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Mark Wahlberg Regrets Working On This Infamous Sci-Fi Thriller
SlashFilmStory by staff@slashfilm.com (Kieran Fisher)
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Tinseltown superstar Mark Wahlberg spills the tea on the disastrous sci-fi flick he wishes he'd never touched.
beat sheet
- Wahlberg calls his role in the 2003 bomb 'The Happening' his 'biggest regret' - the thriller reportedly only made $64 million worldwide on a $48 million budget.
- The actor says he's learned his lesson: 'I won't do movies just because the money's good. I have to have faith in the script.'
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Mark Wahlberg, The Happening