Bruce Dern Shares Hilarious Memory Of A Girthy Alfred Hitchcock
With an behaving career travelling some-more than 50 years, Bruce Dern has his satisfactory share of implausible Hollywood stories, and he delightfully common a few of them from a set of Alfred Hitchcock’s final film with HuffPost Live on Tuesday.
During a review about his purpose in Quentin Tarantino’s new film, “The Hateful Eight,
He gets up, and since of his girth, his sides and hips are going out a slats on a side [of a chair], where your hands go. … So when he got up, a chair goes with him. we mean, he only gets up, and a legs of a chair are adhering true out. He never incited around to me, he only said, “Bruce — a hand, please.” So we grabbed a legs, and he walked out of a chair.
Watch Dern tell a story in a video above, including a “remarkable” thing Hitchcock did that he’s never seen another executive replicate, and click here