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No Sugarcoating: Coat by Prada jeans by Simon Miller boots from Early Halloween, Vintage Clothing, N.Y.C. His MMA body was hidden beneath a blue hoodie and jeans, but there was no disguising his Picasso nose, which has been broken fourteen times, often under unsavory circumstances. He has two boys and a little girl, all under seven. “Sometimes when people write about me, it sounds like I’m glorifying the violence,” Bernthal said as we drove in his pickup truck through Ojai, California, where he’s lived with his wife and three children for the past three years. But he insists that’s not what he’s all about. And yes, in real life Bernthal has gotten into more than his fair share of trouble, finding himself detained for questioning in both California and the District of Columbia. Maybe you know him as the lethal sheriff’s deputy in the first two seasons of The Walking Dead, or as the simmering scene-stealer in blockbusters like The Wolf of Wall Street (in which he played a quaalude kingpin), Fury (a sociopathic crewman on a World War II tank), and Sicario (a corrupt local cop with murder on his mind). And yes, before he took on his leading role on The Punisher, Bernthal often portrayed bad guys on screen-really, really bad guys, the sort whose scarred faces and thousand-yard stares told you that trouble was something closer to an inevitability than a mere possibility. Playing a rare Marvel superhero who does not have a superpower, Bernthal uses machine guns, sledgehammers, and the occasional vat of cement to send his enemies into oblivion.

#JON BERNTHAL WOLF OF WALL STREET SERIES#

Yes, he stars as Frank Castle, aka the Punisher, an armed-to-the-elbows ex- soldier who goes vigilante after his family is murdered by government black ops, on a Netflix series that premiered in November. However, all’s well that ends well as the team got their perfect shot and the scene became one of Hill’s favorites that he has acted in.Jon Bernthal wants to clear some things up. While he looked for some reassurance from Leonardo DiCaprio, getting punched by Bernthal was inevitable.

And Marty’s like, ‘Why don’t you try hitting him for real?'” It looks fake.’ Leo and I are sitting on a tiny little couch, and Jon is pacing back and forth, and I’m not scared because, you know, it’s just a movie. Marty’s in there going, ‘It looks stupid. And I was like ‘Oh, it’s just acting.’ We go back in the room. “I had stayed in character that whole time with him, and had kind of been talking sh*t to him in the makeup trailer every day.

In an interview with Vanity Fair, Hill recalls the entire incident. His solution? Hill must get punched by Bernthal for real. Martin Scorsese wasn’t a fan of those scenes as the punch simply didn’t look realistic enough. In the scene where Brad Bodnick ( Jon Bernthal) had to punch Donnie, the takes with fake punches were just not making the cut. The things actors have to do, right? The scene was almost equally as difficult to watch as it must have been for the 21 Jump Street actor!Īlso Read: ‘Important Step to Protect Myself’: Jonah Hill Blames Anxiety Attacks as Reason Why He Stopped Promoting Movies Jonah Hill Goes All Out for The Wolf of Wall Street Jon Bernthal as Brad Bodnick “And I’m not kidding, in the first take it went bathroom in my mouth…I would like to hope it was pee.” As if putting a live fish in his mouth wasn’t disgusting enough, Hill recalled that the moment he put the fish in his mouth, it went bathroom. However, Hill respected PETA’s wishes and the fish’s “ Life and honor” and was ready to do the necessary. In an interview with Conan O’Brien, Hill stated that it was a three-cent carnival goldfish who would’ve probably died an hour after it left the set, as goldfishes are known to do. And I could keep it in my mouth for three seconds at a time and then we had to put it back in water.” PETA wouldn’t let me eat a real goldfish so they had a real goldfish and, on set, they had three goldfish handlers. We couldn’t do drugs all the time because that wouldn’t have been healthy, but everyone was going so hard on this movie, you didn’t want to be the person who wasn’t. I didn’t want to for my own personal joy but I want everything that could be real to be real. “They wouldn’t let me eat a real goldfish. They sent three animal wranglers for the goldfish and Hill was allowed to keep the fish in his mouth for only three seconds tops before he was told to spit it back in the water. However, PETA wasn’t going to let it slide easily. He added that everyone on the set was giving it their hundred and ten percent and he didn’t want to be the only one not doing so.

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