Maureen Ryan‘s new book, “Burn It Down”, is not only shedding light on the past toxic environment of Lost, but also bringing up an alleged feud between Sleepy Hollow stars Nicole Beharie and Tom Mison.
In the explosive new book, it’s reported that Tom even came up with an iconic show moment so he and Nicole would not have to touch each other during filming.
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Nicole Beharie‘s character was shockingly killed off of the Fox drama Sleepy Hollow in 2016 and now, she’s revealing the backstory of what happened behind the scenes.
“My costar and I were both sick at the same time but I don’t believe that we were treated equally,” Nicole told San Diego Tribune. “He was allowed to go back to England for a month [to recover while] I was given Episode 9 to shoot on my own. So I pushed through it and then by the end of that episode I was in urgent care. And all the doctors, including the doctors that the studio was sending, were all confirming, ‘Hey, she can’t work right now.’”
In another interview, she told the New York Times that production was shut down for 2 weeks but they had her see doctors regularly “to make sure I was actually sick.”
“Months ensued and I got a lawyer. I got my hours down and worked through it,” Nicole added. “But then I developed an autoimmune condition. I had C. difficile, which had me on eight different prescription medications.”
“Sometimes I think that some people I was working with didn’t like that I was unwell but loved by the audience,” she continued. “Everyone of color on that show was seen as expendable and eventually let go.”
She said she “never wanted to talk about this until the resentment and bitterness was out of my system” and was “labeled as problematic and blacklisted by some people.”
“I tried to get work afterwards and people were like, ‘We heard you were difficult.’” she continued, “But no one can say I was late or unprofessional or negative.”
Nicole added that she “lost out on a lot of jobs and opportunities because of how somebody labeled me.”
Find out exactly how Nicole‘s character was shockingly killed off of the show.
Nicole‘s movie Miss Juneteenth is out now.
Sleepy Hollow has officially been cancelled by Fox after four seasons.
The series, which had been reprieved at last-minute in the past, did not get a renewal from the network, according to Deadline.
Sleepy Hollow starred Nicole Beharie until season three, when she was shockingly killed off the show.
The show first aired in the fall of 2013 and was inspired by Washington Irving‘s classic story.
It also starred Tom Mison, Lyndie Greenwood, Lance Gross and Jessica Camacho.
SPOILER ALERT – Do not continue reading if you haven’t yet watched Sleepy Hollow!
The season three finale of FOX’s Sleepy Hollow issued a major plot twist to viewers by killing off one of the show’s main characters.
Sleepy Hollow star Nicole Beharie, who plays Abbie Mills, was shockingly killed off in a moment of sacrifice to bring down villain Pandora.
“The [season] finale featuring the tragic death of Abbie Mills was a very dramatic ending and a bold move for the show, but Sleepy Hollow has always been known for its shocking finales. We feel we provided a wonderfully poignant conclusion for Abbie and showed some of the best moments between the Witnesses that we’ve seen on-screen. We thank Nicole Beharie for bringing Abbie and Sleepy Hollow to life. We are currently discussing season four, and should the series be picked up for another season, we have some exciting scenarios and new avenues we want to explore,” the producers and showrunner told THR.
The show is set to return for a fourth season, according to THR.
Max Brown has joined the cast of Sleepy Hollow for the end of the second season!
The 33-year-old British actor is best known for his work on Showtime’s The Tudors and on The CW’s Beauty and the Beast. He was set to star on the Fox series Hieroglyph, but it was canceled before it ever premiered.
Max will be playing “a powerful and mysterious new ally known, at first, only as Orion�”a charismatic soldier who possesses a game changing weapon,” according to Entertainment Weekly. His character’s debut will come in January.
Pictured inside: Sleepy Hollow actress Lyndie Greenwood attending the Queen Mary Dark Harbor event on Saturday (October 18) in Long Beach, Calif.
Sleepy Hollow television stars Orlando Jones and Lyndie Greenwood pay a visit the actual New York town of Sleepy Hollow to help kick off Halloween season on Friday (September 26).
The hit series returned for season two last week and you can catch new episodes every Monday at 9/8c.
Lyndie is featured on the cover of Ouch magazine’s Fall Fashion issue, which will hit newsstands on October 7.
When asked about how it felt to be cast on the show, Lyndie said “I had seen a trailer for the pilot before I was asked to audition, and I was very excited to watch the show. Then the process of auditioning took quite a while, so by the time I was officially cast, I was ecstatic.”
For more on Lyndie, visit OuchMagazine.com and check out their Twitters at @lyndiegreenwood and @ouchmagazine!
Tom Mison and Nicole Beharie step out in style at Entertainment Weekly’s 2014 Comic-Con Celebration held during 2014 Comic-Con at Float at the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego on Saturday night (July 26) in San Diego, Calif.
The Sleepy Hollow stars were joined at the party by their co-stars John Cho, Orlando Jones, Lyndie Greenwood, Katia Winter, and John Noble.
The day before, the cast hit the stage for the show’s panel after stopping by a fan signing and the Sleepy Hollow Experience.
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