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Sarah Michelle Gellar said her husband Freddie Prinze Jr. hadn’t seen a movie with her in 15 years.
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The actress revealed on Friday’s “The Graham Norton Show” that she ruined “The Sixth Sense” for him.
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Gellar shared the story with fellow guest M. Night Shyamalan, who directed and wrote the film.
Sarah Michelle Gellar has said she won’t see a movie with her husband in 15 years because Freddie Prinze Jr. ruined a part of ‘The Sixth Sense’ for him.
According to Entertainment Weeklythe actress is Guest appearance on The Graham Norton Show On Friday while promoting her new Paramount+ show “The Wolfpack,” which premiered on the streaming service Thursday. We talked about how filmmakers hate spoilers.
“I was being interviewed today for the new movie ‘Knock at the Cabin,’ and they were like, ‘When can we talk about the ending of this movie,'” Shyamalan said. “I was like, ‘Never. Never in this lifetime.'”
Gellar then asked if she could tell him “the most embarrassing story ever” about her own issues with spoilers that seemed to surprise Shyamalan.
“About 20 minutes into the movie, I said something. As if it popped up, ‘Oh, is that…?’ talked about “And my husband hasn’t seen a movie with me for 15 years.”
“Of course,” Shyamalan replied jokingly.
We didn’t see the movie together Geller and Prinze They have co-starred in several films.
The couple met on the set of the 1997 horror film I Know What You Did Last Summer and played Fred and Daphne in the live-action version of “Scooby-Doo” before marrying in Mexico in 2002.
They worked on several other projects during their marriage, including “Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed,” “Happily N’Ever After,” and the second season of the animated TV series “Star Wars Rebels.”
After celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary in September 2022, Gellar delved into radio host Howard Stern and told Prinze in a pre-wedding interview that their union “won’t last.”
“What do you think? I think you owe us,” the “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” star told Stern on his Instagram story. According to people.
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