Sandra Echeverría exposes two famous Hollywood actors who bullied her on film

Written in CELEBRITIES the 12/7/2022 · 19:16 hs

The actress Sandra Echeverriawho is regarding to release the bioseries of Maria Felix interpreting precisely La Doña, revealed, through her Twitter account, that when he tried his luck in Hollywood he was a victim of bullying.

“Today I was reminded of a story of bullying in a project I filmed 10 years ago. Of two very famous actors. It gave me a lot of courage once more. One day I will tell you. If it happened today, I would definitely have charged them. I clarify: Bullying, NOT harassment.

But the actress, who has just released an EP, decided to tell the details. It was when she was filming “Savages”, Oliver Stone’s film in which other Mexican actors participated, such as Salma HayekDemián Bichir and Joaquín Cosío, among others.

In the film, two young men, Chon (Taylor Kitsch) and Ben (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), decide to sell marijuana produced by themselves, but the Baja Cartel asks them for a fee, and to pressure them kidnaps their girlfriend (Blake Livelly).

According to Sandra, who played Magda, it was the protagonists themselves who bullied her.

The actress told: “10 years ago filming #Savages I played a scene with Taylor Kitsch and Aaron Taylor Johnson. We came in a van (I was supposedly kidnapped with my hands and feet tied in the trunk). Well, they thought it was very funny between takes to start the truck very hard…

“For me to fly out and hit me with the movement of the truck. Being tied hand and foot, I mightn’t hold on and they only made it stronger so that I hurt myself more.. My dad saw everything from afar and he was purple with anger. I went down all hurt.”

He added that he decided not to say anything, “but I hated them. Two famously arrogant teenagers were able to do that. Some time later at the Premiere Aaron came to apologize. At least he seemed to feel bad. Taylor was worth mother. That gives you the power of Hollywood? I do not know”.

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