STEPHEN BALDWIN CLAIMS HE WAS FIRED FROM ROM-COM FOR BEING 'FUNNIER' THAN JENNIFER ANISTON. (PHOTO).

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 Stephen Baldwin claims he was fired from rom-com for being 'funnier' than Jennifer Aniston Stephen Baldwin recently revealed that he was originally cast in the 1998 romantic comedy The Object of My Affection but was dismissed early in production. On his podcast One Bad Movie, Baldwin explained he had been chosen to play Vince McBride, the boyfriend of Jennifer Aniston’s character Nina Borowski.  However, after just two days on set, a producer told him there was a “problem”  specifically, that he was “funnier than Jennifer,” which they felt undermined the film’s dynamic. Baldwin described the criticism as both shocking and humiliating, likening it to being “mauled in the face by a wolverine.” He said he tried to tone down his comedic delivery but was ultimately cut from the project and told to go home.  The role eventually went to actor John Pankow, while Aniston starred opposite Paul Rudd, who played her gay roommate George. Baldwin emphasized he wasn’t sharing the ...

BEYONCE 32,SHARES PHOTO OF BEACH DAY WITH BLUE IVY AND OTHER PHOTOS OF HER.

Beyonce holds daughter Blue Ivy at the beach.Beach time: Beyonce added this photograph of herself in a bathing suit in front of a glorious blue seaShowing her support: This picture was likely taken during Beyonce's recent concert tour of BrazilNothing but a fur coat protects the blonde beauty's modesty in this photographBombshell: With her hair up and covered up in a coat, Beyonce is virtually unrecognisable Doting parents: Beyonce and Jay-Z welcomed daughter Blue Ivy in January 2012 and the couple are completely smitten with the totDaddy's girl: Blue looks to be the spitting image of her father Jay-Z

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