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‘The Rock’ Dwayne Johnson admits to peeing in bottles on sets
Hollywood actor Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock, has confirmed an unusual rumor about his on-set behavior.
In a recent interview, the 52-year-old actor admitted to urinating in water bottles during shooting films.
This revelation came after media report claimed that his "chronic lateness" inflated the budget of his upcoming movie Red One and about his unusual on-set behavior.
The report also claimed that the star peed in water bottles on sets. Johnson, who has previously admitted to using bottles to save time during workouts, admitted in the recent interview that the habit extends to his movie work: “Yeah, that happens.”
When asked about the claim, he admitted, "Yeah, that happens too." However, he denied being eight hours late to set, calling it a "bananas amount" and "ridiculous."
Despite the allegations, Johnson's Red One co-stars and director have defended his professionalism.
Jake Kasdan said that Johnson "never missed a day of work ever" on this project. He admitted that while Johnson can be late sometimes, it's not unusual in Hollywood.
Chris Evans said that Johnson "shows up when he's scheduled to show up."
In a recent interview, the 52-year-old actor admitted to urinating in water bottles during shooting films.
This revelation came after media report claimed that his "chronic lateness" inflated the budget of his upcoming movie Red One and about his unusual on-set behavior.
The report also claimed that the star peed in water bottles on sets. Johnson, who has previously admitted to using bottles to save time during workouts, admitted in the recent interview that the habit extends to his movie work: “Yeah, that happens.”
When asked about the claim, he admitted, "Yeah, that happens too." However, he denied being eight hours late to set, calling it a "bananas amount" and "ridiculous."
Despite the allegations, Johnson's Red One co-stars and director have defended his professionalism.
Chris Evans said that Johnson "shows up when he's scheduled to show up."
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