Jennifer Lopez punched Constance Wu in the face whilst filming ‘Hustlers’

Facebook
X
LinkedIn
Threads

In an Access Hollywood interview, Jennifer Lopez revealed that she punched Constance Wu in the face during the filming for upcoming film Hustlers.

Lopez and Wu appeared with in a cast interview to promote the new film, which is out on 7 September.

Reflecting on their time shooting Hustlers, Lopez recalled how she almost broke the Crazy Rich Asians star’s nose.

“I knew she was a gangster when we were doing this scene,” Lopez said about Wu. “There’s a scene where I tell her to hang up the phone, and she won’t hang up the phone. And the first take… I did it and was like *pow* — and she started fighting more than me! She was really fighting! And the phone smacks her in the nose and cuts her nose open.”

“You were bleeding,” she said to the Fresh Off The Boat actress, who reassured her that she was fine.

“I was so nervous, I was like, ‘I broke her nose!’ I thought the were going to cancel the shoot date, and she was such a trouper,” JLo added. “I feel like we bonded in that moment. I had a respect for you.”

Hustlers, also starring Cardi B, centers on former strip club employees who band together to swindle their Wall Street clients during the financial crisis.

Wu had also found herself in controversy whilst filming after it was reported that she was a “difficult diva” on the film’s set. She later addressed and denied the claims.

In related news, Fresh Off The Boat is reportedly getting a spinoff but Wu is unlikely to feature in it.

Author
Facebook
X
LinkedIn
Threads

Stay Connected

Latest news

More From Resonate
The Harvard Medical School graduate used his keynote address at Alumni Day to reject the trope of the flawless overachiever,
The incredible story of the trailblazing dancer who secretly defied segregation to find queer freedom
Jason Momoa is stepping away from Sony and PlayStation Productions’ Helldivers movie, but the film is still moving forward with
Netflix film chief Dan Lin draws a hard line: filmmakers who insist on theatrical releases “we just won’t work with.”
Gen Z is reimagining hanfu and qipao as everyday street style, pairing traditional Chinese clothing with sneakers, denim, and campus
Olivia Chow condemns the football governing body for a last-minute policy change that stops fans from bringing reusable bottles into
The Girls' Generation singer leads a Korea-Taiwan co-production selected for the international competition at the 30th Bucheon International Fantastic Film