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Joe Pesci tells PEOPLE that he "absolutely" knew 'Home Alone 2: Lost in New York' would be a special movie as he recounts working with Macaulay Culkin and sustaining real injuries on the set of ...
Joe Pesci revealed he suffered burns while filming a scene in "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York." The actor's hat is lit on fire during one of the Christmas movie scenes.
“Home Alone 2,” which hit theaters on November 20, 1992, welcomed back Pesci, Culkin and Stern along with Catherine O’Hara and John Heard as Kevin’s parents.
Joe Pesci starred as the hot-headed thief Harry in two “Home Alone” movies opposite Macaulay Culkin and Daniel Stern. In a new interview with People to celebrate the 30th anniversary of ...
Joe Pesci did the scene on his own in "Home Alone 2" where his head caught on fire. The Oscar-winner revealed to People that it didn't work out well for him.
Joe Pesci was burned on “Home Alone 2,” adding to a history of injured actors toughing it out on set Just how dangerous was the "Home Alone 2" set? Maybe not as rough as "Kill Bill" ...
Joe Pesci said he sustained real injuries to his head for a scene in 'Home Alone 2' in which his character's hat catches on fire.
Joe Pesci, for a very long time in Hollywood, has been known for his intense performances. Be it crime dramas or humour-infused plots, he has a way of making every role his own.
Joe Pesci Says He Sustained ‘Serious Burns’ And Other Unpleasantness From That Nasty ‘Home Alone 2’ Climax Matt Prigge Contributing Writer Twitter November 29, 2022 ...
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Daniel Stern Says He Reunites with “Home Alone” Costar and ... - MSNThe two starred as criminals in 1990's 'Home Alone' and 1992's 'Home Alone 2: Lost in New York' Daniel Stern and Joe Pesci remain close friends. In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Stern, 67 ...
Joe Pesci is looking back at his time filming 'Home Alone 2: Lost in New York' and recalled getting "serious burns" during one of the memorable scenes from the holiday movie.
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