Jason Bateman remembers the deadliest farce he has ever pulled on someone.
The acclaimed actor known for his roles in many films and television shows, recently talked about his experiences on the set of Small house on the meadow.
During an appearance on HotBateman shared a story about being bizarre by his old co-stars of the series. “They pinned me on the ground, rided me with knees on my shoulders and gave me noogies or it doesn’t matter how they call it on my chest,” recalls Bateman.
However, Bateman did not let the incident leave without taking revenge. “I went to makeup and said:” I put a big brand in black and blue on my whole chest “,” he said.
“And then I went to see their parents and I said,” Look at what your children did to me. “And that was good. Bateman could not help smiling while thinking about the farce, saying:” I had the last laugh … I had skills. “
Despite the Tomfoleery on the set, Bateman has always praised the star, director and executive producer of the show, the late Michael Landon.
“Michael Landon was the director, executive producer, star, writer. Everyone loved him,” said Bateman in a previous episode of Conan O’Brien needs a friend. He compared Landon to George Clooney, saying: “His ease with people, with the process, with the company … It was quite inspiring.”
Bateman’s experience on Small house on the meadow had a lasting impact on his career. He started playing in advertisements when he was a child and won his first big role in the program at the age of 11.
Since then, he has accumulated more than 100 actor credits, including his recent Netflix project, Black rabbitnext to Jude law.
