Hollywood actor and comedian Steve Martin shared that he was upset when he was ambushed on the red carpet by British comedi⛦an Pau꧟l Kaye as his alter-ego in 1996.
Hollywood actor and comedian Steve Martin shared that he w𝓰as upset when he was ambushed on the red carpet by British comedian Paul Kaye as his alter-ego in 1996.
The actor to🍎ld the Guardian newspaper: "It hurt because I 𒅌was at a very vulnerable moment in my career."
It was later suggested that Martin cancelled the rest of 🍨his interviews for the film following the incidꦚent.
However, Martin insisted that it was not true.Martin added: "Bad rev🅠iews hurt; they really hurt. But if I’m at a screening and I seeꦿ the critic, I just go: ‘Hey! How you doing?’ Like you don’t know anything."
Kaye in his guise as fictional interviewer Dennis became well-known for accosting celebrities and insulting them with his line🧔 of questioning, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
Martin was told t✤hat Kaye has since been haunted by his encounter at the 'Sgt Bilko' screening because strangers now come up to him and ask: "How come you’re not funny any more?"
Martin reacted by laughing and saying: "I hold no grudges. Things have gone ꦚwell."
🃏The 'Only Murders In The Building' star was also asked about his current career high and he insisted he takꦐes nothing for granted these days.
He saಌid: "If you’re anointed tonight, you can be dumped on tomorrow... " adding: "Idolatry is so fleeting".
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