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elliot-wolf - September 27, 2017
If you’re one of those people belonging to a generation that grew up with the “be above the influence” commercials than Kirsten Dunst is considered to be a bad woman in your eyes. While filming her new movie Woodshock she “accidentally” smoked an entire joint. Which is practically impossible to do the same way you accidentally slip and fall into sexual intercourse. Both situations require your fully aware and conscious efforts. But Kirsten is claiming there was real marijuana mixed in with prop marijuana just for laughs by the people who rolled them. So basically she lost a game of Russian reefer roulette that she didn’t know she was playing. Dunst got so high they had to stop filming and send her home.
Dunst had been doing several takes of a scene where her character smokes pot. She hadn't eaten much that day, and she went back to her room to rest. That's when she started to feel like "I was losing my mind." She began pacing and called her director to tell her that she needed to go to the hospital. "I'm shaking. I'm hot. I'm just flipping out," the Spider-Man actress said.
When Kimmel asked how the real pot got there, Dunst said, "Well, they had locals roll the joints for us, and they just threw some in for fun." "I was like crying, laughing, eating a peanut butter sandwich," she later continued. "I couldn't film anymore. They sent me home. I was a total mess. I've never been that stoned in my entire life."
It takes a special breed of person to be a functional pot-head. Marijuana isn’t exactly the best option when you’re trying to remember lines for a movie. Or do anything more productive than overeat. The movie Woodshock is about a woman who is overly paranoid after doing drugs. Kristen really got into character. But I don’t need to pay money for that plot. If I wanted to see paranoid people on drugs I could easily pull into the parking lot of any McDonalds at 2 a.m. and save the price of a movie ticket.
Photo Credit: Backgrid
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