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"Obviously, I read the script and was just like, 'That won't be my eye. This is the movies. It'll be a CGI eye,' " the actor recalled thinking
Pete Davidson takes a rare serious role in the horror movie "The Home," in which he encounters some elders with dark secrets.
The comedian stars as a troubled former foster kid who gets a job working at a secret-haunted care center for the elderly.
While promoting his new films “The Home” and “The Pickup,” Pete Davidson went on “Hot Ones” Monday for the second time in his career. Toward the end of the show, host Sean Evans asked Davidson which of his many tattoos were the most painful to put on and take off.
Yes, that is Pete Davidson's actual eye on the poster for the new horror movie 'The Home.' And yes, he almost did 'real damage' to it while shooting it: 'What the hell just happened?'
As a young teen, Davidson — now 31 and expecting his first child — worked as a busboy at a local Italian restaurant DeMonaco frequented. They stayed friends over the years, and when DeMonaco needed a lead for his horror film, he knew Davidson would be right for the role.
Pete Davidson was half a minute from causing serious damage to his eye in order to get a shot for an upcoming horror movie.
Pete Davidson leads a new horror film from the director of The Purge franchise. His latest film, The Home, follows a wayward man taking a new job.
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Pete Davidson, Keke Palmer and Eddie Murphy were in attendance at the red carpet premiere for Amazon MGM Studios' 'The Pickup.'
The director and co-writer of the new horror film 'The Home' discusses the influence of Robert Altman's '3 Women' and plans for the 'Purge' franchise.
James DeMonaco, the creator of the “Purge” franchise, directs Pete Davidson in this horror indictment of the American elder care system.
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