During an episode of his podcast "one bad movie"Steven Baldwin discussed his short time for a set of "victims of war" with guest Jameimi Kennedy, revealing that John Penn had ordered his friends to avoid Michael J. Fox off the camera. "We can't be friends with Mike Fox," Penn told them. "Our characters, we hate him. So you have to hate him with me. Do what I tell you."

However, Baldwin did not adhere. As the actor told Kennedy, "after John Penn told Steven Baldwin from Massapeca," don't talk to Mike Fox "... The first thing I did was (Tell Mike Fox)," Hey, I thought you were great in "family relationships". (Baldwin also talked about this incident on his Instagram.)

Causing static with one of his generation's most famous actors was probably not wise, but provided Baldwin's memories are true, I'm pretty sure I know what he got 86 of the "victims of war". Later in the interview, Baldwin said he had a problem with Penn to cheat his ranks during the takeover, so he demanded that De Palma be reduced. "You don't shorten my camera," De Palma said. After apologizing, Baldwin then asked De Palma if Penn would continue to speak his dialogue in this way. This angered his director, who entered the actor's face and shouted, "You don't ask what John will do! Do you understand me?"

A week later, Baldwin was summoned to a meeting with producer Art Linson, who informed the actor that he would be fired and would be on a plane at home later that night. When Baldwin said he should return to his hotel room and pack his job, Linson replied: "Everything in your room is already packaged."

Baldwin's loss was a boon for Johnon F. Rili, who took over the role of the private first class of slow-alert Herbert Hutcher. This was the first voice role of the future Academy Award in a film, and he absolutely nails the part. As for Baldwin, he had a successful career and appeared in some good movies (eg it is difficult to believe that a boy who would ask Legend like Brian de Palma To reduce the download, do not book respectable work nowadays.