Given the nature of their profession, performers inevitably cross paths with stunningly beautiful people, and there are times when a co-attractiveness star's distracts an actor from their work.
Everyone has seen someone so stunningly beautiful that they temporarily lost their ability to function normally. Still, these actors had to deal with this moderately humiliating event in the middle of film production and try again. This article will give you some of the most noticeable examples in that the actors are too attractive that make their costar forget their lines and their actions. Scroll down to see the list of these situations.
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Sharon Stone plays Cindy Ligget, a woman on death row for a double murder she committed in her teens, in the 1996 crime thriller Last Dance. Rob Morrow plays her lawyer, who tries to save her life. In a post to mark the film's 25th anniversary, Stone's co-star Morrow admitted he had problems keeping his cool around her.
"Every day, inches from Sharon Stone I would get lost in her sublime beauty, often forgetting my lines... The great director Bruce Beresford, sympathetic to my rapture, would give me a little poke and in his Aussie accent, he would whisper, 'Rob, snap out of it, mate.'" He said
2. Chris Hemsworth - Bad Times At The El Royale
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Chris Hemsworth's charisma and superb looks make him a beguiling villain in Bad Times at the El Royale. Dakota Johnson portrays a character with a reason to hate Billy, but she couldn't keep her acting straight owing to Hemsworth's incredibly trimmed bods, and she claims the cast and crew "suffered" similarly. "
Oh my God, it's such a distraction... I was like, 'Guys, you've made a huge mistake getting him to do this, because everyone is going to forget everything that happened until this point." She said
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A sweeter, "innocent" story now. Jennifer Aniston's attractiveness drew the eye of an unexpected co-star on Friends. Cole Sprouse, who played Ross' (David Schwimmer) son Ben on Friends, confessed he had a love on Aniston in a recent interview with Drew Barrymore. He said:
"It actually made it quite difficult to work in front of her, I must admit... I would stammer a lot and I'd forget my lines."4. Olivia Wilde - The Change-Up
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In The Change-Up, Olivia Wilde's intimate sex scene left Ryan Reynolds breathless, not only her beauty. On The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, Reynolds admitted that he forgot his lines during the sequence, partly because Wilde performed a practical joke on him. Reynolds said:
"So, in the scene, she's sitting there and I take her top off and the bra off, and she has those pasties on, but she's drawn these adorable little smiley faces on them...5. Lee Pace - Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day
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Amy Adams starred in the 2008 rom-com Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day, but she wasn't the one distracting other characters with her beauty. His screen love interest was co-star Lee Pace, who was so attractive to her that he slowed production.
"Lee wasn't working that day, so he was just lounging. He's 6'4, so he's a lot of boy, and he was wearing cowboy boots... I was kind of staring at him, because he painted such a picture, and the director came over, and I was completely in this land of admiring Lee...6. Josephine Langford - After We Collided
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After isn't a critical darling, but its supporters eagerly await each new film. Hero Fiennes Tiffin admitted that the sequel's more sex scenes with Josephine Langford made him forget his lines. When asked if anything humiliating happened while shooting the film's many sex scenes, he said he turned scarlet after missing his lines. Fans had fun on social media attempting to p out which scenes Tiffin lost it. He's less edgy about Langford now after starring in two sequels with her.
7. Matthew McConaughey - Serenity
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Serenity is a bad movie, but Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway don't lack on-screen chemistry. She admitted that her co-beauty star's distracted her during filming.
"I'm looking at him, nobody is talking, and I go, 'Oh, it's my line. Why did I forget my line? Because you're handsome!'... I was just staring at him and I forgot my line because he looked like a fragrance model, which then of course it occurred to me, he is." She said