John Leguizamo is back on the big screen with The Menu and he recently opened up about who he based his character on. Leguizamo plays the character of Georgie Diaz, an action star past his prime. T…
Leguizamo plays the character of Georgie Diaz, an action star past his prime. To get into the mindset of the fictional character, the“I’ve met lots of these stars like that, maybe before they were washed up,” he told
. “I mean, now they’re washed up. I kind of based mine on Steven Seagal. I had a bad run-in with him. We did a movie together. It was'Wakanda Forever' Seeing $66M Second Weekend; What's Going On With Adult Pics 'She Said' & 'The Menu'? - Saturday Updateis a 1996 film directed by Stuart Baird that starred Kurt Russell, Halle Berry, Leguizamo and Seagal, among others.
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SF celebrity chef relates to villain of horror film 'The Menu'Despite the violence the film's fictional chef inflicts on others, Dominique Crenn doesn’t see him as a villain.
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Review: 'The Menu' is unpredictable and delectably unhinged from 1st scene to lastOur reviewer Peter Travers says: 'The food world deserves the comic skewering it gets, not just the elitist one-percenters who define quality by what they’re charged for it but the celebrity chefs who willingly turn cooking into theater of the absurd.'
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