This A-/B+ list mostly movie actor is about to go straight from one franchise to the next. One little catch. The star needs about six months of rehab. A couple of different kinds of rehab and to pass a drug test before he can start shooting the second franchise. The first franchise is probably over if they can get the massive insurance payment they are seeking.
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14 comments:
Miles Teller?
dylan o'brien
http://deadline.com/2016/05/dylan-obrien-american-assassin-maze-runner-vince-flynn-cbs-films-lionsgate-1201752315/
Maze runner was such a shitty movie. Why can't hollyweird find some sober twink to bet on.
Evan Peters
The last sentence confuses me. Wouldn't it be over if they *couldn't* get the insurance? And wouldn't they be able to get someone else to play that character?
I like this guess. I like him, but he has looked like shit recently. Probably a side effect of the company of Emma Roberts.
This is definitely Dylan O'Brien. There have already been several blinds about his drug problems.
He had that accident on The Maze Runner set and cast members said that it wasn't his fault but there was a problem with the equipment. I could see him sueing the production company. And if they have to pay a massive insurance sum production will probably shut down.
Now he got announced for American Assassin. Another potential franchise that's supposed to be filming in the fall.
No, the insurance pay out is if the star can't continue. If he can't go for a few months, they'll claim they missed their window and take the money.
You're all idiots. Whoever's sending you tips, and it's obviously an anti-fan just so they can post it later on in other pages (but you didn't have luck this time, huh?) is disgusting. This boy almost got killed, or had his life ruined because he broke his face. He's really lucky to be able to keep going after this.
And you fabricate this absolute trash for a few clicks? Newsflash: the levels of subterfuge and coordination it would take for everybody to cover for him if he were in need of rehab are INSANE. Don't even dare.
I believe it kid looks like he needs rehab, he is not a good enough actor or big enough name to justify spending so much time and money on him
I think the insurers would only pay out on injury cover not for addiction, in fact I im sure there are specific clauses which disqualify addiction, what insurance company would not have that written into a Hollywood contract.
There was a huge scramble to have Johnny Depp's real reason for his injury in Australia covered up by flying him home to the US for treatment, because the insurance company could have cancelled the policy on the entire movie if they had proof he was freebasing.
I believe it's Dylan O'Brien. For about two years now he has shown major signs of either taking drugs or drinking too much alcohol.
You just have to look at some of his red carpet appearances and you see him sweating, twitching and his eyes roaming around (and it's not only because he's so nervous like his stans want to believe. He has never acted like that in interviews before).
He has obviously smoked weed for a long time judging from his earlier twitter comments with his friends and a recent photo that showed him buying weed.
http://saladdresen.tumblr.com/post/140661461770/mcm-just-buying-essentials
As he doesn't seem opposed to taking things like that it wouldn't surprise me if he also took harder drugs or if he didn't mind having a couple of hard drinks every day to relax.
You can try all you want to sink him behind your little computer no, there's no such evidence. I'll give it to you, though - you're all very consistent. But it won't fly. He's gonna have an amazing career and you're just going to have to endure it. Seethe, asshole. :)
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