Russell Crowe

They all go crazy and stuff like that.

But then I have to put the brakes on.

I put the brakes on and my hamstrings went, I'm lying on the ground, like vibrating.

And my little boy's there and he's only like seven or something at the time.

He's like, hi dad, that was fun.

You know, dad, you know, I couldn't talk.

It was like, oh God, it was like unbelievable, man.

And there was a teacher who'd seen what happened and he went,

hamstrings?

And I said, I think so, man.

And he had some tape.

So I just taped my legs up under my shorts and then he helped me stand up.

I had to get on a plane that night and go back to the film set on Long Island and run to the arc with 5,000 extras, you know, 50 times with, you know, I mean, I think, you know, we, we, we had a

a rain tower set up that's the biggest in the history of cinema for that, you know?

So I'm getting rained on with these gigantic drops.

I've got 5,000 extras around me.

Actually, no, not 5,000.

Maybe about 1,000 extras around me.

And I've got no hamstrings, and the scene requires me to run.

And because I've taken time off the set and everything, I can't tell anybody that I've injured myself.