‘Wednesday’ Star Shocks Co-Stars By Using 1 Savage Word To Describe Jennifer Lopez
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Luis Guzmán was asked to give his thoughts about some of the people he’s previously worked with, and was pretty blunt about Lopez.
Luis Guzmán was not channeling the smooth-talking Gomez Addams when asked about working with Jennifer Lopez.
The stars of the Netflix hit “Wednesday” were on Monday’s episode of “Hot Ones Versus,” in which each cast member takes turns asking their co-stars questions, and if they mess up, they have to consume an incredibly spicy chicken wing.
Nearly 10 minutes into the episode, Guzmán was asked to describe some of the A-list celebrities he’s worked with throughout his impressive 40-year acting career in just one word.
The first up was Adam Sandler, who worked with Guzmán in 2002’s “Punch-Drunk Love” and 2003’s “Anger Management.”
“Amazing,” Guzmán gushed of the Sand Man.
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