James Stewart was so 'visibly aroused' by famous co-star the director had to stop filming

Bruce Willis has been one of Hollywood's most beloved actors for decades, and it appears his charm isn't reserved for on screen or public appearances.MORE: Bruce Willis and Emma Heming turn heads with 'sizzling' throwback photoshootThe star announced his retirement earlier this year, citing a recent aphasia diagnosis as the reason for stepping back from Hollywood and acting.However, he still has some projects that haven't been released or wrapped up production just yet, and as fans and celebrities alike look back on his storied career, one co-star who worked in one of his very last projects is opening up about what the experience was really like.WATCH: Bruce's wife Emma Heming Willis revealed how she copes with her 'paralyzing grief' amid her husband's aphasia diagnosisMORE: Bruce Willis dances with daughter Mabel in adorable new videoSpeaking with People Magazine, Bruce's Wire Room co-star Oliver Trevena had nothing but praise for him.Admitting that it was always a dream of his to work alongside him, he said: "He's an icon in the action world, in the movie world.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Italian director Stefano Sollima, who is known in Hollywood for “Sicario: Day of the Soldado,” “Without Remorse” and TV show “Gomorrah,” is back behind camera on a contemporary Rome-set crimer titled “Adagio.” Shooting started Sept. 5 on “Adagio” which features an ensemble cast of Italian A-listers comprising Pierfrancesco Favino (“Nostalgia”), Toni Servillo (“The Great Beauty”), Valerio Mastandrea (“Perfect Strangers”) and Adriano Giannini (“The Ties”). “I am eager and full of enthusiasm about finally returning to depict my city after all these years. Rome has changed, and so have I,” Sollima said in a statement for Variety. He went on to describe “Adagio” as a dark story of revenge and redemption, which will be the last chapter of my Roman criminal trilogy.”

Christopher Vourlias On the eve of the 79th Venice Film Festival, where his powerful Ukraine war documentary “Freedom on Fire: Ukraine’s Fight for Freedom” will premiere out of competition on Sept. 7, Oscar-nominated filmmaker Evgeny Afineevsky was in a frantic race against time. Footage was still being shot in Ukraine into the second week of August, with Afineevsky only completing the film on Aug. 31 — the same day that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the A-list celebrities and foreign press at the festival’s opening ceremony, urging the world not to forget the war in Ukraine with the impassioned plea: “Don’t turn your back to us.”

Another Boy Meets World actor who had trouble with co-stars?!

Sean Connery's 92nd birthday. The actor, who was born in 1930, made a name for himself in Hollywood for playing James Bond in seven films over three decades. He kicked off his 007 tenure in 1962 with Dr No.

Mark Wahlberg is one of the most established and well-known actors in Hollywood, consistently producing big box office draws and even being a two-time Oscar nominee.MORE: Mark Wahlberg shares rare picture of all four children for heartfelt reasonWhile many of his fans are aware of his early troubles and incidents as well as his break into the industry with Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch.VIDEO: Mark Wahlberg's brother Donnie pens tribute to beloved pet dogHowever, many often forget that he comes from a big family that includes several other famous stars as well.The actor was born the youngest of nine siblings, having three older sisters and five older brothers, with the latter mostly entering show business as well.RELATED: I tried Mark Wahlberg’s intense workout routine and was left exhaustedWhile the eldest of the siblings, Debbie, unfortunately passed away in 2003, his other sisters, Michelle and Tracey, have stayed away from the spotlight.His brothers Arthur and Robert ventured into acting as well, often collaborating on projects with Mark, with Robert in particular boasting credits like Southie and Mystic River.

Sean Connery's 92nd birthday. The actor, who was born in 1930, made a name for himself in Hollywood for playing James Bond in seven films over three decades. He kicked off his 007 tenure in 1962 with Dr No.

Steve Carell is weighing in on the possibility of making some sort of return to in season three.The celebrated star walked the carpet at the premiere of his new drama at NeueHouse Los Angeles in Hollywood on Tuesday, and he spoke with ET's Will Marfuggi about his new series — as well as the possibility of some involvement in his previous series,, during it's forthcoming third season.While Carell's character had a rather definitive exit from the show, some fans have speculated that he might appear in flashback — although the star says he doesn't think it's likely.«I doubt it, but really, who knows?» Carell said with a smile. «That was a lot of fun to work on.

Jennifer Lopez is celebrating her love with Ben Affleck. over the weekend with a three-day wedding bash.   The pair first tied the knot in a surprise Las Vegas wedding last month, but now they're hosting an event for friends and family.  Prior to walking down the aisle to marry Affleck, the "Marry Me" actress, 53, had several high-profile romances. She's been married four times and dated several of the biggest names in Hollywood.

Plastic surgery, fillers and injectables are not just for the women in Hollywood. Joe Jonas recently said men should not be faced with a negative stigma if they decide to have work done.

Zack Sharf Joe Keery is part of one of the world’s biggest television series, “Stranger Things.” He’s also starred in Hollywood tentpoles like “Free Guy” and has a burgeoning music career under the name Djo, and yet all anyone wants to talk to the 30-year-old performer about is his hair. Keery’s locks have been all the rage for six years and counting thanks to his beloved role as Steve Harrington on “Stranger Things.” But now, the actor has had enough.“It’s really ridiculous. It’s not something I have control over,” Keery told The Daily Beast about the non-stop focus on his hair.

Colleagues, friends and others in Hollywood are paying tribute to Anne Heche, who was declared brain dead this week, but remains on life support following her horrific car crash in Los Angeles. As reports emerged that Heche would not survive and will be taken off life support, messages of love and appreciation for the Emmy-winning actor began to pour in.

Steve Martin's time in Hollywood is winding down. The legendary actor told  that, after starring in his Hulu series, he's done seeking out TV shows, movies and even cameos.In the new cover story for the publication, the 76-year-old opened up about his acting future while discussing his latest live show,, starring him and his longtime pal Martin Short.«We were very happy just doing the live show,» Martin said. «There may be a natural end to that — somebody gets sick, somebody just wears out — but I wouldn't do it without Marty.

Clayton Davis It wasn’t a great week for Latinos in Hollywood, but I’m sure many of you knew that already.Between Warner Bros. axing the release of “Batgirl” starring Leslie Grace, HBO Max canceling the coming-of-age comedy TV series “The Gordita Chronicles” and James Franco being cast as Cuban dictator Fidel Castro in an upcoming feature, Latinos are being mercilessly discarded and overlooked in the entertainment business. Worse yet, not many seem to care.Warner Bros.

After expressing his outrage over James Franco being cast as Fidel Castro in the independent feature drama Alina of Cuba, Primetime Emmy winner John Leguizamo has expounded on his stance regarding Hollywood casting non-Latinos in Latino roles. Specifically, in an Instagram post earlier today, he says “Alright, look, I got no problems with James Franco, yo, OK?” while explaining, “I grew up in a era where Latin people couldn’t play Latin people on film.”

James Franco will be playing former Cuban leader Fidel Castro in an upcoming movie and his casting has drawn criticism from the Latinx community, including from actor John Leguizamo.