Get ready for a wild tale from the set of the magical heist franchise! Mark Ruffalo, the Hulk himself, recently shared a story on Woody Harrelson's podcast that will make you see these actors in a whole new light. But did he really save the day?
During the filming of the original 'Now You See Me' in the vibrant streets of New Orleans, Ruffalo and Harrelson found themselves in a real-life action scene. Ruffalo paints the picture: 'We were filming in the heart of the city, with all the chaos and excitement. We'd be pulled into bars mid-scene, like we were part of the Mardi Gras madness.' And that's when things took an unexpected turn.
A fan approached Harrelson, expressing her admiration. But as she was about to get her moment with the star, a man aggressively pushed her aside and shoved Harrelson. Ruffalo recalls, 'Woody's instinct wasn't to push back, but to throw a punch.' Danson, shocked, interjects, 'Oh, that's not good.' Ruffalo agrees, but with a twist: 'It's the right thing to do, but...' And here's where it gets controversial—Ruffalo steps in, preventing a potential brawl. He explains, 'I pulled Woody out, knowing it could've been fun, but also a disaster. We could handle ourselves, but our crew might not.'
This behind-the-scenes drama adds a new layer to the upcoming 'Now You See Me: Now You Don't', where the Four Horsemen, including Ruffalo and Harrelson, return for another thrilling adventure. This time, they're joined by a new generation of magicians, taking on a diamond heiress with a dark web of connections. With a talented cast and crew, the film promises to deliver the franchise's signature twists and breathtaking illusions.
So, was Ruffalo a hero or did he rob Harrelson of a good old-fashioned bar fight? You decide! And don't miss the latest installment, hitting theaters soon. Prepare for magic, mystery, and maybe even some off-screen drama!
