HOLLYWOOD HAS LOST ITS MIND. A-list star Timothée Chalamet was subjected to a BRUTAL, REAL paddle spanking for a shocking TWO HOURS on set, a disturbing new report reveals, exposing the grotesque lengths demanded by directors in the name of “art.”
Sources confirmed a pivotal scene in Marty Supreme required Chalamet to be struck REPEATEDLY—up to 20 times per take—by Kevin O’Leary using a SOLID TABLE TENNIS PADDLE after the “prop” version broke. The harrowing sequence, filmed until 4 a.m., saw the actor’s body used as a literal punching bag for a co-star’s “unsatisfied” rage.
This isn’t acting—it’s RITUALIZED ABUSE, sanctioned by director Josh Safdie in a toxic quest for authenticity. While O’Leary chillingly admits, “Even now, I’m still pissed,” the industry remains SILENT, casually celebrating such on-set trauma as dedication. It begs the horrifying question: what OTHER acts of violence are being branded as “performance” behind closed studio doors?
As audiences cheer, a generation of actors is being conditioned to believe that REAL PAIN equals great cinema. This grotesque spectacle proves Hollywood doesn’t just sell fiction—it preys on the flesh and spirit of its brightest stars.
Author: Kayitsi.com
