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Simpson's wrong cue
Showbiz
13:30 03 August 2005
Jessica Simpson accidentally attacked a man with a pool cue on the set of her new movie after mistaking him for a stuntman.
The pop babe, 25, who plays Daisy Duke in 'The Dukes of Hazzard', was required to break the cue by whipping it across a man's back repeatedly.
Unfortunately, the blonde started attacking the wrong person.
She revealed in a TV interview on the 'David Letterman Show': "I got to kick the poop out of somebody. I thought he was a stunt guy and the stick would break.
"I was like: 'Oh gosh, this is the last shot! I have to break it!' so I ended up losing my mind. I just started attacking him and he had welts all over his back.
"It finally broke. I kept hitting him until it did."
Meanwhile, the singer has credited her hit TV reality show with "making" her acting career.
The singer-turned-actress claims it was thanks to 'Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica' that she landed her first ever movie role.
She added: "It made my career. I was already an established singer, but this took me to the level I always wanted to be at."
(c) BANG Media International
The pop babe, 25, who plays Daisy Duke in 'The Dukes of Hazzard', was required to break the cue by whipping it across a man's back repeatedly.
Unfortunately, the blonde started attacking the wrong person.
She revealed in a TV interview on the 'David Letterman Show': "I got to kick the poop out of somebody. I thought he was a stunt guy and the stick would break.
"I was like: 'Oh gosh, this is the last shot! I have to break it!' so I ended up losing my mind. I just started attacking him and he had welts all over his back.
"It finally broke. I kept hitting him until it did."
Meanwhile, the singer has credited her hit TV reality show with "making" her acting career.
The singer-turned-actress claims it was thanks to 'Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica' that she landed her first ever movie role.
She added: "It made my career. I was already an established singer, but this took me to the level I always wanted to be at."
(c) BANG Media International
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