London:
Actress Olivia Wilde says she was scared of being "ripped into half" after filming a scene in her recently released movie Cowboys and Aliens.
The 27-year-old who portrays Ella Swenson in the Western sci-fi movie, was dragged off her horse and into a spaceship in one particular scene, and producers feared it could be a dangerous move to pull off, reported Contactmusic.
"I had a bungee cord attached to a harness around my waist, which yanked me back and into the air. The danger was that I would get stuck in the stirrups and ripped in half, so that was definitely a worry," Wilde said.
However, once the stunt was completed, Wilde who stars opposite Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford in the movie, said she had a lot of fun.
"It was actually lot of fun. It was amazing to be floating above the crew and have this perspective of them as these little ants and see all the canyons around us. It just made me realise how ambitious it was to lug all these giant machines and cameras out into the middle of nowhere to tell a story. It was just really beautiful," she added.
The 27-year-old who portrays Ella Swenson in the Western sci-fi movie, was dragged off her horse and into a spaceship in one particular scene, and producers feared it could be a dangerous move to pull off, reported Contactmusic.
"I had a bungee cord attached to a harness around my waist, which yanked me back and into the air. The danger was that I would get stuck in the stirrups and ripped in half, so that was definitely a worry," Wilde said.
However, once the stunt was completed, Wilde who stars opposite Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford in the movie, said she had a lot of fun.
"It was actually lot of fun. It was amazing to be floating above the crew and have this perspective of them as these little ants and see all the canyons around us. It just made me realise how ambitious it was to lug all these giant machines and cameras out into the middle of nowhere to tell a story. It was just really beautiful," she added.
