Ronda during the recording of “The Expendables 3”. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook
Dividing his time in recent months between cinema and the Octagon, Ronda Rousey seems to be having difficulty separating his behavior in both areas of activity. The muse, who was part of the stellar cast of the recently released “The Expendables 3”, sharing the scene with several action film stars under the command of Sylvester Stallone, was accused by the film's director, Patrick Hughes, of having fractured a from his ribs during his first recordings. The act would have been the result of the blonde's nervousness about her first work on the big screen.
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“I remember that, in the first scene we recorded with Ronda, I was beaten. Her first time in front of a camera was a scene with Sly (Stallone) in a bar and she was really nervous. I went over there and said, 'Well, what do you do before a big fight.' And she said, 'I like sparring in my room. To get rid of the nervousness'. So I said, 'Do you need to hit something? Let's find something for you to hit.' And she replied: 'But I want to hit you'. She then arrived: 'Raise your arms'. I was just thinking, 'Ronda is really about to do this.' I put my hands up and she went and 'BOOM'! The next day, I was getting dressed and my kids were there right away. Then my seven-year-old daughter said, 'What is this?' And I saw that there was a big purple mark. I had broken a rib. And I replied: 'I was beaten by an actress'”, said Hughes, in an interview with the website “Hitfix”, reproduced by the North American channel “FOX Sports”.
Despite the director's accusation and the wealth of details in the story told, Ronda denied the version presented by him. "No! He didn't break his rib. I didn't hit anything hard. I thought it would be like a new kid in high school when you walk into the cafeteria and everyone is like, 'Hey, you can't sit there.' That's what I thought when I walked in, that they would be thinking, 'This girl? She's not even an actress. She's not even a guy', or something like that. I didn't know what to expect, so I expected the worst. And yes, I ended up feeling like a teddy bear when I actually showed up. Everyone was so welcoming and caring. All of them, really, I felt, went out of their way to make me feel comfortable and I couldn't have asked for a better first project to be on. I would be more uncomfortable if I was in 'Sex and the City 4'. So, I'm really very happy', said the muse.
Watch the trailer for “The Expendables 3” below, with Ronda Rousey:
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