcast and credited her “Mission: Impossible” co-star Tom Cruise for helping her battle social anxiety in Hollywood. Atwell made her franchise debut as Grace in 2023’s “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning” and will reprise the role in this summer’s “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.”

“Social anxiety tends to be something that people talk about a lot at the moment, right? And how a lot of people do have social anxiety at some point,” Atwell told Josh Smith. “It manifests in different ways, but the pep talk [Tom] gave me helps that. If you walk into a room and you feel the anxieties coming, and it makes me want to retreat into myself, I start to overthink, and go: ‘Do I look weird? Do I seem awkward?’ We go into ourselves, and Tom said: ‘Try doing the opposite.

Social anxiety is a common struggle that many people face, even those in the spotlight. For Hollywood stars like Hayley Atwell, who has been in the public eye for years, managing those nerves in high-pressure situations is the key to success. Known for her standout role as Peggy Carter in the MCU, Atwell, in recent years has partnered with Tom Cruise in his Mission: Impossible— Dead Reckoning.

Like many others, she has also experienced the overwhelming grip of social anxiety. Recently, Atwell revealed a piece of advice from none other than Cruise that has helped her overcome her fears in high-stakes environments, and it’s proving to be a game-changer.

Hayley Atwell in Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning (2023) | Credit: Paramount Pictures Hayley Atwell shared the one pep talk Tom Cruise gave her to overcome social anxiety Hayley Atwell and Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One | Credit: Paramount...

Florence Pugh has taken on some challenging roles over the years. However, there’s one that she doesn’t think she’ll ever be able to replicate for her health.

During a recent interview, the 29-year-old We Live In Time actress opened up about learning how to take care of herself while acting. She added that she’d “given too much” to previous roles, which left her “broken for a long time afterwards.”

She then provided an example, saying that she “can’t do” something like it again in the future.

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“Protecting myself is something I’ve had to learn how to do,” she explained on the Reign with Josh Smith podcast.

For example, she said, “Like when I did Midsommar, I definitely felt like I abused myself in the places that I got myself to go to, which is the nature of figuring...

Florence Pugh gives it all in her performances, and there are some that she “can’t do” due to the intensity.

The Oppenheimer and Don’t Worry Darling star recently reflected on her career and said that to protect herself mental health, she couldn’t do a character like Midsommar again.

“Protecting myself is something I’ve had to learn how to do,” Pugh said during an interview for Reign with Josh Smith. “Like, there’s been some roles, and I’ve given too much, and I’ve been broken for a long time afterwards.”

She continued, “Like when I did Midsommar, I definitely felt like I abused myself in the places that I got myself to go to, which is the nature of figuring these things out is you need to go, ‘All right, well, I can’t do that again, cause that was too much.'”

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A couple of years ago, Florence Pugh said that she felt she had “abused herself” working on the 2019 horror film Midsommar (watch it Here)… and that’s a feeling she has reiterated in a new interview on the Reign with Josh Smith podcast, saying she couldn’t work on something like that movie again.

Pugh said (with thanks to Variety for the transcription), “There have been some roles where I’ve given too much and I’ve been broken for a long while afterwards. Like when I did Midsommar, I definitely felt like I abused myself in the places that I got myself to go. The nature of figuring these things out is you need to go, ‘Alright, well, I can’t do that again because that was too much.’ But then I look at that performance and I’m really proud of what I did, and I’m proud...

Florence Pugh reflects on her emotionally taxing experience filming Midsommar, admitting that she gave too much of herself to the role. The 2019 horror film, written and directed by Ari Aster, required Pugh to move into dark territory as Dani, a young woman who endures a tragic loss before being trapped by a Swedish cult. Pugh emphasized how this demanding role taught her the importance of setting boundaries for her mental health.

During an appearance on the Reign with Josh Smith podcast via People, Pugh opens up about the emotional strain of playing Dani. She notes that the intensity of the character left her feeling “broken” for a long time afterward. The actor acknowledges that while she was proud of the performance she delivered, she learned the necessity of self-protection during intense roles like this one. Check out Pugh's comments below:

There have been some roles where I've given too much,...

Midsommar explored the depths of grief through Florence Pugh's gripping performance. The actor confirmed the film was so emotionally exhausting, it left her spent for a long time afterward.

Florence Pugh revealed the lengths she would go to empathize with her characters. This showed in films like Oppenheimer, We Live in Time, Little Women, and especially Midsommar, where she drew from a very deep well of negative emotions. In an episode of Reign with Josh Smith podcast, Pugh said she prioritizes her well-being when playing serious characters, but she's yet to "figure out" exactly how to do that. "I don't think I'd be able to do this without going there all the way and putting myself in all of those characters that I've played. There's always a piece of me," she added.

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In Hollywood, sometimes off-set dramas capture more attention and scrutiny than on-set ones. In actress Rebecca Ferguson’s case as well, a bombshell revelation that she made about her co-star has taken the media as well as the public by surprise. The Swedish actress known for her magnetic portrayals in projects like The White Queen and The Greatest Showman, detailed a very unsettling incident involving a co-star.

She went on record to say that this co-star publicly berated her and left her in tears. In the midst of all this, she did not reveal the name of that actor, further prompting the public to put their thinking caps on for a possible name.

Rebecca Ferguson in Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation | Credits: Paramount Pictures

Several names of notable A-listers were thrown in the mix, with the fans bringing every actor that Ferguson has worked with in the past. In this article,...

The Emily in Paris star Lily Collins has often been looked up to for her flawlessly slim physique that graces every iconic outfit she dons. But there’s no denying that the actress earned her phenomenal figure after having a long, complicated relationship with her body.

Lily Collins in Emily in Paris | image: Netflix

According to reports, Lily Collins has struggled with an eating disorder for years. But eventually, the actress broke out of the toxic cycle and pledged to be an advocate for self-love. Now, the actress is finally in a good place when it comes to her eating habits and mental health. Therefore, serving as a major beauty inspo for women, Collins now preaches proper eating and exercise regimes.

Lily Collins Got Vocal About Her Battle with Eating Disorders

Famously known for her role in Emily in Paris, Lily Collins garnered immense popularity and widespread admiration for her elegant style and flawless physique.

Following her regal presence in Dune 2, Rebecca Ferguson is the talk of the town. The Swedish star who plays Lady Jessica in the films, has once again proved that she is the lucky charm for blockbuster franchises after successfully sharing screen space with Tom Cruise in the Mission: Impossible films.

Rebecca Ferguson in The Greatest Showman

Ferguson has also been getting a lot of publicity during her interviews for her explosive revelations about an unnamed co-star who allegedly treated her abusively on set years ago. Her confession set social media on fire with netizens desperately trying to guess who the perpetrator was. This prompted many of the celebrity’s co-stars to call her, which then made the Dune actor realize the impact of her words.

Rebecca Ferguson On Her Worst Co-Star Experience On Set

Rebecca Ferguson oozed charisma, charm, and feminine power when she reprised the role of Lady...

Rebecca Ferguson shared an update on what happened after she revealed an unnamed co-star “screamed” at her during filming and reduced her to tears.

In a new interview, the star of films like Dune: Part Two and Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning talks about the panic among her former co-stars, worried that they would come after them.

“Number one, yes, I kind of enjoyed the grab,” Ferguson said on The Jess Cagle Show. “But what I realized even at the age that I am now – 21 – is it doesn’t matter. I definitely think I’m much more open. I also know where my boundaries are. But the point of the interview wasn’t about finding the person – of course, people will be interested. But I was excited about the question, which was a very good question by [Josh Smith]. Because the point was: Is there a point in your career...

Rebecca Ferguson didn't expect the blowback over her comments about working with an "absolute idiot" co-star. She learned to speak up for herself in a vulnerable moment, emphasizing the importance of setting boundaries. Ferguson's focus was on highlighting a pivotal career moment, not on revealing the identity of the co-star.

Rebecca Ferguson has shared her surprise at the blowback over her comments about working with an “absolute idiot” actor going viral and becoming an internet sensation. The Dune: Part Two and Silo star revealed that following her comments she received calls from other actors she had worked with who questioned why she had said what she did. However, Ferguson really has no time for worrying about the reaction to a story about her experiences.

Speaking on The Jess Cagle Show, the actress admitted that she had not expected things to get so out of hand, but in the end,...

Disney is a huge conglomerate with stakes in every genre of films and shows. The House of Mouse has established itself in genres such as sci-fi with Star Wars, animation with Pixar and Disney Animation, and the superhero genre with Marvel. The company also acquired Fox Studios, thus owning the Avatar franchise as well.

While Disney has been the parent company of these studios, they largely operate on their own. Hence, when Kung Fu Panda 4 director Mike Mitchell was asked if his Kurt Russell starring superhero film Sky High would get a sequel, he mentioned that it would make more sense for Marvel to take over and develop the film as Disney wanted Marvel to be in charge of superheroes.

Will Disney Make A Sequel For The Kurt Russell Starrer Sky High? A still from Disney’s Sky High

In 2005, Disney produced the superhero comedy film Sky High, which starred Michael Angarano,...

Rebecca Ferguson has become quite a big name in Hollywood, having a reputation for being not only an exceptionally talented actress but also an amazing person. She has worked with some of the biggest names in Hollywood, with more recently starring in Dune: Part Two. Being as successful as she is, it is safe to say that her power and skill know no bounds.

Rebecca Ferguson

Interestingly enough, a recent incident involving her has proven just how protective Hollywood is over her. During an interview where she was promoting the Timothee Chalamet film, the actress revealed that there was an actor that she had worked with in the past, who made her feel really bad, simply because they were successful.

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The internet is ablaze following Rebecca Ferguson's claims that a former co-star berated her on set, leading her to vow to never work with the actor again. Ferguson, speaking to Josh Smith on his podcast, Reign, said the unnamed actor—whom she labeled "number one on the call sheet"—insulted her constantly before she stood up to the actor and reclaimed her authority. The story even brought Dwayne Johnson to speak publicly that he wanted to, for lack of a better term, beat this person up. But she is far from the only woman in Hollywood to defend herself against the toxicity they've faced on set and in the audition room. Chyler Leigh recently shared her own story about karma coming for someone who was cruel to her.

Among the various complex characters in Frank Herbert’s Dune novels, Lady Jessica, played by Rebecca Ferguson, is pivotal to the legacy of the Fremen and her son Paul Atreides. A powerful member of the Bene Gesserit also known as the Sisterhood, Lady Jessica was trained in the mystic ways of the all-woman clan by the Reverent Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam.

Rebecca Ferguson as Lady Jessica in Dune

But past history between the two characters in the prequel novels indicate a connection that goes way deeper than that of a student and mentor relationship. While this dark and heartbreaking narrative may possibly not see the light of day in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune 3, it is an arc that defines certain important aspects of both characters.

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Dune: Part Two star Rebecca Ferguson recently revealed that she was screamed at on the set of a film early in her career by a huge star. The actress mentioned that she later told the star to “F off” after the altercation and refused to work with them, which drew flack from the producers as the other actor was ‘Call Sheet No.1’.

While Ferguson did not reveal who the screamer was, the Internet has gone with speculations. The actress assured that it was neither Tom Cruise nor Hugh Jackman while Dwayne Johnson, her Hercules co-star seemingly cleared his name. A recent clip with Star Wars star Ewan McGregor showed Ferguson being extremely comfortable with the actor, clearing his name too.

Rebecca Ferguson Got Screamed At On Set By An A-Lister Rebecca Ferguson in Dune: Part Two

Swedish star Rebecca Ferguson has starred in many blockbusters in her career. Moving to...

Following several actors Jake Gyllenhaal is now suspected to be the co-star who engaged in a heated exchange with acclaimed actress Rebecca Ferguson. The Mission Impossible star recently recounted a distressing experience with an “absolute idiot of a costar.”

While she did not name the prominent Hollywood star, the actress has confirmed that it was not his Reminiscence co-star Hugh Jackman or the Mission Impossible co-star Tom Cruise.

Jake Gyllenhaal in Road House

Amidst widespread speculation, fans have now dug up an earlier interview from the Oscar-nominated actor Jake Gyllenhaal, who worked with Ferguson in the 2017 sci-fi horror film, Life. And many are now claiming that the Road House actor could be the co-star, Ferguson was referring to.

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The alleged abuser of Mission: Impossible star Rebecca Ferguson may have been confirmed by a known industry insider. Fans would recall the actress making accusations towards a former costar who reportedly abused her on a movie set.

Rebecca Ferguson in Mission: Impossible

For a long time, several names have been attached to the rumor, though the actress previously assured in an interview that it was neither Tom Cruise nor Hugh Jackman.

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Industry Insider Confirms Rebecca Ferguson’s Abusive Costar

Popular media scooper MyTimeToShineHello revealed on Twitter that Rebecca Ferguson’s Florence Foster Jenkins costar Hugh Grant was the person who abused the actress on a movie set.

MyTimeToShineHello from Twitter

This was after a post from Daily Mail Celebrity claimed that it was not Emily Blunt...

It remains a mystery who the actor Rebecca Ferguson talks about abusing her on a movie set. Apparently, this person of interest made her cry to the point that she had to work with a tennis ball instead of facing the costar.

Rebecca Ferguson in Mission: Impossible

While speculations were thrown here and there, she made sure to ascertain that it was not Tom Cruise, Hugh Jackman, and Dwayne Johnson. Now, a new viral clip also suggests that it was not Ewan McGregor.

Rebecca Ferguson Opens Up About A Costar Who Bullied Her Rebecca Ferguson in The Greatest Showman

In her interview via Reign with Josh Smith podcast, actress Rebecca Ferguson spills the tea on a costar who she allegedly had a feud with on a movie set.

“I did a film with an absolute idiot of a costar. I remember there was a moment and this human being was...

Dune: Part Two actor Rebecca Ferguson rips an "absolute idiot" former co-star who she refused to work with following an on-set incident, leading many to speculate who she's talking about.

Speaking with Reign With Josh Smith: The Podcast, Ferguson let the unnamed co-star have it, expressing how upset she was after the actor screamed at her during a behind-the-scenes outburst. When Ferguson was asked by Smith about a time she felt proud to use her voice, she recalled the incident, saying, "I did a film with an absolute idiot of a co-star, and this human being was so insecure and angry because this person couldn't get the scenes out. I was so vulnerable and uncomfortable that I got screamed at, and I would cry walking off-set. This person would literally look at me in front of the whole crew and say, 'You call yourself an actor? This is...

Rebecca Ferguson, known for her captivating performances, has once again taken the spotlight with her role in the highly anticipated sequel, Dune 2. Her portrayal in the film has ignited discussions among Hollywood enthusiasts and industry insiders alike, praising her phenomenal talent and contribution to the cinematic landscape.

However, Ferguson’s prominence extends beyond her on-screen prowess, as she recently disclosed a harrowing incident involving an unnamed A-list actor’s reprehensible behavior towards her.

Rebecca Ferguson in Silo

The revelation of this distressing encounter has resonated deeply within the industry, shedding light on the pervasive issue of misconduct and abuse of power. Ferguson’s courage in speaking out against such misconduct has garnered widespread acclaim, with many commending her resilience and strength in confronting injustice.

In a heartening display of solidarity, Ferguson has received support from various quarters, including her former co-star Dwayne Johnson, who took to social media to stand by her side.

A story told by Dune‘s Rebecca Ferguson is going viral, and it involves her work with a past co-star who she called an “absolute idiot.”

She went on Reign with Josh Smith podcast, where she shared about her work with this anonymous co-star, “I remember there was a moment and this human being was being so insecure and angry because this person couldn’t get the scenes out. And I think I was so vulnerable and uncomfortable that I got screamed at. But because this person was number one on a call sheet, there was no safety net for me. So no one had my back. And I would cry walking off set.”

The co-star in question shared what they would say to her, including things like: “You call yourself an actor?” and “This is what I have to work with?” She recalled, “I stood there just breaking.”

She...

Update: Well, we can scratch Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson off the list of suspects (not that anyone really thought it was him). Rebecca Ferguson’s former co-star (from Hercules) hit X earlier today, posting: “Hate seeing this but love seeing her stand up to bullshit. Rebecca was my guardian angel sent from heaven on our set. I love that woman. I’d like to find out who did this.”

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Working with divas who think they’re better than the rest of the people on set can never be easy. Standing up to them must be even harder. But Rebecca Ferguson has done both, revealing that she was berated in front of the crew but retaliated by telling them to “f off.”

Speaking on Reign with Josh Smith, Rebecca Ferguson remembered, “I did a film with an absolute idiot of a co-star. This person would...

Dune: Part Two's Rebecca Ferguson dishes on a former "idiot" co-star who once made her cry on set. Despite facing a toxic work environment, Ferguson found the courage to stand up for herself and demand respect from her insensitive co-star. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson reacts to Ferguson's story on X and reveals his desire to find out who did this to her.

It’s hard to imagine a fellow creative being so cruel. Unfortunately, though, Rebecca Ferguson calls out an “idiot co-star,” who made her cry on set, while doing the press tour for Dune: Part Two. While participating in a sit-down on Josh Smith’s podcast, the actress who brings Lady Jessica to life in the sci-fi sequel dishes on a former collaborator for their outlandish behavior on set. Ferguson said (via Reign with Josh Smith):

I did a film with an absolute idiot of a co-star — doesn’t matter who it is.

Rebecca Ferguson has got Dwayne Johnson in her corner in a grudge match with a former co-star.

Ferguson revealed on the Reign with Josh Smith podcast that she had confronted an unnamed fellow actor after they had “screamed” abuse at her on the set of a film.

Her comments have sparked speculation about the identity of the individual. The person’s gender was not confirmed by Ferguson, who is currently starring in Dune: Part Two.

Ferguson has ruled out Hugh Jackman or Tom Cruise, who she starred alongside in The Greatest Showman and Mission Impossible respectively.

Johnson has also appeared to rule himself out of the online chatter by posting his support for Ferguson after the pair worked together on 2014’s Hercules.

“Hate seeing this but love seeing her stand up to bullshit,” The Rock wrote on Twitter, now X. “Rebecca was my guardian angel sent from heaven on our set.

Rebecca Ferguson is speaking out about a situation she had with an “absolute idiot” co-star of hers, who happened to be a huge star.

She divulged this information on the Reign with Josh Smith podcast, where she said, “I remember there was a moment and this human being was being so insecure and angry because this person couldn’t get the scenes out.

“And I think I was so vulnerable and uncomfortable that I got screamed at. But because this person was number one on a call sheet, there was no safety net for me. So no one had my back. And I would cry walking off set,” she recounted.

The co-star in question shared what they would say to her, including things like: “You call yourself an actor?” and “This is what I have to work with?” She recalled, “I stood there just breaking.”

She took matters into her own hands the next day,...

In the movie world, where desert sands collide with ancient Greek arenas, a clash of titans is happening. Rebecca Ferguson, the lead in Dune 2, hits a roadblock when asked about Dwayne Johnson’s Hercules due to its link with the disgraced director Brett Ratner.

Rebecca Ferguson

Her silence says a lot, echoing a Hollywood trend where stars wrestle with filmmakers tainted by controversy. As the industry treads through ethical challenges, Ferguson’s stand highlights the tricky task of untangling art from its creators.

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Rebecca Ferguson avoids chatting about Hercules because of its link to disgraced director Brett Ratner. On the Reign with Josh Smith podcast, she mentioned a studio-heavy film she worked on,...

Jake Gyllenhaal has been constantly gracing the silver screen with his versatile performance in a wide variety of films. Since 1991 the Nocturnal Animals actor has been entertaining the audience by jumping between big-budget films to indie films in a plethora of roles, giving stellar performances.

Rebecca Ferguson in Mission: Impossible

However, there is some bad news for Jake Gyllenhaal as Rebecca Ferguson shared how she refused to work with an actor after they screamed at her leaving her in tears. Though she did not mention the name of the actor, Gyllenhaal’s recent actions raise the fingers at him. However, Michael Fassbender’s past has also put him in the picture, as fans criticize them on social media.

Fans Target Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Fassbender For Screaming at Rebecca Ferguson After Her Statement

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Denis Villeneuve’s live-action adaptations of Dune have been absolute delights to the die-hard Dune fans. If anything, fans just can’t believe how much of an immaculate casting both films from Villeneuve’s saga have. This includes Rebecca Ferguson playing the mother of Timothée Chalamet in the films, even though the actress is mostly seen in leading roles and hardly in ‘mother’ roles.

The flawless Dune cast

However, as perfect a performance as Ferguson may have given so far in the saga as Lady Jessica, Paul Atreides’ mother, the actress still has one complaint about her role. And this complaint is induced by none other than the Hollywood heartthrob and her onscreen son, Timothée Chalamet.

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Rebecca Ferguson complains about her Dune role because of Timothée Chalamet

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Rebecca Ferguson has revealed how she confronted an unnamed co-star and demanded that they be removed from a film after the individual “screamed” at her.

In an interview with the Reign with Josh Smith podcast, the Dune: Part Two actress recalled how she found her voice in challenging her “absolute idiot” co-star and has not been bullied since.

Ferguson did not reveal the identity of the actor, nor did she gender the individual. She did confirm, however, that it was not Hugh Jackman or Tom Cruise, who she starred alongside in The Greatest Showman and Mission Impossible respectively.

Dwayne Johnson has also ruled himself out of online speculation, posting about his support for Ferguson on Twitter, now X. “Hate seeing this but love seeing her stand up to bullshit,” he wrote.

Ferguson said: “I remember there was a moment and this human being was being so insecure and angry because...

As an actress, Rebecca Ferguson is no doubt stunning and talented, but she recently stated that playing Lady Jessica in Dune and its eagerly awaited sequel has made her feel even more beautiful. And, to be honest, we totally agree.

During a recent interview, the Swedish actress, 40, talked about how playing the strong and mysterious Lady Jessica has challenged her as an actress and given her a newfound sense of confidence and allure. Ferguson added that the character’s grace, strength, and intelligence have all helped to make her appear more “attractive” and powerful than before.

Rebecca Ferguson in Dune

Also, did you know that the director, Denis Villeneuve, even convinced her to join the cast by telling her that her character, Lady Jessica, would be expanded from the original script? Currently, Dune appears to be one of Ferguson’s most ambitious undertakings to date.

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All the stars of Dune: Part 2 are in the limelight with their critically acclaimed performances in the film and Rebecca Ferguson is no exception. After she rose to prominence with her role as MI6 agent Ilsa Faust in Mission: Impossible films, Ferguson went on to play Lady Jessica in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune and its new sequel. She revealed that in the last 10-12 years of her career, she had once encountered a famous Hollywood star who berated her.

Rebecca Ferguson as Lady Jessica in Dune: Part Two

Ferguson shared that she used her voice to shut down the actor’s rotten behavior. While she refused to name the A-list actor, she cleared the names of two of her co-stars, Tom Cruise and Hugh Jackman. The Silo actress appeared in The Greatest Showman alongside Jackman.

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When Lzzy Hale first met Ashley McBryde, the Halestorm singer presented her with a gift that sartorially summed up the hippie and headbanger sides of the Arkansas native’s personality: a leather jacket with country fringe, heavy metal studs, and a monogram on the lining that read: “Ashley Fucking McBryde.”

“She’s a rock-and-roller at heart, but she also wears that beautiful soul on her sleeve through her voice,” Hale says on a video call from London where the band is nominated at Friday’s Heavy Music Awards. That combination...