An uncontrollable nose bleeding on the set of “Severance” forced the star of the series, Adam Scott, to reassure the casting that he did not take cocaine.
Victim of a hemorrhage of nasal cavities in the middle of filming, Adam Scott had to reassure his partners of “Severance”, who were mistaken about the cause of this bleeding.
Passing through the Seth Meyers program as part of the promotion of season 2 of the series, the actor told how he had to convince them that he did not consume cocaine. Without saying more, Adam Scott revealed that during the shooting of season 2, he had undergone a “concussion at some point”, and explained that a nose bleeding had occurred.
“Shortly after, I started bleeding from the nose and it didn’t stop,” he said. “No matter what we were doing, we couldn’t stop bleeding. It was disgusting and frustrating, but also, when there is an actor who has his nose who does not stop bleeding, it is obviously cocaine, right? We all know it, “he said while having fun. Nasal drugs take the mucous membrane and can cause bleeding.
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To let people know the casting that it was not a drug taking, he admitted that he “overcompensored in a way and made far too many jokes about cocaine, trying to reassure everyone on The fact that it was not cocaine ”. “But, at the end of the day, everyone thought it was because of that,” he said.
Emergency switch
The bleeding having become uncontrollable, he finally had to go to the emergency room, where he had to be “cauterized the inside of the nose”. The host Seth Meyers then showed the public a photo of him undergoing the intervention, taken by the director Ben Stiller. “I asked the doctor:” Is it going to hurt? ” And he replied: “Yes, but the most difficult is the extreme feeling of having pepper in the nose”, “said the actor. “It hurt me, but I also felt like I had a ton of pepper inside. And he said to me: “Do not nod. You can’t sneeze!” “
Adam Scott is the star of the series “Severance” alongside John Turturro, Zach Cherry, Britt Lower, Tramell Tillman, Patricia Arquette and Christopher Walken. Designed by Ben Stiller, the dramatic science fiction comedy follows the life of employees who have undergone an intervention so that their personal life is strictly separated from their professional life. Since January 17, new episodes have been broadcast on Friday on Apple TV+.
