Luke Perry’s Young ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ Co-Star

Quentin Tarantino achieved his largest opening weekend by Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. It stays to be seen whether or not this movie can have lengthy sufficient legs to surpass Django Unchained as the best incomes QT film of all, however solely time will inform on that topic. On a extra concrete be aware, the film contained Luke Perry’s last big-screen second, which was far too transient, though admittedly, Perry filling all the film merely wouldn’t have been sufficient of him. Timothy Olyphant beforehand known as the expertise of working with Perry on this film to be “surreal,” and now, his youngest co-star, Julia Butters, is including to the pile of constructive accounts from those that labored with the late 90210 and Riverdale star.

Butters performed a toddler prodigy actress, and she or he ultimately memorized all her traces by coronary heart, however earlier than that occurred, a windy disaster struck. All of her pages flew throughout the Universal Studios set, and unsurprisingly, Perry (who performed the woman’s relative in a Western movie-within-a-movie) went working after the errant paper. “Luke Perry just ran all over that set, catching the pages and collecting them,” the younger actress advised the Hollywood Reporter. “He put them in order and he stacked them up nicely.”

Of course, audiences will recall that Butters additionally loved a couple of poignant scenes with Leonardo DiCaprio, who was fairly protecting of his co-star. Even although Leo’s Rick Dalton needed to toss Butters to the bottom, he insisted, “I’m going to ask you every time if you’re OK, because I would never forgive myself if I hurt my princess.” So it feels like Butters (who hasn’t seen the complete film but as a result of she’s solely 10 years outdated) had an exquisite expertise all-around on the movie, however Perry might be credited with some true legwork. His presence onscreen was one of many solely sobering moments in all the film, and he will probably be missed for a few years to return.

(Via Hollywood Reporter)