Jack Black Admits To Toilet Accident While Filming Movie
24 November 2017, 11:57 | Updated: 24 November 2017, 16:00
The star got caught short in a "very horrifying" incident while shooting Nacho Libre… and the whole crew were watching.
Jack Black has revealed he pooed in a field while filming the wrestling comedy Nacho Libre, and had the cast and crew watching him.
The 48-year-old actor starred as the titular character in the 2006 wrestling comedy from director Jared Hess, and has admitted to suffering a "little attack" whilst in the middle of shooting a scene, which saw him end up running to a nearby field to relieve himself whilst the cast and crew looked on in shock.
Speaking to Total Film, Jack said: "I was on Nacho Libre in Mexico and I got a little bit of 'Montezuma's Revenge'.
"I had a little attack in the middle of a scene. I said 'where's the nearest restroom?'
"They said 'OK. If you just jump in a van, we'll take you back to set, and that's where the honey wagons are with the restrooms'.
"I just ran because I knew I wasn't getting into a van. I just ran into a field nearby.
"But everyone from the crew could see me. There was no hiding. So basically I had to relieve myself in front of a crew of 72 people, with my trusty assistant handing my paper.
"It was very horrifying."
The film follows Ignacio, or Nacho to his friends, who works as a cook in a Mexican monastery, and after needing money to feed orphans he decides to raise money for the children by moonlighting as a Lucha Libra wrestler who disguises his identity.
Jack - who will star alongside Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson in the new action comedy movie Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle' when it his cinemas next month - has had a lucrative film career, but admits he hasn't amassed any on-set superstitions during his time as a Hollywood star.
He said: "I'm not a superstitious person, but it bothers me when there's a scene that's played really well in rehearsal and then there's a certain expectation.
"People are like 'Here it comes, the funniest moment in the film!' It's like ‘Will you please shut up? You're jinxing it."
