Tonight we’ll have dinner at the hospital!
Gerard Butler says there were a “crazy” number of injuries while filming his favorite movie 300.
Zack Snyder’s 2006 film — which featured Butler in a breakout role, playing the fearsome Spartan King Leonidas — was apparently quite the war zone.
“I remember every day someone was being taken to hospital.” Butler said the people. “You’d be in a fight, and then you’d turn around, and there’d be a guy down there, and he’d got a spear through his eye. And another time, you’d turn around, and there’d be a guy who had just fallen and broken his ankle. I mean, it was crazy.”
Butler himself seems to have shied away from that 300 He was not injured, although he has detailed injuries he suffered on other film sets, such as nearly drowning while learning to surf for the 2012 film. Chasing the Mavericks.
“I thought I was done,” the 55-year-old actor said. “They had to take me out, take me to the hospital, take me out, give me a pacemaker. I mean, it was intense.”
Butler is making the rounds to promote his new Lionsgate’s film Den of Thieves 2: Panterawhich has proven some strong success at the box office, and will likely turn a corner Den of thieves In the privilege of good faith.
“[A threequel is] “It’s already been shown,” said director Christian Gudegast. Hollywood Reporter. “It’s already been done. We’re ready to go. We feel very good about it.”
Pantera It opened last weekend to $15.5 million, which is roughly the same as the opening of the first film in 2018. Den of thieves It is currently streaming on Max.
