Mark Ruffalo Prevents Bar Fight, Saves Woody Harrelson in Dramatic Encounter
Mark Ruffalo recently shared a captivating story involving Woody Harrelson during a podcast episode of Where Everybody Knows Your Name. The incident took place while the duo was filming *Now You See Me* in New Orleans. What began as a night of filming quickly escalated into a chaotic bar encounter.
Unexpected Bar Fight in New Orleans
Ruffalo recalled the electrifying atmosphere of the bustling streets where they were shooting. The pair stopped by a lively bar during Mardi Gras, looking to unwind. As Ruffalo described, “It was a packed place.” Their evening took a turn when a fan approached Harrelson, expressing her admiration. However, chaos ensued when a man aggressively shoved her aside, confronting Harrelson instead.
Timestamp of the Incident
- Location: New Orleans
- Event: Bar fight during filming
- Setting: Mardi Gras
In response, Harrelson aimed to defend himself, leading to a potential physical altercation. Ruffalo, understanding the brewing storm, intervened immediately, pulling Harrelson away from the escalating conflict. He described the scene, highlighting that while they may have been able to handle themselves, the rest of the group might not have fared as well. “This could be fun, but it also could go so disastrously wrong,” Ruffalo remarked.
Harrelson’s Colorful Reputation
This wasn’t just a one-off incident for Harrelson. Actor Ted Danson humorously noted that this was not the first time he had heard Harrelson’s name associated with bar fights. Danson recounted an earlier encounter where Harrelson had faced both a bar fight and a carjacking on the same day. Their interactions revealed Harrelson’s whimsical personality, showcasing his complex nature.
Both actors are set to reunite in the upcoming sequel, *Now You See Me, Now You Don’t*. This film will see the original crew collaborating with new illusionists to tackle a global crime syndicate.
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