The Black Swan beauty,
Mila Kunis found herself in one of those more uncomfortable situations when she saved
Robin Williams‘ character from drowning on Tuesday during filming for her latest movie
The Angriest Man in Brooklyn.
Williams plays Henry Altmann, an ageing lawyer who, on the day before Thanksgiving, finds out he has a rare and progressive form of cancer that leaves him with just an hour and half to live.
Actually, the film centers on a stand-in doctor (Kunis) who mistakenly tells an obnoxious patient (Williams) that he has an hour-and-a-half left to live and while the patient goes on a tirade in New York City, attempting to right his wrongs, the doctor tried everything to track him down, but in vain.
Directed by
Phil Alden Robinson, The Angriest Man comedy is an adaption of the Israeli film Mar Baum, and co-stars
Peter Dinklage, Melissa Leo and
James Earl Jones.
Watch Kunis while pulling Williams out of the water near Brooklyn bridge – the actress getting her hair soaking wet by pouring a bucket of water rather than dipping in the East River
The Black Swan beauty, Mila Kunis found herself in one of those more uncomfortable situations when she saved Robin Williams‘ character from drowning on Tuesday during filming for her latest movie The Angriest Man in Brooklyn.
Williams plays Henry Altmann, an ageing lawyer who, on the day before Thanksgiving, finds out he has a rare and progressive form of cancer that leaves him with just an hour and half to live.
Actually, the film centers on a stand-in doctor (Kunis) who mistakenly tells an obnoxious patient (Williams) that he has an hour-and-a-half left to live and while the patient goes on a tirade in New York City, attempting to right his wrongs, the doctor tried everything to track him down, but in vain.
Directed by Phil Alden Robinson, The Angriest Man comedy is an adaption of the Israeli film Mar Baum, and co-stars Peter Dinklage, Melissa Leo and James Earl Jones.
Watch Kunis while pulling Williams out of the water near Brooklyn bridge – the actress getting her hair soaking wet by pouring a bucket of water rather than dipping in the East River
