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‘Home Alone’s’ Marv is Terrified Of Older Macaulay Culkin [VIDEO]

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Daniel Stern brings back his iconic movie burglar role after Macaulay Culkin revealed a grown up version of Kevin: “I’m home… alone… and I’m scared!”

Daniel Stern, who played one of the Wet Bandits, reprised his Home Alone character, Marv Merchants, on Christmas Day – but there’s nothing cute about it.

Daniel Stern released a dark video blog as his reply to the even crazier NSFW Home Alone parody released earlier this month. In Culkin’s violent spoof, the Home Alone actor appears as an adult version of Kevin McCallister who is so psychologically traumitized from the events that occured to him as a child (“I had to fend off my house from two psychopath home invaders,” he says) he ends up kidnapping and torturing a man.

Marv replied to the video with a video of his own:

“I saw it on the Internet, the kid is coming to get us!” says Marv, who speaks into the camera in an attempt to warn his partner-in-crime, Harry (played by Joe Pesci). “He’s coming for all the home invaders and he’s gonna come get us.”

In a video that is too hilarious and amazing to write about, Marv looks over his shoulder while reliving the ways Kevin tortured the two burglars in the original Home Alone movies. “He hit me in the head with a brick … the iron … he electrocuted me!” he says. “Please Harry, I’m home… alone… and I’m scared!”

What do you think of the video? Leave us a comment below if you think they should reboot Home Alone 2!

Mark Wahlberg Did 400 One-Arm Pull Ups for ‘Daddy’s Home’

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Mark Wahlberg reveals he had to do 700 pull ups for a scene in ‘Daddy’s Home’

Mark Wahlberg is in terrific shape to be in his forties. And the funniest part is that his muscles are not just for show. In a new interview, Mark Wahlberg revealed that he did about 700 one-arm pull ups while shooting a scene from this upcoming movie Daddy’s Home. 

In the New Orleans filmed movie, Mark Wahlberg worked alongside Will Ferrell in a buddy comedy that only the two actors can pull. But, in the latest trailer, Mark can be seen showing off his physique while performing an impressive physical feat.

Mark Wahlberg

The Deepwater Horizon star revealed what it was like to work on the scene in an interview with E! News on Monday.

‘I did probably about 700 that day.

‘We did many takes from many angles.’

Even though the work out seems pretty impressive, the actor did have reveal he had a guy under neath him to help him out during filming. He explained: ‘They didn’t want me to sound like I was giving an effort whatsoever so I’m talking very calmly during the push-ups and the pull-ups.’

According to IMDB, Daddy’s Home centers around “A mild-mannered radio executive strives to become the best stepdad to his wife’s two children, but complications ensue when their freewheeling and freeloading real father arrives, forcing him to compete for the affection of the kids.” The movie features, Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, and Linda Cardellini.

And while we posted casting calls for the comedy while it was filming earlier this year, it is always interesting to see how the movie worked out.

What do you think of Mark Wahlberg? Do you plan on going to see Daddy’s Home? Share with us your thoughts in the comments below!

[WATCH] Jennifer Lawrence Reveals She Smoked Weed Before the Oscars

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Jennifer Lawrence had a pretty open conversation with Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live! on Monday.

The actress played “Plead the Fifth” and answered a wide range of questions. For the first question of the game, Cohen asked Jennifer Lawrence if she ever kissed Hunger Games costar Liam Hemsworth “when the cameras weren’t rolling.”

“Liam and I grew up together,” said Lawrence, smiling. “Liam’s real hot.” She then said to Cohen, “What would you have done?” Cohen responded, “I would say yes,” leading Lawrence to confess “yeah”. “I mean, I pick Gale over Peeta any day,” said Cohen. “I did, at one point,” said Lawrence.

Jennifer Lawrence also admitted she smoked weed before one of the Oscars, although she didn’t reveal which one.

“I smoked pot at none of them, but I saw my brother smoking out of a bong before one of the Oscars, won’t say which,” she said.

While on the show Jennifer Lawrence talked about working with Melissa Rivers, who had a small part playing her late mother Joan Rivers in Lawrence’s new movie Joy. Apparently, Lawrence had issues in the past with Joan and said she was careful not to make things awkward.

You can watch the video below:

Channing Tatum: I Emailed Quentin Tarantino Everyday for a Role on ‘Hateful Eight’

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Channing Tatum reveals what it was like working with Quentin Tarantino and how far he would go to get cast in The Hateful Eight.

When Channing Tatum was cast in the new Quentin Tarantino movie, The Hateful Eight, critics and fans were thoroughly surprised. But, behind the scenes, the actor recently revealed that he would nearly anything in order to catch Tarantino’s attention.

On Friday’s Tonight Show the actor explained that he emailed the director a month about his role in the movie.

“I basically sent about an email a day for about a month just threatening any other actors that might be up for the role,” Tatum said. “I was just praying that no one really tough was up for the role.” He joked that he and the other actors could be locked in a room without doors and windows and whoever came out of the room would get the role. “I’m so happy that he didn’t say, ‘Well Mike Tyson is up for this role.'”

The 21 Jump Street actor revealed that while there’s “an alumni” in Tarantino films and that actors in his movies are “an actual family,” the actor explained that he was pretty nervous during his first table read where he met the legendary cast.”I start getting terrified. I’m just shaking. I’ve never been so nervous.”

Channing Tatum said that during the table read, he and Dern had to shake hands. But, Bruce Dern was not expecting it. Needless to say, things didn’t end well. “I made this really dumb, over-zealous decision and I pull him in really close, and this is at a table read, and I almost pull Bruce Dern out of his chair and he’s like, ‘You jerk! You almost pulled by arm out of the socket!'”

“I’m like, ‘Oh my god. I just almost killed one of the best actors of our time.’ And I’m mortified,” Tatum said.

Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight features Samuel L. Jackson, Tim Roth and Michael Madsen.

You can watch the video below:

 

[WATCH] 10 Hidden ‘Star Wars’ Secrets You Never Knew

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10 ‘Star Wars’ secrets you have never heard before.

Until probably 2016, all you are going to see and hear is news about the ‘Star Wars’ franchise. As you might have heard, many fans, critics, and celebrities were able to attend the world premiere of the movie in LA on Monday night, but the rest of us are going to have to until the weekend.

But, if you are ready to get some extra trivia about the Star Wars movies, Screen Rant has put together a pretty cool video of hidden details from the first six Star Wars movies that are pretty damn interesting.

You can watch the full video below:

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Channing Tatum: I Emailed Quentin Tarantino Everyday for a Role on ‘Hateful Eight’

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Channing Tatum reveals what it was like working with Quentin Tarantino and how far he would go to get cast in The Hateful Eight.

When Channing Tatum was cast in the new Quentin Tarantino movie, The Hateful Eight, critics and fans were thoroughly surprised. But, behind the scenes, the actor recently revealed that he would nearly anything in order to catch Tarantino’s attention.

On Friday’s Tonight Show the actor explained that he emailed the director a month about his role in the movie.

“I basically sent about an email a day for about a month just threatening any other actors that might be up for the role,” Tatum said. “I was just praying that no one really tough was up for the role.” He joked that he and the other actors could be locked in a room without doors and windows and whoever came out of the room would get the role. “I’m so happy that he didn’t say, ‘Well Mike Tyson is up for this role.'”

The 21 Jump Street actor revealed that while there’s “an alumni” in Tarantino films and that actors in his movies are “an actual family,” the actor explained that he was pretty nervous during his first table read where he met the legendary cast.”I start getting terrified. I’m just shaking. I’ve never been so nervous.”

Channing Tatum said that during the table read, he and Dern had to shake hands. But, Bruce Dern was not expecting it. Needless to say, things didn’t end well. “I made this really dumb, over-zealous decision and I pull him in really close, and this is at a table read, and I almost pull Bruce Dern out of his chair and he’s like, ‘You jerk! You almost pulled by arm out of the socket!'”

“I’m like, ‘Oh my god. I just almost killed one of the best actors of our time.’ And I’m mortified,” Tatum said.

Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight features Samuel L. Jackson, Tim Roth and Michael Madsen.

You can watch the video below:

 

[WATCH] 10 Hidden ‘Star Wars’ Secrets You Never Knew

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10 ‘Star Wars’ secrets you have never heard before.

Until probably 2016, all you are going to see and hear is news about the ‘Star Wars’ franchise. As you might have heard, many fans, critics, and celebrities were able to attend the world premiere of the movie in LA on Monday night, but the rest of us are going to have to until the weekend.

But, if you are ready to get some extra trivia about the Star Wars movies, Screen Rant has put together a pretty cool video of hidden details from the first six Star Wars movies that are pretty damn interesting.

You can watch the full video below:

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Channing Tatum: I Emailed Quentin Tarantino Everyday for a Role on ‘Hateful Eight’

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Channing Tatum reveals what it was like working with Quentin Tarantino and how far he would go to get cast in The Hateful Eight.

When Channing Tatum was cast in the new Quentin Tarantino movie, The Hateful Eight, critics and fans were thoroughly surprised. But, behind the scenes, the actor recently revealed that he would nearly anything in order to catch Tarantino’s attention.

On Friday’s Tonight Show the actor explained that he emailed the director a month about his role in the movie.

“I basically sent about an email a day for about a month just threatening any other actors that might be up for the role,” Tatum said. “I was just praying that no one really tough was up for the role.” He joked that he and the other actors could be locked in a room without doors and windows and whoever came out of the room would get the role. “I’m so happy that he didn’t say, ‘Well Mike Tyson is up for this role.'”

The 21 Jump Street actor revealed that while there’s “an alumni” in Tarantino films and that actors in his movies are “an actual family,” the actor explained that he was pretty nervous during his first table read where he met the legendary cast.”I start getting terrified. I’m just shaking. I’ve never been so nervous.”

Channing Tatum said that during the table read, he and Dern had to shake hands. But, Bruce Dern was not expecting it. Needless to say, things didn’t end well. “I made this really dumb, over-zealous decision and I pull him in really close, and this is at a table read, and I almost pull Bruce Dern out of his chair and he’s like, ‘You jerk! You almost pulled by arm out of the socket!'”

“I’m like, ‘Oh my god. I just almost killed one of the best actors of our time.’ And I’m mortified,” Tatum said.

Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight features Samuel L. Jackson, Tim Roth and Michael Madsen.

You can watch the video below:

 

[WATCH] 10 Hidden ‘Star Wars’ Secrets You Never Knew

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10 ‘Star Wars’ secrets you have never heard before.

Until probably 2016, all you are going to see and hear is news about the ‘Star Wars’ franchise. As you might have heard, many fans, critics, and celebrities were able to attend the world premiere of the movie in LA on Monday night, but the rest of us are going to have to until the weekend.

But, if you are ready to get some extra trivia about the Star Wars movies, Screen Rant has put together a pretty cool video of hidden details from the first six Star Wars movies that are pretty damn interesting.

You can watch the full video below:

<iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/X2bEm12Nyq4″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe>

[WATCH] Macaulay Culkin Play a Psychopath Version of His ‘Home Alone’ Character

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Macaulay Culkin plays a psychopath version of Kevin McCallister from ‘Home Alone’ in this new webseries.

If you have ever wondered, “I wonder what Kevin McCallister from Home Alone would have been like as an adult?”, well a new web series, which stars Macaulay Culkin himself, may give you a few hints. FYI: he’s pretty insane.

In the debut episode of :DRYVERS, Macaulay Culkin plays the driver to a company similar to Uber, with a whole lot of psychological damage from the time he was eight years old and his entire family went on vacation without him.

The web series creator Jack Dishel calls for a ride and ends up having to listen to Culkin complain about his childhood, which sounds exactly like the plot of the 1990 hit Christmas movie. I had to fend off my house from two psychopath home invaders,” he says in the clip, via EW. “I was just a kid. I mean, I still have nightmares about this bald, weirdo dude chasing me around talking like Yosemite Sam.”

When the two come in contact with a carjacker, Culkin still has all of his previous booby-trap talents up his sleeve and ends up capturing him. He then ties him up and holds him hostage.

Future episodes of  are set to be released in 2016 and will feature more famous cameos, such as Rosanna Arquette and Steven Weber.

If you have a good webseries you would like to share, tweet us a link @ProjectCasting

You can watch the full video below:

What do you think of the video? Share with us your thoughts in the comments below!

Channing Tatum: I Emailed Quentin Tarantino Everyday for a Role on ‘Hateful Eight’

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Channing Tatum reveals what it was like working with Quentin Tarantino and how far he would go to get cast in The Hateful Eight.

When Channing Tatum was cast in the new Quentin Tarantino movie, The Hateful Eight, critics and fans were thoroughly surprised. But, behind the scenes, the actor recently revealed that he would nearly anything in order to catch Tarantino’s attention.

On Friday’s Tonight Show the actor explained that he emailed the director a month about his role in the movie.

“I basically sent about an email a day for about a month just threatening any other actors that might be up for the role,” Tatum said. “I was just praying that no one really tough was up for the role.” He joked that he and the other actors could be locked in a room without doors and windows and whoever came out of the room would get the role. “I’m so happy that he didn’t say, ‘Well Mike Tyson is up for this role.'”

The 21 Jump Street actor revealed that while there’s “an alumni” in Tarantino films and that actors in his movies are “an actual family,” the actor explained that he was pretty nervous during his first table read where he met the legendary cast.”I start getting terrified. I’m just shaking. I’ve never been so nervous.”

Channing Tatum said that during the table read, he and Dern had to shake hands. But, Bruce Dern was not expecting it. Needless to say, things didn’t end well. “I made this really dumb, over-zealous decision and I pull him in really close, and this is at a table read, and I almost pull Bruce Dern out of his chair and he’s like, ‘You jerk! You almost pulled by arm out of the socket!'”

“I’m like, ‘Oh my god. I just almost killed one of the best actors of our time.’ And I’m mortified,” Tatum said.

Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight features Samuel L. Jackson, Tim Roth and Michael Madsen.

You can watch the video below:

 

[WATCH] 10 Hidden ‘Star Wars’ Secrets You Never Knew

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10 ‘Star Wars’ secrets you have never heard before.

Until probably 2016, all you are going to see and hear is news about the ‘Star Wars’ franchise. As you might have heard, many fans, critics, and celebrities were able to attend the world premiere of the movie in LA on Monday night, but the rest of us are going to have to until the weekend.

But, if you are ready to get some extra trivia about the Star Wars movies, Screen Rant has put together a pretty cool video of hidden details from the first six Star Wars movies that are pretty damn interesting.

You can watch the full video below:

<iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/X2bEm12Nyq4″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe>

[WATCH] Macaulay Culkin Play a Psychopath Version of His ‘Home Alone’ Character

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Macaulay Culkin plays a psychopath version of Kevin McCallister from ‘Home Alone’ in this new webseries.

If you have ever wondered, “I wonder what Kevin McCallister from Home Alone would have been like as an adult?”, well a new web series, which stars Macaulay Culkin himself, may give you a few hints. FYI: he’s pretty insane.

In the debut episode of :DRYVERS, Macaulay Culkin plays the driver to a company similar to Uber, with a whole lot of psychological damage from the time he was eight years old and his entire family went on vacation without him.

The web series creator Jack Dishel calls for a ride and ends up having to listen to Culkin complain about his childhood, which sounds exactly like the plot of the 1990 hit Christmas movie. I had to fend off my house from two psychopath home invaders,” he says in the clip, via EW. “I was just a kid. I mean, I still have nightmares about this bald, weirdo dude chasing me around talking like Yosemite Sam.”

When the two come in contact with a carjacker, Culkin still has all of his previous booby-trap talents up his sleeve and ends up capturing him. He then ties him up and holds him hostage.

Future episodes of  are set to be released in 2016 and will feature more famous cameos, such as Rosanna Arquette and Steven Weber.

If you have a good webseries you would like to share, tweet us a link @ProjectCasting

You can watch the full video below:

What do you think of the video? Share with us your thoughts in the comments below!

[WATCH] ‘Star Wars’: How to Use Jedi Mind Tricks to Manipulate Others

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Learn how to use real Jedi Mind Tricks in every day life.

George Lucas inspired a generation of young men attempting to control people with the power of ‘The Force’ and Jedi Mind Tricks. However, it turns out that you don’t need any special powers to perform these mind tricks, outside of the psychological techniques to manipulating people to do what you want, you can perform some of the Jedi Mind tricks found in the ‘Star Wars’ movies. All you need to know is a little bit of science.

A neuroscientist at UCSD who goes by the anonymous online identity of Alie Astrocye has put together a video explaining how you can use psychology to manipulate others. For example, when Obi Wan Kenobi tells those imperial storm troopers that these aren’t the droids they’re looking for, he’s playing on their response expectancies. Whoa.

What does that mean? Well, BGR does an amazing explanation of the psychological phenomenon.

What does this mean, you ask? Well, consider that the storm troopers have already inspected a lot of different vehicles out in the heat for what they likely feel is a really lame assignment. When another vehicle is stopped, they don’t actually expect it to contain the droids they’re looking for. Hence, when Kenobi confirms their expectations, they’re likely to believe him.

When Luke Skywalker breaks into Jaba’s lair in Return of the Jedi, he tells Jaba’s servant Bib to immediately take him to his master. Bib hesitates for a moment and then does as he’s told. Alie Astrocyte says that because Bib knows of Skywalker’s reputation as a powerful Jedi, which thus gives Luke’s command the added weight of authority.

You can watch the full video below:

What do you think of the Jedi Mind Tricks? Share with us your thoughts in the comments below!

[WATCH] Catch Up on All of the ‘Star Wars’ Movies in 6 Minutes

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Watch all of the ‘Star Wars’ movies in six minutes in this amazing video.

If you are interested in catching up on all of the previous Star Wars movies before The Force Awakens movies are released, this is about the easiest way to do it without driving yourself crazy.

Electic Method’s video takes quick cuts and speeding up at spots to explain a ton of information and it’s a pretty coherent way to break down six different movies. Apparently, actor Topher Grace had the same idea and edited the three prequel movies into one single 85 minute movie.

What do you think? Do you plan on watching Star Wars this weekend? Share with us your thoughts in the comments below!

‘House of Cards’ Season 4 Promo is Here! [VIDEO]

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Frank Underwood is back.

After filming for the past six months across Baltimore, Maryland and post hundreds of House of Cards casting calls. Netflix has unveiled a promo for the fourth upcoming season of House of Cards during CNN’s Republican presidential debate on Tuesday night.

The commercial was depicted as a re-election commercial ad for the show’s main character Frank Underwood, played by Kevin Spacey.

“America, I’m only getting started,” Underwood says in the spot.

The spot also teased an elaborate Underwood campaign website, fu2016.com.

Watch the promo below:

“House of Cards” returns on March 4.

What do you think of the promo? Share with us your thoughts in the comments below!

Channing Tatum: I Emailed Quentin Tarantino Everyday for a Role on ‘Hateful Eight’

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Channing Tatum reveals what it was like working with Quentin Tarantino and how far he would go to get cast in The Hateful Eight.

When Channing Tatum was cast in the new Quentin Tarantino movie, The Hateful Eight, critics and fans were thoroughly surprised. But, behind the scenes, the actor recently revealed that he would nearly anything in order to catch Tarantino’s attention.

On Friday’s Tonight Show the actor explained that he emailed the director a month about his role in the movie.

“I basically sent about an email a day for about a month just threatening any other actors that might be up for the role,” Tatum said. “I was just praying that no one really tough was up for the role.” He joked that he and the other actors could be locked in a room without doors and windows and whoever came out of the room would get the role. “I’m so happy that he didn’t say, ‘Well Mike Tyson is up for this role.'”

The 21 Jump Street actor revealed that while there’s “an alumni” in Tarantino films and that actors in his movies are “an actual family,” the actor explained that he was pretty nervous during his first table read where he met the legendary cast.”I start getting terrified. I’m just shaking. I’ve never been so nervous.”

Channing Tatum said that during the table read, he and Dern had to shake hands. But, Bruce Dern was not expecting it. Needless to say, things didn’t end well. “I made this really dumb, over-zealous decision and I pull him in really close, and this is at a table read, and I almost pull Bruce Dern out of his chair and he’s like, ‘You jerk! You almost pulled by arm out of the socket!'”

“I’m like, ‘Oh my god. I just almost killed one of the best actors of our time.’ And I’m mortified,” Tatum said.

Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight features Samuel L. Jackson, Tim Roth and Michael Madsen.

You can watch the video below:

 

Channing Tatum: I Emailed Quentin Tarantino Everyday for a Role on ‘Hateful Eight’

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Channing Tatum reveals what it was like working with Quentin Tarantino and how far he would go to get cast in The Hateful Eight.

When Channing Tatum was cast in the new Quentin Tarantino movie, The Hateful Eight, critics and fans were thoroughly surprised. But, behind the scenes, the actor recently revealed that he would nearly anything in order to catch Tarantino’s attention.

On Friday’s Tonight Show the actor explained that he emailed the director a month about his role in the movie.

“I basically sent about an email a day for about a month just threatening any other actors that might be up for the role,” Tatum said. “I was just praying that no one really tough was up for the role.” He joked that he and the other actors could be locked in a room without doors and windows and whoever came out of the room would get the role. “I’m so happy that he didn’t say, ‘Well Mike Tyson is up for this role.'”

The 21 Jump Street actor revealed that while there’s “an alumni” in Tarantino films and that actors in his movies are “an actual family,” the actor explained that he was pretty nervous during his first table read where he met the legendary cast.”I start getting terrified. I’m just shaking. I’ve never been so nervous.”

Channing Tatum said that during the table read, he and Dern had to shake hands. But, Bruce Dern was not expecting it. Needless to say, things didn’t end well. “I made this really dumb, over-zealous decision and I pull him in really close, and this is at a table read, and I almost pull Bruce Dern out of his chair and he’s like, ‘You jerk! You almost pulled by arm out of the socket!'”

“I’m like, ‘Oh my god. I just almost killed one of the best actors of our time.’ And I’m mortified,” Tatum said.

Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight features Samuel L. Jackson, Tim Roth and Michael Madsen.

You can watch the video below:

 

Channing Tatum: I Emailed Quentin Tarantino Everyday for a Role on ‘Hateful Eight’

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Channing Tatum reveals what it was like working with Quentin Tarantino and how far he would go to get cast in The Hateful Eight.

When Channing Tatum was cast in the new Quentin Tarantino movie, The Hateful Eight, critics and fans were thoroughly surprised. But, behind the scenes, the actor recently revealed that he would nearly anything in order to catch Tarantino’s attention.

On Friday’s Tonight Show the actor explained that he emailed the director a month about his role in the movie.

“I basically sent about an email a day for about a month just threatening any other actors that might be up for the role,” Tatum said. “I was just praying that no one really tough was up for the role.” He joked that he and the other actors could be locked in a room without doors and windows and whoever came out of the room would get the role. “I’m so happy that he didn’t say, ‘Well Mike Tyson is up for this role.'”

The 21 Jump Street actor revealed that while there’s “an alumni” in Tarantino films and that actors in his movies are “an actual family,” the actor explained that he was pretty nervous during his first table read where he met the legendary cast.”I start getting terrified. I’m just shaking. I’ve never been so nervous.”

Channing Tatum said that during the table read, he and Dern had to shake hands. But, Bruce Dern was not expecting it. Needless to say, things didn’t end well. “I made this really dumb, over-zealous decision and I pull him in really close, and this is at a table read, and I almost pull Bruce Dern out of his chair and he’s like, ‘You jerk! You almost pulled by arm out of the socket!'”

“I’m like, ‘Oh my god. I just almost killed one of the best actors of our time.’ And I’m mortified,” Tatum said.

Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight features Samuel L. Jackson, Tim Roth and Michael Madsen.

You can watch the video below:

 

[WATCH] 10 Hidden ‘Star Wars’ Secrets You Never Knew

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10 ‘Star Wars’ secrets you have never heard before.

Until probably 2016, all you are going to see and hear is news about the ‘Star Wars’ franchise. As you might have heard, many fans, critics, and celebrities were able to attend the world premiere of the movie in LA on Monday night, but the rest of us are going to have to until the weekend.

But, if you are ready to get some extra trivia about the Star Wars movies, Screen Rant has put together a pretty cool video of hidden details from the first six Star Wars movies that are pretty damn interesting.

You can watch the full video below:

<iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/X2bEm12Nyq4″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe>