A Minecraft Film revealed itself to the world earlier this month with actor Jason Momoa in a bubble gum leather-based jacket and a trailer that regarded fairly dangerous. New gossip from the set of the film additionally suggests there have been some poisonous moments lurking beneath the colourful inexperienced screens.
Online game streamer Rachell “Valkyrae” Hofstetter, who’s certainly one of plenty of cameos within the adaptation of the hit crafting sim, was just lately on a stream with Jason “JasonTheWeen” Nguyen (by way of PC Gamer) the place she answered questions whereas consuming scorching wings in a low-budget recreation of Sizzling Ones. At one level Nguyen requested her what her worst encounter with a star or content material creator was. Hofstetter instantly introduced up her time on the set of A Minecraft Film.
“I must say Jason Momoa,” she stated. “I simply noticed him, like, mistreat a number of the crew and it was fairly disappointing. It was after a really intense scene, and it was a really emotional scene, and possibly he was nonetheless in character, I don’t know, however I used to be type of stunned by how he handled, like, a number of the crew.”
Hofstetter stated Momoa’s outburst got here whereas a shot was being arrange and characterised the second as “simply indignant, actually mad and yelling.” “So I used to be simply, like, man, this isn’t a superb work surroundings. Like, I might not be glad working underneath these situations, so yeah, I might most likely must say that was most likely the worst, like, celeb factor I’ve seen.”
Momoa, whose earliest credit embody Baywatch and Stargate: Atlantis, turned a family title following his look as Khal Drogo within the first season of Recreation of Thrones. Since then he’s gone on to star as Aquaman in a number of DCU films, the primary Dune, and Quick X. In the meantime, his co-star in Recreation of Thrones, Emilia Clarke, has praised working with Momoa. “He was so sort and thoughtful, and cared about me as a human being,” she stated of their time on set collectively.