What movie was Jodie Foster filming when she was attacked?
She was filming the 1972 Disney movie "Napoleon and Samantha."
Entertainment / Celebrity News
Jodie Foster recounts a terrifying incident from her childhood when she was attacked by a lion on the set of a Disney movie.
In a recent interview, Jodie Foster shared a harrowing experience from her early acting career. While filming "Napoleon and Samantha," a Disney movie released in 1972, she was unexpectedly attacked by a lion. Foster described the lion picking her up, shaking her, and ultimately dropping her, leaving her with puncture wounds.
The incident occurred between takes, so it wasn't captured on film. Foster recalls the crew fleeing in fear, but a trainer managed to get the lion to release her. Remarkably, after recovering from her injuries, Foster returned to the set and continued working on the film, even interacting with the same lion. She recounted a particularly tense moment when she had to carry a rooster near the lion, leading to another scare. This story highlights the potential dangers faced by child actors, as well as Foster's resilience and dedication to her craft.
She was filming the 1972 Disney movie "Napoleon and Samantha."
She was around eight years old.
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