Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Freddie Prinze Jr. thought he should be getting more credit for Matthew Lillard’s career.
In a The health of men A “stress test” video, Published on Wednesday, July 23, Prinze JR was grilled about which of his past films caused TV shows that caused him stress when he made the comment.
Prinze JR, 49, starred alongside Lillard, 55, in several high profile projects contain She is all that and the living action Write Roof Movies.
When Prinze Jr Lillard saw among the pictures he was responding to, the actor joking, “Matthew does not stress me, but I gave him a lot of work, and should thank me.”
Prinze Jr also reflected on one of his most iconic roles, playing Zack Siler in 1999’s She’s all.
“It was the first film I’ve ever offered, so the stress levels were very, very low, but on every other film I was in before, I was convinced that I would be fired,” he reflected. “It was the first time I had ever relaxed. It was the least stressful of all the movies I made, and I was the most enjoyable.”
Added, “A Rachael (Leigh Cook, and played his love interest Laney Boggs) and I have remained friends to this day. Paul Walker And I was friendly. We used to talk about Jiu Jitsu and fast cars. That’s all, that’s all we would talk about. But everyone on this film went on and there was no stress. “
Freddie Prinze Jr.
(Photo by Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/Filmmagic)While Prinze JR had a clear affection for the rom-com as a teenager, it was also well -known in the 90s Thanks to his portrait of Ray Bronon in 1997’s I know what you did last summer.
He repeated his role as the fisherman restarting 2025 although he was initially in two thoughts about returning to the franchise.
“I was very hesitant to jump back in for a host of reasons. Some were creative, because I wasn’t the same guy so I didn’t know what kind of character they wanted,” Prinze jr told Weekly US Earlier this month. “I was worried that they wouldn’t put a lot of growth in it. So I wasn’t interested. And then my friend Jennifer Kaytin Robinson. And he gave so much thought and so much soul in Julie and Ray. “
Lights, camera, acrimony? Freddie Binze Jr. “There was no passive aggression, which I hate. It was very direct (with) the fact, ‘I don’t want you in this (…)
He said Robinson’s investment was to make his character’s journey as interesting as possible – and giving Ray the right depth of depth to more than two decades – who confirmed his decision to sign on the broken line.
“There was so much thought in what (Julie and Ray) had gone through, wise trauma, and how they both dealt with him differently, that he gave them great motives in the film,” said Prinze Jr. Us. “It looks interesting on their relationship and where they are at the moment and how they treat this new situation in their own unique ways. Once I heard, before the script even was written, I was like, ‘Wow, (Jen’s) an idea was really good.’ She had some cool s *** there. ”
