| With
Bruce Willis playing his backup, Haley makes someone an
offer he can't refuse in this scene from the young stars
next challenging role as Poco Corleone in "Godfather
IV: The Littlest Don"
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| Helen
Hunt and Kevin Spacy prepare to do their part in the first
annual "Toss Haley for Charity" benefit. "It's
sort of a natural reaction when you first meet him"
says Hunt who came up with the idea while filming the famous
slapping scene from PIF. "He's so cute and little and
so damned precocious you just wanna pick him up and toss
him across the room. We figured people would pay to see
that." Proceeds will go to help dramatically challenged
thespians across the country. |
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| "Yeah,
that's right, a robot that can dream, that's what
I said. Why? You got a problem with that? Maybe you have
a better idea? Or maybe you think you want a piece of me?
Well here I am... bring it on!" William Hurt says as
he improvises a much more confrontational Alan Hobby in
a scene that was cut from the final version of the film. |
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| “You
are forgiven,” Haley tells a kneeling group of Osmenites.
The young actor was initially distressed at the strange
cult of zealous worshippers that had begun to follow him
around, chanting his name, worshipping him and offering
to do his every bidding, but as time passed the idea grew
on him. |
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