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 ...

UPDATE: LAOS CAVE RESCUE: ONE VILLAGER FREED AS DIVERS CONTINUE EFFORT TO REACH OTHERS TRAPPED BY FLOODING FOR 10 DAYS. (PHOTO).


 Laos cave rescue: One villager freed as divers continue effort to reach others trapped by flooding for 10 days

 

One villager has been rescued from a flooded cave in Laos as divers continue a complex operation to reach and extract multiple people who have been trapped underground for 10 days, officials said Friday.

Rescue teams said the man was pulled from the cave after being among five villagers who were initially located but still required extraction. Officials confirmed he is in stable condition and will be transported to a hospital for further evaluation, with medical checks ongoing.

Authorities said six villagers remain inside the cave system in Xaisomboun province. Four of those individuals have been found but have not yet been brought out, while two others remain unaccounted for as search and rescue efforts continue.

The group entered the cave on May 19 in search of gold when heavy rainfall triggered flash flooding that cut off the exit, according to officials. One villager managed to escape before the entrance became impassable and alerted authorities.

By Wednesday, rescue teams had located five of the trapped villagers, who were reported to be alive and in relatively stable condition but stranded in tight, water-filled passages with limited space to move.

Divers from Laos, Thailand, and other countries have been deployed to assist in the operation, with teams describing the cave as extremely narrow and requiring specialized divers to navigate the conditions. Rescuers have also been using drills and water pumps in an effort to lower water levels and improve access.

Officials said water levels inside the cave have begun to drop, raising cautious optimism as crews continue working to reach everyone still inside.


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