Mark Ruffalo performed his famous “Thriller” dance from “30 Overnight” again. At his side again: co-star Jennifer Garner.
As if the past 20 years hadn’t existed: Jennifer Garner (51) and Mark Ruffalo (56) recreated their cult dance from the comedy “30 Overnight” (2004). The performance of the two actors could be seen on Thursday (February 8th) in Los Angeles.
Mark Ruffalo received his star on the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame there. At the ceremony, his colleague Garner not only gave a speech, but also recreated her famous dance performance to the Michael Jackson hit “Thriller” from the film with him,
Ruffalo wanted to escape from the dance
In her speech, Garner also revealed: After the first rehearsal for the “Thriller” dance scene, Ruffalo tried to get out of the film “30 Overnight.” Garner joked that he was shocked that they actually had to do that, and he got nervous and said, “It’s not for me,” she recalled.
According to media reports, Ruffalo had already spoken about the special scene on the “ReelBlend” podcast in 2022. “Jennifer had to drag me onto the dance floor. It took me six hours to learn what she learned in about six minutes. She could dance so well and I was so bad… I almost left the movie. “
Star ceremony with family and star director
Mark Ruffalo, who just received another Oscar nomination for his performance in the film “Poor Things”, came to his “Walk of Fame” ceremony accompanied by his wife Sunrise Coigney (51) and their three children: Keen (22) , Bella (18) and Odette (16). Director David Fincher (61), who worked with Ruffalo on “Zodiac” (2007), also took part in the event.
Before “Poor Things,” Ruffalo, also known as Marvel hero Hulk, had been nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor three times: for “The Kids Are All Right” (2011), “Foxcatcher” (2015) and for “Spotlight ” (2016). He won an Emmy in 2020 and a Golden Globe in 2021 for his role in the miniseries “I Know This Much Is True.”
Source: Stern
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