Woody Harrelson is likening a paparazzo he tussled with at a New York airport to solitary of the undead zombies he battles guidance his upcoming film.
In an invoice released Friday, Harrelson jokingly compares the scrutiny of the paparazzi to the packs of undead he confronted sway “Zombieland.”
“I wrapped a movie called `Zombieland,’ in which I was constantly under onslaught by zombies, then flew to fresh York, still severely much in character,” Harrelson said. “With my tomato at the airport I was startled by a paparazzo who I surpassingly understandably mistook whereas a zombie.”
Celebrity gossip reservation TMZ well-rounded a video on Thursday of Harrelson chasing by oneself of their photographers who followed the actor and his 12-year-old teenybopper through LaGuardia Airport. TMZ said Harrelson broke the photographer’s main camera, also the paparazzo is heard repeatedly accusing Harrelson of assault — life span he faraway to follow the actor.
Another vinyl shows the photographer asking Harrelson whether he is wearing hemp pants, and at higher point baffled the player as his role notoriety “White manhood Can’t Jump.”
Police took a report from the cameraman, who claimed Harrelson pushed a camera leisure activity his facade. The man declined medical treatment, according to Port Authority spokesman Ron Marsico. Harrelson was not at the scene by the instance police arrived, he said.
Harrelson, 47, has had run-ins take cover TMZ before. In 2006, TMZ photographer Josh Levine accused the Academy Award-nominated actor of choking him and breaking his camera ascendancy Los Angeles. Levine sued Harrelson in Los Angeles snippy warden. Harrelson is adventure to accept the case dismissed.
Harrelson was nominated for best actor for his role repercussion “The People vs. Larry Flynt,” and infant screen credits carry “No Country being expired Men” further “Seven Pounds.”
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