If he was a perfectionist he’d display perfect on-set behaviour - leading by example of best practices - one of which is acknowledging film-making is a team sport. Hugh is flawed. If your reputation is one of petulant, self-centred, indulgent, flippant and ungrateful interactions with only female cast members - like he does, that’s just plain OLD sexism. Yelling at, ostracizing, and otherwise throwing a limp-dick shit fit isn’t ‘to of call sheet’ behaviour, it’s desperation. I hope whoever did this to her never gets the validation they are so desperate for - and continues to fade of into mediocrity. What a loser. She is such a talented actor - to think she had to parent this guy and a the director and the producers through this just speaks to how female creatives deserve WAY MORE MONEY!
@@PeachesandCream225 Huh? I remember him saying it, he admitted he was an asshole at work, and said something along the lines of saying it wasn't an admirable trait and he only worked so hard because he wasn't that talented. He didn't label himself as anything positive. He's obviously annoying to work with, but people will do better to not go on a witch hunt and then just narrow in on someone that freely admits he's had issues. LeBouf and Franco were just fun loving normal guys until they turned out to be awful people.
@@daxrico266 tell me you know nothing of making a movie without telling me you know nothing of making a movie LOL there is more than one call sheet in a film, they are printed daily, depending on the scenes being filmed lol
@@khronoskay2749 No, I haven't worked on any film sets, but I've worked on plenty of photo shoots and the number of the models doesn't change throughout the shoot. I assumed it would be similar with movies. But please, oh wise one, bestow your infinite knowledge and tell me how it was OBVIOUSLY Hugh Grant!
People can bash Tom Cruise over his religion and I don't care about all that but pretty much everyone that has worked with him says that he's a good and hardworking guy. Dakota Fanning played Toms daughter in War of the Worlds, and she still gets birthday gifts from Cruise every year.
I think more people should shun or bash Tom bc of Scientology. It's not just a religion, it's a cult doing horrible things and with real victims and Tom is aware. I think it's worse that people always give him a pass and look the other way.
if you add value but if you are the crew, you get scientology by l ron hubbard and nothing else even though they bust their hump to make it a great movie
Exactly. Because other religions are so fantastic.😂 Ilove Tom Cruise movies. They are always great . Not wasting time. Only one I really don't like.. this one with Cameron Diaz.bleh. But rest are great :) .
It was Hugh Grant. There's a long list of names of people who can't stand to work with him (Jon Stewart, Julianne Moore, Drew Barrymore, Rachel Weisz), and he even had a repeat of the same incident on another film in 2021 where, by his own admission, he "lost his temper" with a woman in his eyeline and exploded at her without realizing she was just a child actor's chaperone. He's quick to apologize when he's called out, yet keeps doing it which makes the apologies worthless. He's also thrown objects at journalists and stated that he hopes their children "get cancer", make of that what you will.
He wasn’t number one on that film though, Meryl Streep was. In another interview they told her that they found out that it was Meryl Streep and her reaction was shock that people found it out.
@@saymynameice-zen-berg511 Are you certain? I just dug around and among the first few videos I found she refers to Streep as "humble and kind", and seems to have an overall glowing impression that's far from what she described here.
She’s not being classy…she’s being responsibly transparent - advocating as much as she can, while protecting herself legally. It was NEVER her responsibility to be accountable for someone else’s shit and unprofessional behaviour…that’s on the director, producers, and actor themselves. Faulting her continually while proclaiming not to is tone-deaf.
I dunno about responsible…she’s creating suspicion about 15 other actors. What if the internet picks,out the wrong one and start harassing the wrong one or ruining his/her reputation? That’s on her then…honesty is always better…just speak up and say the name.
It's not "protecting" the offender not to reveal their name. These problems aren't solved by vigilantes convicting each other in public interviews. They're solved by producers and directors holding bad actors accountable, and suffering consequences when they don't.
Its her story to tell after all, and she told how she experienced it, without naming names. And if you don't want to be talked about in regard to your bad behavior, behave better toward the people you work with. Whether you are an A-list actor, public figure, or an ordinary co-worker in a restaurant.
I agree with you, but with a caveat: if producers and directors _don’t_ hold these people accountable, one could argue that not outing them to the public contributes to the systemic protection of bad apples who are allowed a free pass because they sell well. That said, what she mentioned hints at that there were consequences, at least on that particular set, and anyway I wouldn’t blame her for not sharing: it’s her story - and it sounds like a really negative experience - and she’s the one who could face social, work-related, and even legal consequences for talking. I think there could be an ethical incentive to speaking out, but I don’t know that it applies in this case, and anyway it doesn’t even come close to superseding her right to say no more than she’s comfortable saying.
If the person changed their ways right afterwards, that has to be respected. Everyone makes mistakes, hardly anyone gets that level of accountability and indictment.
"It's not "protecting" the offender not to reveal their name." - the use of double negatives here is so awful, and the grasp of basic English so poor that this limp-wristed turd has earnt an extra roll of toilet papier... xx
Right? I had to turn on closed captions to understand most of what he was saying. That happens with other UA-cam videos though. I think it's a cultural thing now to speak to quickly and rush through words. I'm sure I do it too especially if on camera. I likely need speech therapy or training to get me to slow down and enunciate when speaking.
I read elsewhere that Ferguson suggested the encounter happened at some point in the last decade. The most likely A-lister from that timeframe is Hugh Grant whom she worked with in Florence Foster Jenkins (2016). Grant was notorious for creating onset friction and having meltdowns that were well documented in 2004, 2009, 2016 and again in 2023. He once stated "I’m a nasty piece of work and people should know that.” He also admitted to making costars cry in the past and that many actresses despised working with him including Julia Roberts, Julianne Moore, Rachel Weisz and Drew Barrymore.
@@Sweet_Karma Sarcasm is my favorite weapon and shield. You can say what you want and people think you’re joking while you’re being serious. However, I don‘t aim on people or use it to hide criticism or making fun of them.
My kids and I met The Rock and Dany Garcia at an XFL vendor event. We were all standing in the dugout of Choctaw Stadium (baseball stadium converted to football for the XFL, now UFL). As Dany started to address the small crowd of about 50 people, my daughter and I were standing near the top of the dugout near her, and Dwayne walked up to us. I shook his hand and said, ‘Hello Mr. Johnson’. He shook my hand but largely ignored me and went right up to my daughter, who was 9 at the time and a massive Rock fan. Dany started to speak, and The Rock spoke directly to my daughter in a hushed tone as to not speak over Dany, and said to my daughter, “I have three daughters.” He then listed all their ages and what they liked to do for fun and the sports they played. Then he said, “And they’re all beautiful just like you.” It was a cool moment that my daughter won’t ever forget. I personally think that it was not Dwayne Johnson.
keep in mind that pre production, production AND post-production take forever before the movie finally releases. make sure you take that into consideration when figuring out the year.
@@Alexandra_Hillafter barely any research it seems people think it’s *Hugh Grant* in the filming of Florence Foster Jenkins, with people like Jon Stewart and Tom Arnold having talked about how much of an asshole he was to work with And Hugh Grant admitting most of his female co-stars hate him Basically he thinks he’s the shit but he’s just some English prick
@@UporaFilms That was why I initially thought it couldn’t be him, but I hadn’t thought about daily call sheets. Is what you mentioned always true regardless of who’s on set? If, say, Meryl Streep wasn’t on one day, would Grant have been listed first, but as #2? Because otherwise she did say “a” call sheet, so he wouldn’t necessarily be excluded.
She was on press tour with both Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Fassbender to promote the respective movies back then, lots of interviews on UA-cam to check out. I'm not a body language expert but based on their interactions I'd say it's neither Jake nor Michael, all lovely exchanges between the actors. You'd think if you dislike your co-star it'd show in those scenarios. I get it they're actors and probably bound by contract to go on promotion together but still...no such videos with Hugh Grant to be seen. Not saying it's him, just an observation.
She prob doesn't want it to become a whole viral thing by her revealing the person, especially since she got the result that she wanted after taking control of the situation. Aside from all that, I didn't realize she had been in so many movies, so this story proved two points: It's worth it to find your voice and stand up to someone no matter how powerful they are, and she actually has a long, impressive resume.
And yet it has gone 'viral' precisely because she lacked the courage to name the person. Meanwhile, all her other previous co-stars are being accused online because of her stupidity.
She was doing her own close up to the back of the persons head. Thats what she meant. It does not vindicate the person in any way. They were not the one on camera.
i dont think revealing individuals who act like assholes is “un-classy” what a weird opinion to have while actively “investigating” who that individual is lol
I feel you're misunderstanding what he said. He said Rebecca, despite her experience with this person and despite that maybe (I agree with you on this one) they deserve to be called out, she decided to remain as professional as possible and not reveal the name to make them a target of hate, even if some of us feel they would deserve it. At the end of the day is to see what good does it do. So it is not that "revealing the name is not having class" but rather not revealing it is "taking the high road approach" sort of, and shows conduct and manners. He is saying it, literally in the video: "I understand having class and being respectful not revealing the name but she is also protecting them". So he is recognizing her well mannered professional conduct, while at the same time pointing out how this doesn't really help the industry.
@@LautaroQ2812 Not exactly "professional" as you claim, che. Otherwise, she wouldn't bring up a personal interaction into a professional setting, even if it did happen while on the job.
@@AEdHR Being mistreated on set/at work is not a "personal interaction". It's literally someone being unprofessional during a professional interaction in a professional setting.
@@nbucwa6621 So let me get this, you think that if you're at work, someone mistreats you and you think, "we'll this is part of the job, it was on my contract afterall, that someone would bully me from time to time" is that your reasoning? It's a personal social interaction that can/will happen anywhere, that doesn't mean it's part of the activity you're taking part in. What you're saying is "X situation happened while I was doing X job, so it must be part of it then". It's ridiculous.
that's reading way into it, she was talking about standing up against bad behaviour. It happens on movie sets, I remember listening to Bobby Lee on the JRE podcast talking about a producer who had the crew look at him and tell him he is a bad actor. It was apparently on one of his first films. Then there are the Christian bale story and the Tom cruise story where shouting at an individual is understandable. But that is part of the experience of a movie or TV show's production, it can happen.
To me she didn’t sound like she meant that she knew they’d changed. It sounded like that “but one never knows” that you have to say to not come off as pessimistic, bitter, or hostile in a business that involves putting up with a bunch of less-than-stellar characters _and_ not alienating the “third chance”, “everyone is trying their best” crowd among perspective audiences. Not to mention, potentially, as a precaution, were the name to come out (as was said in the video, the list isn’t that long) and were there to be talks of defamation, especially since the story may be years old and could otherwise be argued to negligently unfairly portray a person she hasn’t known for a long time in an extremely socially and professionally damaging light.
"Probably", lol. That isn't even remotely true, she's setting up a verbal safety net and you can see total insincerity in her expression. The person was Hugh Grant, and he hasn't changed at all. There's a long list of names of people who can't stand to work with him (Julianne Moore, Drew Barrymore, Rachel Weisz), and he even had a repeat of the same incident on another film in 2021 - by his own admission, he "lost his temper" with a woman in his eyeline and exploded at her without realizing she was just a child actor's chaperone. He's quick to apologize when he's called out, yet keeps doing it which makes the apologies worthless. He's also thrown objects at journalists and stated that he hopes their children "get cancer", make of that what you will.
@@YearRoundHibernater You're right, except all of Rebecca's scenes were filmed with Hugh Grant. I don't think she had any scenes with Meryl Streep. Any call sheet that Rebecca would have been on, Hugh Grant would have been at the top of the list.
My thumbs up is for your ability to get me to hang in until the end of this video. Just enough promise to get me to the end.😂😂 I should feel hoodwinked, instead? Admiration. Well played. 👍 👍
I just want to say I love how messy it is that this guy did the deep dive into it, but also that Rebecca knew people would do this and said it anyway lmao my petty queen
Oh this boy from her very first soap opera, Kim, he’s a true gentleman. I bumped into him once and he, despite not knowing me, tried to fend off birds eating my food when I turned away. He seemed extremely caring and gentlemanly. The kindest person.
No wonder she didn’t give up the name. PEOPLE are idiots. He or she didn’t commit a crime or anything, but was just being a straight up bully. They don’t deserve their career to be over because of that. It’s like she said, people change. Even the best of us can fall to such low levels of behavior at points in our life.
Film fans speculated on the alleged offender’s identity: - Ewan McGregor - Doctor Sleep (2019) - Jake Gyllenhaal - Life (2017) - Michael Fassbender - The Snowman (2017) - Hugh Grant - Florence Foster Jenkins (2016)
Bringing someone to tears is a little more than not getting along. Seems like it crossed the line into abuse. It is everybody’s duty to take note and ‘care about this’, otherwise nothing changes and the bully continues to hurt people.
@@aliceandfriendsvideosThanks but no thanks for your useless comment. The least you could have done was make the effort to show how to use notwithstanding properly lmao.
So sad that Jake G is in the discussion of this cuz, to my knowledge, he hasn’t ever been described as ‘hard to work with’ and struggling to believe he would make another actress cry on set. Glad Dwayne said something, didn’t believe the Twitter masses pointing the finger at him right away
It's a terrible game to speculate, and definitely Hugh Grant (a name mentioned many times below) can be extremely crotchety by all accounts, but a film with MERYL STREEP and Hugh Grant would surely have Rebecca as THIRD on the call sheet, not second!
@@redrocker1055 you’re really dumb, hahaha the tennis ball is the object that takes the place of the rude actor. Then the actor is inserted by computer, you can see all the edits of that film where is clear that he and Rebecca are not in the same place. But you can go and ask directly to Rebecca (and Jake is not an option, they did promo for the film and had a good rapport)
If Rebecca Ferguson had mentioned having a bad experience with 'some actor' in the past, then it would have seemed unfortunate. But this has now gone viral because of her being so specific (timeframe, 'number one on call sheet' etc.) that she narrowed it down to about 8 actors. That means her comments tar all of those actors, and put them under a very grey cloud called 'the court of public opinion'... 😒 If she still lacks the spine to name the person, she should have had the grace to keep quiet. As it is she is threatening the reputation of 7 innocents to protect one person. Cowardice.
This is not the first time she had problems with her co-stars. She also gives me severe BREE Larson vibes. I wonder if that problem isn´t actually Rebecca herself...
It's so true I worked on a film where the lead actress and actor were literal nightmares. It was so toxic and such a cancer that seeped into all the departments. The director allowed this to occur rather than calling it out.
Not sure why she brought up the story to begin with, but Hugh Grant, in the past, has mentioned that he wasn't always the most prepared on set. And he has pissed off other co-stars in the past.
Oh it's definitely Jake Gyllenhaal. I watched almost all the promotions and interviews and shoots and press with her costars. And the awkwardness between Jake and her is absolutely real. Both hardly interact with each other nor have any physical touch exchanges as greets etc. They barely looked at eachother. This is gotta be him. Lemme know what you think.
Its Hugh Grant 100% He's very notorious for being rude and disrespectful for his women co-stars. Even Julianne Moore and Julia Roberts didn't like him.
1:13 I'm very disappointed, Graeme. It's understandable to be upset about someone breaking COVID rules. However, it's not justified for a high-profile actor earning millions to berate crew members who work tirelessly. Many actors don't work as hard as the crew, who face numerous challenges and risks. While actors may have luxuries like trailers, crew members endure tough conditions and sacrifices. Tom Cruise, with authority on set, could have handled the situation better by discussing it with producers or holding a calm meeting. His aggressive behavior was unacceptable and abusive. Crew members deserve respect and fair treatment, regardless of an actor's status. Verbal abuse on set is never justified, and it undermines progress in combating industry abuse. Every individual, regardless of their role, deserves dignity and fair treatment in the workplace. The release of the recording by a crew member reflects the seriousness of the situation. You risk your entire career and any money you have or will have by doing that. Respect and professionalism should be upheld by all, regardless of status or wealth. I hope you kept that in mind when you were a producer at ET.
2:55 Okay...your face when you look like you're trying to grasp "shot it in a different way". I see you did film studies from your LinkedIn, but you have never actually been on an industry set, have you? All in all, bad video with too much unnecessary commentary. You cut in every 2 seconds talking just for the sake of talking.
Oh God, she was yelled at? Oh no, many women are being yelled at every day and they make crap when she made millions. Stop caring for these celebs. Christ lol
I’m just blown away by the fact that Miss Ferguson said that the Director of a particular film was trying to “fluff” an actor on set! Wow, Hollywood is truly shameless.
Slang is hard to understand, isn't it? Takes a pedant to be that effing literal. And before you claim "it was a joke" and all that bullshit, that's not how it was written. If you're being sarcastic/joking then you do something, in the writing, to make that clear. You did not, so you come across as serious--and that's just laughable. But not in a funny way or I'd use a damn emote or something.
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@@jenniferhowser3252Totally untrue. They met much before and made a film together, The Light Between the Oceans. You should read what all his co-stars say about working with him, loser!
Her story was definitely a creative way to publicize Dune. Given the nature of Hollywood it makes me wonder if the story happened at all/as she describes it.
Wait has she worked with Hugh Grant?? Funny I just left a comment about him being an asshole on another video and this showed up in my algorithm. Have no idea if she’s worked with him though. 😂
Wait, just looked up, she has worked with him! I would love to believe that he was not number one on the callsheet but if there is a day/s that Meryl was not on set, he probably was (actor’s fight over the number one slot in their contracts, it’s hilarious) . The way to figure this out is a production scheduling question. Look at the scenes Grant and Ferguson are in and count how many script pages / screen minutes they had without Meryl in the shots (this would include close ups of both actors). If it’s over 5-9 pages/minutes of alone time between them, it’s likely Meryl was not on set at least one day and Grant moved up to #1. 😂 Another hint is that the seen “had to be finished” later and that implies it was a longer than a ten minutes scene which increases the odds Meryl might not have been there/Grant was #1 that day. It could also mean that whoever the asshole actor was, they were so rude that shooting the scene was shut down and resumed later (she was crying so that makes sense too). Nonetheless, the industry largely stopped hiring Grant because he’s so problematic and wastes time/money yet doesn’t pull in the box office numbers. My guess is it’s him.
She had done Swedish films in 2008 and 2010 before becoming recognized in a big studio film with all big name actors 2014 and later. She stated later in the same interview talking about the difference in that environment where the director had no control vs safer big studio environment which she has been running with since working with hollywood. I think it would be hard keeping a big name scandal like that a secret if the whole cast and crew witnessed it.
I dont know of its a classy choice to leave say this as you have to leave it a mystery yet leaving it a mystery means people will start thinking its someone its not. I appretiate how candid she is though, makes her dune imterviews far less sterile than the rest of the cast going on and on about how amazing the set is, how much theynlove their costars and how much of a visionairy denis is. God those interviews offer zero insight and feel almost ai generated.
I liked her in Dune and I like when people stand up for themselves. And I alsolike it when you go to the person and get it complete vs going on camera.
Oh, you've got it all wrong. The "idiot" she refers to does not exist. By telling this myth she puts others on notice, while drawing all attention to her. It worked! The result is that she appears to be St. Becky of the movie set. It is the more sophisticated version of, "I have a secret! I'm dying to tell you . . . uhm, but I can't tell you."
She also hinted that Jason Momoa borrowed money from her and never gave it back to her... It may sound as a small thing, but in Sweden it´s big to show moral and pay your debts... One big reason is probably that Sweden just 100-150 years ago was one of the poorest countries in Europe, but managed to get away from poverty by education and hard work..., and 2 millions emigrated mostly to US.. But still not giving back money is the worst thing you can do...
Good on Rebecca for putting the Bully in their place. The huge egos in Hollywood, I can only imagine how many of them get carried away with how grandiose they are❤
Rebecca strikes me as also not being the easiest to work with but she is a powerhouse of raw talent so it's probably a lot to do with intimidation uf that is the case.
Since she said it was her first time using her voice and standing up to an on-set bully, I'd say it was before 2014, since Dwayne says she was looking out for ppl on the set in their movie (in 2014). If so, that rules out Meryl, Jake, Michael, Ewan, Timothy, and Thomas Bang (def not Meryl and Timothy by default bc she's only raved about them). That brings it down to 5: the soup opera #1, Marc Menard (Ocean Ave), Gustaf Skarsgård (Vi), Sven-Bertil Taube (A One-Way Trip to Antibes), and Kyle Chandler (The Vatican)
@@yousefsh7949 It's no secret. Meryl Streep was the lead character and she said in an interview that Hugh was hard to work with. Julianne Moore has spoken out about Hugh before and she's very easy going to work with. Drew Barrymore said he made her cry during the making of a movie.
@@Art-is-craft Nah. You do not believe everything you hear but do not be so quick to deny it either. I am not for gaslighting people and their experiences.
Possibly or somebody having a bad day and just jumps and at anything. And maybe her timing was of or something else happened unknown to her or that person is just nasty.
I’m not mad at Rebecca 4 not announcing who it was. Think abt it if she did the internet will blatantly attack that person, and the situation would become an unnecessary drama that nobody needed or wanted. In terms of suspects I don’t believe it’s Timothee or Jake gyllnhaal they both seem very humble and respectful in real life. Plus my pov is if Timothee was acting like that I’m sure others would call him out like Zendaya, Josh, or even Denis.
Covid proved that tv/film actors are arguably the most non-essential workers of the non-essential workers. Gas station attendees, food service people, delivery people, mail men and garbage men proved their worth to society. Tv/film actors? They didn't win any points when the world stalled.
I just listened to the March 14th episode of Deux Moi’s podcast, and immediately came back to this video to report lol. During a segment discussing how kind Ryan Reynolds’s is on set, the person recounted their experience with Ryan was on the same set where they witnessed Jake Gyllenhaal yell at Rebecca! I am floored! I would never in a million yrs thought that Jake would treat someone like that!
Exactly because of that vagueness and broadness of accusations I always stood by telling everything or telling nothing. "Having said A, you have to say B", as the proverb goes in my country.
It's Emily Blunt you notice they didn't deny it, just said they were friends. Which they very well could be, Rebecca mentioned everything was great after that!
The fact that she didn't name anyone makes it a baseless claim with no validity, as we don't get to hear their side of the story......IF there even is another person.
@evanroberts2771 you do understand how the internet works, right? If she were to name someone that someone would have been guilty without evidence. She a well respected actress, this happened when she wasn't. To claim she's doing it for clout is rubbish. If she were to do it for publicity she WOULD have named the person. Like so many others did when it comes to false allegations
Nah, this was cowardly and petty. If you’re going to make a claim, substantiate it. Otherwise you’re just a petulant unprofessional whom others will avoid working with in the future.
Gave this a thumbs down despite this being an ok post..but due to the utterly ridiculous comment about justification of Mr Cruise's rant about the seasonal flu on set..anyone who still thinks all the nonsense that took place over the last few years, is in anyway ok, is not only a fool, but on the wrong side of history.
I don't like Meryl Streep much as an actress, but that being said, literally no one would've gotten with talking to Meryl like that without being blackballed. The death of Rebecca's character in Dead Reckoning made me very sad.
The interviewer asked if there was a moment/thing she was truly proud of in her acting career. This was her answer; as opposed to some sort of on-screen fame, it was the moment she decided to stand up for herself 😊
@@johnsmi213 she may have fabricated the "#1 on the call sheet thing" to throw the scent of Hugh Grant and protect herself from any defamation lawsuit or whatever.
@@johnsmi213 No1 on the call sheet doesn't have to mean literally no1 on the call sheet. By that comment she just meant an A-list actor/the big star of a film/s
**Rebecca herself was rude and imo snobbish towards a swedish journalist last year, when she questioned the reporter of her skills in english, because Rebecca refused to talk swedish. Rebecca apologized to the journalist afterwards.But its shows that she is not much better herself. Rebecca is born in Sweden and grew up there. Her mother is british, but Rebecca didnt move abroad until she was an adult. Its more or less a deathsin if you pretend that you dont remember your own language when you become famous if you are from Sweden. Everybody laughed at Dolph Lundgren when he as a 21 year old suddenly "forgot" his swedish. People made jokes about Rebecca too. Although the actor she refered to wasnt nice, i actually think she needs to learn how to be humble.. **
What's hilarious is how many actors hear the word "idiot" and assume it must be them.
Thats the only valid point here hahaha - very true :)
Exactly!!! 🤣🏆
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The person she’s referring to is likely thinking, “how dare that idiot call me an idiot!”
When the shoe fits!!! lol
"It wasn't me." - Shaggy
So good man
Who was it😮@@cortodry
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"IT WAS MICHELLE!!! IT WAS ALL MICHELLE"
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It can't be Jake Gyllenhall because she said she walked off set, crying. 'Life' was filmed entirely in space so it can't be that.
Arguably it could have been Ryan Reynolds, some of his costars have called him out.
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I choked on my soda. God bless, that was hilarious! 😂
Lmao. I hope you're joking.
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Hugh Grant is the Internet’s main suspect. He’s admitted himself women probably don’t like him and he’s a perfectionist on set.
If he was a perfectionist he’d display perfect on-set behaviour - leading by example of best practices - one of which is acknowledging film-making is a team sport. Hugh is flawed. If your reputation is one of petulant, self-centred, indulgent, flippant and ungrateful interactions with only female cast members - like he does, that’s just plain OLD sexism. Yelling at, ostracizing, and otherwise throwing a limp-dick shit fit isn’t ‘to of call sheet’ behaviour, it’s desperation. I hope whoever did this to her never gets the validation they are so desperate for - and continues to fade of into mediocrity. What a loser. She is such a talented actor - to think she had to parent this guy and a the director and the producers through this just speaks to how female creatives deserve WAY MORE MONEY!
a perfectionist... lol how many assholes have labelled THEMSELVES perfectionists...
Perfectionist maybe, good actor, no no no.
@@PeachesandCream225 Huh? I remember him saying it, he admitted he was an asshole at work, and said something along the lines of saying it wasn't an admirable trait and he only worked so hard because he wasn't that talented. He didn't label himself as anything positive. He's obviously annoying to work with, but people will do better to not go on a witch hunt and then just narrow in on someone that freely admits he's had issues. LeBouf and Franco were just fun loving normal guys until they turned out to be awful people.
i dunno he was pretty good in Cloud Atlas @@Dubsteppinout
Never before, in the history of the entire world, has anyone more OBVIOUSLY been Hugh Grant. It's Hugh Grant.
Makes sense because have you seen that Graham Norton clip with him and Meryl Streep? Very telling...
If so, what movie would this have been? If it was Florence Foster Jenkins, Hugh Grant wouldn't have been no.1 on the call sheet
@@daxrico266 tell me you know nothing of making a movie without telling me you know nothing of making a movie LOL there is more than one call sheet in a film, they are printed daily, depending on the scenes being filmed lol
@@jadoisready ive literally never experienced a hint of negativity from that show... im intrigued
@@khronoskay2749 No, I haven't worked on any film sets, but I've worked on plenty of photo shoots and the number of the models doesn't change throughout the shoot. I assumed it would be similar with movies. But please, oh wise one, bestow your infinite knowledge and tell me how it was OBVIOUSLY Hugh Grant!
People can bash Tom Cruise over his religion and I don't care about all that but pretty much everyone that has worked with him says that he's a good and hardworking guy. Dakota Fanning played Toms daughter in War of the Worlds, and she still gets birthday gifts from Cruise every year.
I think more people should shun or bash Tom bc of Scientology. It's not just a religion, it's a cult doing horrible things and with real victims and Tom is aware. I think it's worse that people always give him a pass and look the other way.
He uses slave labor from Sci members. That's not a nice person.
if you add value but if you are the crew, you get scientology by l ron hubbard and nothing else even though they bust their hump to make it a great movie
Exactly. Because other religions are so fantastic.😂 Ilove Tom Cruise movies. They are always great . Not wasting time. Only one I really don't like.. this one with Cameron Diaz.bleh. But rest are great
:) .
It’s not a religion and it’s not so obscure given the current circumstances.😅
It was Hugh Grant. There's a long list of names of people who can't stand to work with him (Jon Stewart, Julianne Moore, Drew Barrymore, Rachel Weisz), and he even had a repeat of the same incident on another film in 2021 where, by his own admission, he "lost his temper" with a woman in his eyeline and exploded at her without realizing she was just a child actor's chaperone. He's quick to apologize when he's called out, yet keeps doing it which makes the apologies worthless.
He's also thrown objects at journalists and stated that he hopes their children "get cancer", make of that what you will.
Agrega a esa lista a Sandra Bullock
I mean, he's not wrong, you think you hate journalists enough, but you don't
Yeah I could well imagine him being a toxic obnoxious luvvy!
He wasn’t number one on that film though, Meryl Streep was.
In another interview they told her that they found out that it was Meryl Streep and her reaction was shock that people found it out.
@@saymynameice-zen-berg511 Are you certain? I just dug around and among the first few videos I found she refers to Streep as "humble and kind", and seems to have an overall glowing impression that's far from what she described here.
She’s not being classy…she’s being responsibly transparent - advocating as much as she can, while protecting herself legally. It was NEVER her responsibility to be accountable for someone else’s shit and unprofessional behaviour…that’s on the director, producers, and actor themselves. Faulting her continually while proclaiming not to is tone-deaf.
I dunno about responsible…she’s creating suspicion about 15 other actors. What if the internet picks,out the wrong one and start harassing the wrong one or ruining his/her reputation? That’s on her then…honesty is always better…just speak up and say the name.
@@donaldvanvliet9039You just said a whole lot of nothing🤡🤦🏽♀️
It's not "protecting" the offender not to reveal their name. These problems aren't solved by vigilantes convicting each other in public interviews. They're solved by producers and directors holding bad actors accountable, and suffering consequences when they don't.
Its her story to tell after all, and she told how she experienced it, without naming names. And if you don't want to be talked about in regard to your bad behavior, behave better toward the people you work with. Whether you are an A-list actor, public figure, or an ordinary co-worker in a restaurant.
This guy in the video is kind of a douche. And I thought I was autistic...oof
I agree with you, but with a caveat: if producers and directors _don’t_ hold these people accountable, one could argue that not outing them to the public contributes to the systemic protection of bad apples who are allowed a free pass because they sell well. That said, what she mentioned hints at that there were consequences, at least on that particular set, and anyway I wouldn’t blame her for not sharing: it’s her story - and it sounds like a really negative experience - and she’s the one who could face social, work-related, and even legal consequences for talking. I think there could be an ethical incentive to speaking out, but I don’t know that it applies in this case, and anyway it doesn’t even come close to superseding her right to say no more than she’s comfortable saying.
If the person changed their ways right afterwards, that has to be respected. Everyone makes mistakes, hardly anyone gets that level of accountability and indictment.
"It's not "protecting" the offender not to reveal their name." - the use of double negatives here is so awful, and the grasp of basic English so poor that this limp-wristed turd has earnt an extra roll of toilet papier... xx
I'm intrigued that no one is talking about Graeme's slurring here.
He sounds positively blitzed.
Right? I had to turn on closed captions to understand most of what he was saying. That happens with other UA-cam videos though. I think it's a cultural thing now to speak to quickly and rush through words. I'm sure I do it too especially if on camera. I likely need speech therapy or training to get me to slow down and enunciate when speaking.
I read elsewhere that Ferguson suggested the encounter happened at some point in the last decade. The most likely A-lister from that timeframe is Hugh Grant whom she worked with in Florence Foster Jenkins (2016). Grant was notorious for creating onset friction and having meltdowns that were well documented in 2004, 2009, 2016 and again in 2023. He once stated "I’m a nasty piece of work and people should know that.” He also admitted to making costars cry in the past and that many actresses despised working with him including Julia Roberts, Julianne Moore, Rachel Weisz and Drew Barrymore.
I'm guessing it was Hugh Grant, who is a known prick on and off movie sets.
I'm guessing Jake Gyllenhaal.
I'd be stunned if it was him @@carbine090909
@@carbine090909 Definitely Hugh Grant. He can be extremely blunt and sarcastic in a joking way and sometimes in a very rude way
@@Sweet_Karma Sarcasm is my favorite weapon and shield. You can say what you want and people think you’re joking while you’re being serious. However, I don‘t aim on people or use it to hide criticism or making fun of them.
@@carbine090909😂omw, i thought the exact same thing
My kids and I met The Rock and Dany Garcia at an XFL vendor event. We were all standing in the dugout of Choctaw Stadium (baseball stadium converted to football for the XFL, now UFL).
As Dany started to address the small crowd of about 50 people, my daughter and I were standing near the top of the dugout near her, and Dwayne walked up to us. I shook his hand and said, ‘Hello Mr. Johnson’. He shook my hand but largely ignored me and went right up to my daughter, who was 9 at the time and a massive Rock fan.
Dany started to speak, and The Rock spoke directly to my daughter in a hushed tone as to not speak over Dany, and said to my daughter, “I have three daughters.” He then listed all their ages and what they liked to do for fun and the sports they played. Then he said, “And they’re all beautiful just like you.”
It was a cool moment that my daughter won’t ever forget.
I personally think that it was not Dwayne Johnson.
It could be that actors/celebrities like their fans but not their colleagues.
You mean you think it was a lookalike?
@@danielwesterlund1905 He means that Dwayne Johnson was not the one who bullied Rebecca Ferguson.
Didn’t she state that it took her 10 years to fully recover from that incident? If that’s true, the number drops to only a couple names.
ah come on, who are the candidates??? please don't tell me to google it 😂🤣
keep in mind that pre production, production AND post-production take forever before the movie finally releases. make sure you take that into consideration when figuring out the year.
Who’s the couple names?
@@Alexandra_Hillafter barely any research it seems people think it’s *Hugh Grant* in the filming of Florence Foster Jenkins, with people like Jon Stewart and Tom Arnold having talked about how much of an asshole he was to work with
And Hugh Grant admitting most of his female co-stars hate him
Basically he thinks he’s the shit but he’s just some English prick
@@damitzdesign Hugh Grant is the only suspect to me.
Anyone could have picked Hugh Grant out of that lineup
no because on the film they worked together Meryl Streep was no 1 on the call sheet !
@@LillanTNo.1 on the sheet on the call sheet on a certain day of film shooting doesn't mean the no.1 actress/actor of the film.
@@AA-tq8jh Incorrect. No.1 is number no.1.
huh! oooooh
@@UporaFilms That was why I initially thought it couldn’t be him, but I hadn’t thought about daily call sheets. Is what you mentioned always true regardless of who’s on set? If, say, Meryl Streep wasn’t on one day, would Grant have been listed first, but as #2? Because otherwise she did say “a” call sheet, so he wouldn’t necessarily be excluded.
She was on press tour with both Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Fassbender to promote the respective movies back then, lots of interviews on UA-cam to check out. I'm not a body language expert but based on their interactions I'd say it's neither Jake nor Michael, all lovely exchanges between the actors. You'd think if you dislike your co-star it'd show in those scenarios. I get it they're actors and probably bound by contract to go on promotion together but still...no such videos with Hugh Grant to be seen. Not saying it's him, just an observation.
it was Hugh Grant
Got news for you. No one is a body language expert. They’re actually cognitive bias deniers.
Those people aren’t ‘body language experts’ either so I’m sure your interpretations would be fine
Plus, Fassbender is married to one of Ferguson’s very good friends.
Hugh himself have said in interviews that he’s been a horrible person to work with.
It’s gotta be someone she worked with only once, so it can’t be in any of the franchises with sequels unless that other actor is gone from them.
tim robbins
@@endor8witch what movie?
@@cjpatz not movie, it's a limited series on apple, silo
It's Alec Baldwin
@@chumcool what movie?
No one thinks Dwayne Johnson would even say that
I was just about to type that.😂
A wrestler talking trash on somebody?
Wouldn't happen in a million years.
@@youtubedj9298*fake wrestler
@@carontorliak2760 Boy, aren't you brave.
@@youtubedj9298 What a jaded little monster you seem to be. lol /facepalm
I had only seen her in the last 2 Mission Impossible movies, but then I watched SILO. What a performance. Loved every second of it.
She was in the The Greatest Showman. However people it was not an instant hit like the the MI movies.
Thanks for that, very relevant... really helps.
Rebecca and Rooni Rapace are two favourites of mine.Both onscreen warriors who look like they can handle weapons,unlike most men actors.
Silo is so good...wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did but I can't wait for season 2. She hasn't been bad in anything I've seen her in.
That show itself is a miracle. Should be the most boring show ever. Drab, cramped, and brown. Somehow completely arresting.
It wasn't me.
It was the one armed man...?
lol
I don't care!!! 🙌
JC woulda laughed.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣classic!!
One armed one legged one eyed man
She prob doesn't want it to become a whole viral thing by her revealing the person, especially since she got the result that she wanted after taking control of the situation. Aside from all that, I didn't realize she had been in so many movies, so this story proved two points: It's worth it to find your voice and stand up to someone no matter how powerful they are, and she actually has a long, impressive resume.
And yet it has gone 'viral' precisely because she lacked the courage to name the person. Meanwhile, all her other previous co-stars are being accused online because of her stupidity.
and it's not the point anyway. She was talking about how she learned to speak for herself, it was about her, not the other actor.
It's definitely not Tom Cruise, they are all lovey dovey on the red carpets to the point I thought they were dating!😅
they are actors! dont believe everything you see as the truth!
@@itwoznotme She point blank said not Jackman, not Cruise. You watched the damn clip, right?
It was Hugh Grant.
@@itwoznotme Ahh, the doofus comment. Didn't watch the video yet felt compelled to embarrass themselves by commenting anyway.
She was doing her own close up to the back of the persons head. Thats what she meant. It does not vindicate the person in any way. They were not the one on camera.
i dont think revealing individuals who act like assholes is “un-classy” what a weird opinion to have while actively “investigating” who that individual is lol
'un-classy' = not revealing who the individual is... just standing silently (cowardly) by whilst everyone else gets accused
I feel you're misunderstanding what he said. He said Rebecca, despite her experience with this person and despite that maybe (I agree with you on this one) they deserve to be called out, she decided to remain as professional as possible and not reveal the name to make them a target of hate, even if some of us feel they would deserve it. At the end of the day is to see what good does it do.
So it is not that "revealing the name is not having class" but rather not revealing it is "taking the high road approach" sort of, and shows conduct and manners. He is saying it, literally in the video: "I understand having class and being respectful not revealing the name but she is also protecting them". So he is recognizing her well mannered professional conduct, while at the same time pointing out how this doesn't really help the industry.
@@LautaroQ2812 Not exactly "professional" as you claim, che. Otherwise, she wouldn't bring up a personal interaction into a professional setting, even if it did happen while on the job.
@@AEdHR Being mistreated on set/at work is not a "personal interaction". It's literally someone being unprofessional during a professional interaction in a professional setting.
@@nbucwa6621 So let me get this, you think that if you're at work, someone mistreats you and you think, "we'll this is part of the job, it was on my contract afterall, that someone would bully me from time to time" is that your reasoning? It's a personal social interaction that can/will happen anywhere, that doesn't mean it's part of the activity you're taking part in. What you're saying is "X situation happened while I was doing X job, so it must be part of it then". It's ridiculous.
You missing the point she made, ‘People change’. She spoke out and that contributed to the person probably being a better person.
that's reading way into it, she was talking about standing up against bad behaviour. It happens on movie sets, I remember listening to Bobby Lee on the JRE podcast talking about a producer who had the crew look at him and tell him he is a bad actor. It was apparently on one of his first films. Then there are the Christian bale story and the Tom cruise story where shouting at an individual is understandable. But that is part of the experience of a movie or TV show's production, it can happen.
To me she didn’t sound like she meant that she knew they’d changed. It sounded like that “but one never knows” that you have to say to not come off as pessimistic, bitter, or hostile in a business that involves putting up with a bunch of less-than-stellar characters _and_ not alienating the “third chance”, “everyone is trying their best” crowd among perspective audiences. Not to mention, potentially, as a precaution, were the name to come out (as was said in the video, the list isn’t that long) and were there to be talks of defamation, especially since the story may be years old and could otherwise be argued to negligently unfairly portray a person she hasn’t known for a long time in an extremely socially and professionally damaging light.
@@EIizabethGrace Thanks Lizzy. Well said.
@@TheFergo911
There could be numerous reasons for people having meltdowns.
"Probably", lol. That isn't even remotely true, she's setting up a verbal safety net and you can see total insincerity in her expression.
The person was Hugh Grant, and he hasn't changed at all. There's a long list of names of people who can't stand to work with him (Julianne Moore, Drew Barrymore, Rachel Weisz), and he even had a repeat of the same incident on another film in 2021 - by his own admission, he "lost his temper" with a woman in his eyeline and exploded at her without realizing she was just a child actor's chaperone. He's quick to apologize when he's called out, yet keeps doing it which makes the apologies worthless.
He's also thrown objects at journalists and stated that he hopes their children "get cancer", make of that what you will.
I thought it was common knowledge that it was Hugh Grant ! 🙄🤦🏽♂️
The Spice Worms were also difficult to deal with !
I heard they are total divas on set.
There are lots of unstable people we will come across in life.
It was Hugh Grant on the set of "Florence Foster Jenkins".
Would Hugh be #1 on call sheet over Meryl Streep? I don't think so, but if he was, then I bet you're right.
Probably. He doesn't seem nice.
i m sure it was him !
She says it wasn't Hugh and then not Tom so no it wasn't.
@@DancingOnGlass89 Hugh JACKMAN, not Hugh Grant.
It's Hugh Grant alledgedly!
Good guess.
Not a chance in hell he was on top of call sheet that included Meryl Streap
@@YearRoundHibernater You're right, except all of Rebecca's scenes were filmed with Hugh Grant. I don't think she had any scenes with Meryl Streep. Any call sheet that Rebecca would have been on, Hugh Grant would have been at the top of the list.
Hugh Grant also has a history of blowing up on set, especially with women so its likely him.
@@chrisandrews3979I can believe it because he doesn’t seem to respect women. Elizabeth Hurley was his woman and he was hiring prostitutes on the side.
My thumbs up is for your ability to get me to hang in until the end of this video. Just enough promise to get me to the end.😂😂 I should feel hoodwinked, instead? Admiration. Well played. 👍 👍
100% it's Hugh Grant
She's such an underrated actor. I love her work.
I just want to say I love how messy it is that this guy did the deep dive into it, but also that Rebecca knew people would do this and said it anyway lmao my petty queen
It was Calvin from her movie, Life.
Calvin was a planet-eating jerkwad.
😅
Fkin Calvin, this is why we should stop Aliens from acting in hollywood.
Especially the non-corporeal shapeshifters. They take jobs from decent, hard working extraterrestrials. @@carontorliak2760
underrated comment 😂
Oh this boy from her very first soap opera, Kim, he’s a true gentleman. I bumped into him once and he, despite not knowing me, tried to fend off birds eating my food when I turned away. He seemed extremely caring and gentlemanly. The kindest person.
Dwayne, so quick to defend himself
lol, he is!
Makes him sound guilty.
I bet it was him.
there are videos showcasing how much of a pathological liar the rock is lol
his tequila cant be hyped by no rebecca hating idiot
@@LautaroQ2812hes a robot modeled after 1990s politicians, always deferential and camera ready... like the opposite of our politicians now
@@youtubedj9298It wasn't him. It was Hugh Grant who has a bad reputation among actors .
No wonder she didn’t give up the name. PEOPLE are idiots. He or she didn’t commit a crime or anything, but was just being a straight up bully. They don’t deserve their career to be over because of that. It’s like she said, people change. Even the best of us can fall to such low levels of behavior at points in our life.
Film fans speculated on the alleged offender’s identity:
- Ewan McGregor - Doctor Sleep (2019)
- Jake Gyllenhaal - Life (2017)
- Michael Fassbender - The Snowman (2017)
- Hugh Grant - Florence Foster Jenkins (2016)
Jake Gyllenhaal? no way.
I’d say Hugh Grant.
they said that was Hugh Grant
Fassbender. The making of The Snowman was a shitshow.
Meryl Streep was no 1 on the call sheet on Florence Jenkins film
Why do people care about this? Not everyone gets along with each other, coworkers notwithstanding.
Bringing someone to tears is a little more than not getting along. Seems like it crossed the line into abuse. It is everybody’s duty to take note and ‘care about this’, otherwise nothing changes and the bully continues to hurt people.
Because: Stars…they’re just like us!
I don't think you know the proper meaning of "gets along" any more than you apparently know the meaning of "notwithstanding". 🙄
@@aliceandfriendsvideosThanks but no thanks for your useless comment. The least you could have done was make the effort to show how to use notwithstanding properly lmao.
So sad that Jake G is in the discussion of this cuz, to my knowledge, he hasn’t ever been described as ‘hard to work with’ and struggling to believe he would make another actress cry on set. Glad Dwayne said something, didn’t believe the Twitter masses pointing the finger at him right away
He is supposed to be pretty method, method actors typically come off to their co-stars like insane people, but it didn't sound like him to me anyway.
Its Hugh Grant for Florence Foster Jenkins. 100%
@@futurestorytellerthat’s surprising. What roles did he play that came close to requiring method acting. Donny Darco?
@@anatolytsinker5317 Pretty sure when you're a method actor all roles require method acting.
I'm surprised nobody in the crew on set have leaked it yet.
Julia Roberts had the same rant in Graham Norton show
Who about?
@@mahoganysoulll hugh grant, for both women.
It's a terrible game to speculate, and definitely Hugh Grant (a name mentioned many times below) can be extremely crotchety by all accounts, but a film with MERYL STREEP and Hugh Grant would surely have Rebecca as THIRD on the call sheet, not second!
Apparently the call sheet is per scene. Meryl was not in the scene.
It was Hugh Grant if you were a better reporter you would have know it.
Hugh wasn't no.1 on the call sheet.
@@redrocker1055 he was in her scenes with him 🤫
@@JKReAl Where would a tennis ball be used in their scene's? Jake Gyllenhaal makes the most sense.
@@redrocker1055 you’re really dumb, hahaha the tennis ball is the object that takes the place of the rude actor. Then the actor is inserted by computer, you can see all the edits of that film where is clear that he and Rebecca are not in the same place. But you can go and ask directly to Rebecca (and Jake is not an option, they did promo for the film and had a good rapport)
He always seems like he's in a bad mood
If Rebecca Ferguson had mentioned having a bad experience with 'some actor' in the past, then it would have seemed unfortunate. But this has now gone viral because of her being so specific (timeframe, 'number one on call sheet' etc.) that she narrowed it down to about 8 actors. That means her comments tar all of those actors, and put them under a very grey cloud called 'the court of public opinion'... 😒
If she still lacks the spine to name the person, she should have had the grace to keep quiet. As it is she is threatening the reputation of 7 innocents to protect one person. Cowardice.
Agree
Cowardice? Lacking spine? Those are strong words for a woman describing an experience of learning in her life.
I'm pretty sure Reddit or 4Chan will figure it out, if they haven't already
This is not the first time she had problems with her co-stars. She also gives me severe BREE Larson vibes. I wonder if that problem isn´t actually Rebecca herself...
Glad others see that Ferguson has some personality issues. She does come across as bitchy; the wrong Type A of Type As.
I got a crush on her.. she's just so elegant, even when she fights
Ask Paul if you can date her mom.
@@EnzoTheBaker 😂
It's so true I worked on a film where the lead actress and actor were literal nightmares. It was so toxic and such a cancer that seeped into all the departments. The director allowed this to occur rather than calling it out.
Not sure why she brought up the story to begin with, but Hugh Grant, in the past, has mentioned that he wasn't always the most prepared on set. And he has pissed off other co-stars in the past.
The most Hugh Grant story that's ever been told... You can literally hear his voice in your head when she quotes the guy.
Oh it's definitely Jake Gyllenhaal. I watched almost all the promotions and interviews and shoots and press with her costars. And the awkwardness between Jake and her is absolutely real. Both hardly interact with each other nor have any physical touch exchanges as greets etc. They barely looked at eachother. This is gotta be him. Lemme know what you think.
It's Hugh Grant.
Not Jake, for sure. I have worked with him many times. He's always laid-back on set. It's a British actor, probably Michael Fassbender.
Fassbender is german Irish not British @@johnsmi213
@@johnsmi213 aneurin barnard
Its Hugh Grant 100% He's very notorious for being rude and disrespectful for his women co-stars. Even Julianne Moore and Julia Roberts didn't like him.
1:13 I'm very disappointed, Graeme. It's understandable to be upset about someone breaking COVID rules. However, it's not justified for a high-profile actor earning millions to berate crew members who work tirelessly. Many actors don't work as hard as the crew, who face numerous challenges and risks. While actors may have luxuries like trailers, crew members endure tough conditions and sacrifices. Tom Cruise, with authority on set, could have handled the situation better by discussing it with producers or holding a calm meeting. His aggressive behavior was unacceptable and abusive. Crew members deserve respect and fair treatment, regardless of an actor's status. Verbal abuse on set is never justified, and it undermines progress in combating industry abuse. Every individual, regardless of their role, deserves dignity and fair treatment in the workplace. The release of the recording by a crew member reflects the seriousness of the situation. You risk your entire career and any money you have or will have by doing that. Respect and professionalism should be upheld by all, regardless of status or wealth. I hope you kept that in mind when you were a producer at ET.
2:55 Okay...your face when you look like you're trying to grasp "shot it in a different way". I see you did film studies from your LinkedIn, but you have never actually been on an industry set, have you?
All in all, bad video with too much unnecessary commentary. You cut in every 2 seconds talking just for the sake of talking.
It cant be Tom..she likes him a lot
she literally said it wasnt tom
Its Hugh Grant 100%
I still don't like her. Great actress but what she said about Dune was wrong, stupid, and just disgusting.
What did she say?
Oh God, she was yelled at? Oh no, many women are being yelled at every day and they make crap when she made millions. Stop caring for these celebs. Christ lol
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I’m just blown away by the fact that Miss Ferguson said that the Director of a particular film was trying to “fluff” an actor on set!
Wow, Hollywood is truly shameless.
I'm sure it was a manner of speaking--not the literal porn way of fluffing. Surely you're not that stupid.
Slang is hard to understand, isn't it? Takes a pedant to be that effing literal. And before you claim "it was a joke" and all that bullshit, that's not how it was written. If you're being sarcastic/joking then you do something, in the writing, to make that clear. You did not, so you come across as serious--and that's just laughable. But not in a funny way or I'd use a damn emote or something.
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More likely Michael Fassbender than Hugh Grant based on crew experiences with both.
Fassbender? well that sucks to hear if it's true
Micheal Fassbender married one of Ferguson’s best friends who he was dating at the time he was filming the Snowman movie with her.
@@jenniferhowser3252Totally untrue. They met much before and made a film together, The Light Between the Oceans. You should read what all his co-stars say about working with him, loser!
No it was Hugh Grant on the set of Florence Foster Jenkins.
sounds a lot like when 2 narcissists meet
Her story was definitely a creative way to publicize Dune. Given the nature of Hollywood it makes me wonder if the story happened at all/as she describes it.
Wait has she worked with Hugh Grant?? Funny I just left a comment about him being an asshole on another video and this showed up in my algorithm. Have no idea if she’s worked with him though. 😂
Wait, just looked up, she has worked with him! I would love to believe that he was not number one on the callsheet but if there is a day/s that Meryl was not on set, he probably was (actor’s fight over the number one slot in their contracts, it’s hilarious) . The way to figure this out is a production scheduling question. Look at the scenes Grant and Ferguson are in and count how many script pages / screen minutes they had without Meryl in the shots (this would include close ups of both actors). If it’s over 5-9 pages/minutes of alone time between them, it’s likely Meryl was not on set at least one day and Grant moved up to #1. 😂 Another hint is that the seen “had to be finished” later and that implies it was a longer than a ten minutes scene which increases the odds Meryl might not have been there/Grant was #1 that day. It could also mean that whoever the asshole actor was, they were so rude that shooting the scene was shut down and resumed later (she was crying so that makes sense too). Nonetheless, the industry largely stopped hiring Grant because he’s so problematic and wastes time/money yet doesn’t pull in the box office numbers. My guess is it’s him.
Reverend mother used her voice
Love her. She's terrific.
She had done Swedish films in 2008 and 2010 before becoming recognized in a big studio film with all big name actors 2014 and later. She stated later in the same interview talking about the difference in that environment where the director had no control vs safer big studio environment which she has been running with since working with hollywood. I think it would be hard keeping a big name scandal like that a secret if the whole cast and crew witnessed it.
She's probably talking about herself
I dont know of its a classy choice to leave say this as you have to leave it a mystery yet leaving it a mystery means people will start thinking its someone its not. I appretiate how candid she is though, makes her dune imterviews far less sterile than the rest of the cast going on and on about how amazing the set is, how much theynlove their costars and how much of a visionairy denis is. God those interviews offer zero insight and feel almost ai generated.
She could anger this person and get a defamation case even if she is telling the truth.
I liked her in Dune and I like when people stand up for themselves. And I alsolike it when you go to the person and get it complete vs going on camera.
Who knows? but the internet knows
Oh, you've got it all wrong. The "idiot" she refers to does not exist. By telling this myth she puts others on notice, while drawing all attention to her. It worked! The result is that she appears to be St. Becky of the movie set. It is the more sophisticated version of, "I have a secret! I'm dying to tell you . . . uhm, but I can't tell you."
"idiot".... can you provide the proof of that?
What a bizarre take.
It was Hugh Grant on the set of Florence Foster Jenkins.
She also hinted that Jason Momoa borrowed money from her and never gave it back to her... It may sound as a small thing, but in Sweden it´s big to show moral and pay your debts... One big reason is probably that Sweden just 100-150 years ago was one of the poorest countries in Europe, but managed to get away from poverty by education and hard work..., and 2 millions emigrated mostly to US.. But still not giving back money is the worst thing you can do...
Good on Rebecca for putting the Bully in their place. The huge egos in Hollywood, I can only imagine how many of them get carried away with how grandiose they are❤
Rebecca strikes me as also not being the easiest to work with but she is a powerhouse of raw talent so it's probably a lot to do with intimidation uf that is the case.
Since she said it was her first time using her voice and standing up to an on-set bully, I'd say it was before 2014, since Dwayne says she was looking out for ppl on the set in their movie (in 2014). If so, that rules out Meryl, Jake, Michael, Ewan, Timothy, and Thomas Bang (def not Meryl and Timothy by default bc she's only raved about them). That brings it down to 5: the soup opera #1, Marc Menard (Ocean Ave), Gustaf Skarsgård (Vi), Sven-Bertil Taube (A One-Way Trip to Antibes), and Kyle Chandler (The Vatican)
Literal who’s?
Hugh Grant
It was Hugh Grant.
@@pobstrelhow do you know
@@yousefsh7949 It's no secret. Meryl Streep was the lead character and she said in an interview that Hugh was hard to work with. Julianne Moore has spoken out about Hugh before and she's very easy going to work with. Drew Barrymore said he made her cry during the making of a movie.
She's probably right
That is unprofessional AF to bully your co-star in public like that.🙄
You mean that person who did that to her?
@@As-jj2rc Yes. She stood up to the workplace bully.
@@Diana734
How do you know it is bullying. Do we automatically believe everything we are told.
@@Art-is-craft Nah. You do not believe everything you hear but do not be so quick to deny it either. I am not for gaslighting people and their experiences.
It's unprofessional AF to publicly make a vague accusation of wrongdoing and cast suspicion over numerous people.
If anyone should out this it's the producers. She's technically protecting the person but so is the producer who should have been the one in control.
Insecure, famous, rich thespians are jerks sometimes?!?! Who would have guessed 😂
Shocking!!!
And attention seeking narcissists
Possibly or somebody having a bad day and just jumps and at anything. And maybe her timing was of or something else happened unknown to her or that person is just nasty.
I’m not mad at Rebecca 4 not announcing who it was. Think abt it if she did the internet will blatantly attack that person, and the situation would become an unnecessary drama that nobody needed or wanted. In terms of suspects I don’t believe it’s Timothee or Jake gyllnhaal they both seem very humble and respectful in real life. Plus my pov is if Timothee was acting like that I’m sure others would call him out like Zendaya, Josh, or even Denis.
I remember covid telling us how un-useful actors were
Covid proved that tv/film actors are arguably the most non-essential workers of the non-essential workers. Gas station attendees, food service people, delivery people, mail men and garbage men proved their worth to society. Tv/film actors? They didn't win any points when the world stalled.
It was Timothy wasn’t it? 🤣🤣🤣
Did Taylor Swift write a song about them? 🤔
That was the first person I thought it could be! Omg 😂
she writes songs about everyone....
@@jonnyfendi2003And as a result of it has become a billionaire
Buuuuuut... "Grant" hardly seems like the man one should be afraid of, and she seems pretty fearless
how dare her talking about me like that
I just listened to the March 14th episode of Deux Moi’s podcast, and immediately came back to this video to report lol. During a segment discussing how kind Ryan Reynolds’s is on set, the person recounted their experience with Ryan was on the same set where they witnessed Jake Gyllenhaal yell at Rebecca! I am floored! I would never in a million yrs thought that Jake would treat someone like that!
Exactly because of that vagueness and broadness of accusations I always stood by telling everything or telling nothing. "Having said A, you have to say B", as the proverb goes in my country.
It's Emily Blunt you notice they didn't deny it, just said they were friends. Which they very well could be, Rebecca mentioned everything was great after that!
The fact that she didn't blast the name far and wide is far more grace than this person deserves. And convinces me this is 100 % legit
The fact that she didn't name anyone makes it a baseless claim with no validity, as we don't get to hear their side of the story......IF there even is another person.
@evanroberts2771 you do understand how the internet works, right? If she were to name someone that someone would have been guilty without evidence. She a well respected actress, this happened when she wasn't. To claim she's doing it for clout is rubbish. If she were to do it for publicity she WOULD have named the person. Like so many others did when it comes to false allegations
Nah, this was cowardly and petty. If you’re going to make a claim, substantiate it. Otherwise you’re just a petulant unprofessional whom others will avoid working with in the future.
@abdulg4762 meh. Sounds like a nonsense point when you factor in that this is as mild as possible when it comes to allegations.
@@undead9999 what about it would be specifically nonsensical? Be as detailed as possible.
It's Ryan Reynolds.
I always got the sense that Timothee and Rebecca weren't particularly close
But I think that she says that it happened a few years ago, so maybe it wasn’t Timothee.
she wouldn’t have talked about this on promotion for a movie with Timothée Chalamet lmaoo
It’s obviously Hugh grant.
I just cannot see Timothee behaving like that with a senior actor though
@@noncatholiccatholicrat6309 not Hugh Jackman is what she said
Gave this a thumbs down despite this being an ok post..but due to the utterly ridiculous comment about justification of Mr Cruise's rant about the seasonal flu on set..anyone who still thinks all the nonsense that took place over the last few years, is in anyway ok, is not only a fool, but on the wrong side of history.
shes talking about herself, shes talking about the man in the mirror.
She's asking him to make a change.
Sent be ridiculous……
You’re funny
I don't like Meryl Streep much as an actress, but that being said, literally no one would've gotten with talking to Meryl like that without being blackballed. The death of Rebecca's character in Dead Reckoning made me very sad.
Why did she bring this up? I'm just wondering what the interviewer asked to bring the conversation to this point.
The interviewer asked if there was a moment/thing she was truly proud of in her acting career. This was her answer; as opposed to some sort of on-screen fame, it was the moment she decided to stand up for herself 😊
I loved her as "Rose the Hat"
It's Hugh Grant. Everything matches up according to her descriptions of the situation.
Hugh is grumpy like that but he's not #1 on call sheet on the movie they did together.
@@johnsmi213 she may have fabricated the "#1 on the call sheet thing" to throw the scent of Hugh Grant and protect herself from any defamation lawsuit or whatever.
he was in the scenes they did together. @@johnsmi213
@@johnsmi213 No1 on the call sheet doesn't have to mean literally no1 on the call sheet. By that comment she just meant an A-list actor/the big star of a film/s
Actually it's none of these listed, because the person she's referring to isn't a "well known actor" among the Hollywood Elites.
How did you find out?
Hugh Grant is definitely known by them.
**Rebecca herself was rude and imo snobbish towards a swedish journalist last year, when she questioned the reporter of her skills in english, because Rebecca refused to talk swedish. Rebecca apologized to the journalist afterwards.But its shows that she is not much better herself. Rebecca is born in Sweden and grew up there. Her mother is british, but Rebecca didnt move abroad until she was an adult. Its more or less a deathsin if you pretend that you dont remember your own language when you become famous if you are from Sweden. Everybody laughed at Dolph Lundgren when he as a 21 year old suddenly "forgot" his swedish. People made jokes about Rebecca too. Although the actor she refered to wasnt nice, i actually think she needs to learn how to be humble.. **
Deathsin 🤣🤣🤣🤣