The actor also damaged a $10,000 table while playing the game.
Highlights
- Actor Liam Hemsworth's finger was hurt while he was trying to impress fans by playing a daring game of Five Finger Fillet in front of them.
- The 23-year-old was part of a press show for his forthcoming movie The Hunger Games: Catching Fire when he accidentally struck his finger while playing the game in which a player places his palm down, spreads his fingers and attempts to stab in between the spaces with a sharp object, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
- In the process, Hemsworth also damaged a $10,000 table.
- Talking about the incident on a chat show, Hemsworth said: "It was the first stop we did on The Hunger Games press tour and I wanted to impress everyone and I'd had a couple of drinks. I missed a little bit on the little pinky - see the black dot? Apparently it was a $10,000 table as well that I ruined."
- The actor believed he would never go wrong with it.
- "I used to do it a lot in science class when I was in high school - I didn't love science class. So I'd sit there in this class and use my pen to do this," said Hemsworth.
- "You start with a pen and work your way up to a knife," he added.
Actor Liam Hemsworth's finger was hurt while he was trying to impress fans by playing a daring game of Five Finger Fillet in front of them.
The 23-year-old was part of a press show for his forthcoming movie
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire when he accidentally struck his finger while playing the game in which a player places his palm down, spreads his fingers and attempts to stab in between the spaces with a sharp object, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
In the process, Hemsworth also damaged a $10,000 table.
Talking about the incident on a chat show, Hemsworth said: "It was the first stop we did on
The Hunger Games press tour and I wanted to impress everyone and I'd had a couple of drinks. I missed a little bit on the little pinky - see the black dot? Apparently it was a $10,000 table as well that I ruined."
The actor believed he would never go wrong with it.
"I used to do it a lot in science class when I was in high school - I didn't love science class. So I'd sit there in this class and use my pen to do this," said Hemsworth.
"You start with a pen and work your way up to a knife," he added.