13 Major Movie Scenes That Took A Terrible Toll On The Actors

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13 Major Movie Scenes That Took A Terrible Toll On The Actors

Whether you're watching a movie at the cinema or at home, there are some scenes that always manage to stick with you. Even though they may be just a few minutes long, these scenes can have a significant impact on the overall film. There's something that inherently draws us in when it comes to peeking behind the curtain of movie scenes. But what about movie scenes? What lies behind the camera, and what happens during filming to make those perfect shots? It could be the allure of learning how things are done or simply getting a better understanding of what it takes to make a film.

We all know that movies can be tough on actors. With long hours and intense physical and emotional demands, it's no wonder that many famous thespians have claimed that making a movie can be pretty brutal. But which scenes, in particular, have been the most taxing for actors? Here are some major movie scenes that took a terrible toll on the actors involved. Read on to find out more!

Tom Felton

Jason Isaacs accidentally hurt Tom Felton with his cane on Harry Potter. The very first scene that I shot was actually cut, it's on the deleted scenes. Draco touched something, and I used this cane and went, 'Don't touch anything, Draco.' But I didn't know how sharp the teeth were, they went right into little Tom's hands, he said. CRACKED.COM

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Richard Gere

Richard Gere broke a tooth while filming a scene in Pretty Woman. PIJO It happened in the scene where Edward throws out Stuckey - Gere broke a tooth crown on one of his molars (but didn't ask for filming to stop). CRACKED COM

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Dave Bautista

On the Spectre shoot, Daniel Craig broke Dave Bautista's nose (accidentally). I threw a punch and hit him on the nose.l heard this crack and I was like 'Oh God no' and ran away. I thought he was going to come after me, but he was so sweet, said Craig. CRACKED COM

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Tom Holland

Tom Holland broke his nose while he was making The Lost City of z. Не tried to do a stunt that he'd done for Spider-Man, but he was in the jungle and wearing boots - so everything went wrong. So I stood up, I had these stupid leather boots on, I tried to do a backflip, and just broke my face, he said. CRACKED.COM

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JJ Abrams

On The Force Awakens, JJ Abrams broke his back trying to save Harrison Ford. When a door on the Millennium Falcon fell on Ford's leg, breaking his ankle, Abrams rushed in and tried to lift the door-and broke his back (but he's all better now). CRACKED COM

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Bryan Cranston

Filming Jane's death scene in Breaking Bad was really hard on Bryan Cranston. As Krysten Ritter choked, he saw his real-life daughter in her face for a moment, and it terrified him, so when they yelled cut, he was a weeping mess and went to Anna Gunn and she held me. CRACKED COM

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Isaiah Mustafa

Isaiah Mustafa broke his hand while filming It: Chapter Two. In the Chinese restaurant scene, he had to slam a chair over and over, and they kept bringing chairs...I don't know what I did, but it kicked back on me or something. So, my right hand- in between my right index finger and thumb - was numb for the rest of filming.JRAGKED.COM

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Maisie Williams

Filming the battle at Winterfell in GOT S8 was utterly grueling on Maisie Williams. But nothing can prepare you for how physically draining it is. (...) You can't get sick, and you have to look out for yourself because there's so much to do that nobody else can do... there are moments you're just broken as a human and just want to cry. CRACKED.COM

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