Key Points
Isaacs feared career low playing scientist in Armageddon
Michael Bay questioned his theatrical delivery
Bay later praised his performance
Film starred Bruce Willis and ensemble cast
"I do the one scene in which I speak, and Michael goes, 'Hey, what is that? theatre training?' " recalled Isaacs, adding after listening to the question from Bay, he replied, "I absolutely....myself, obviously, thinking I'm gonna be fired. I'm clearly declaiming all over the place," reported People.
He said he apologised, "And [Michael] goes, 'Is that what they teach you in theatre school?' And I thought, 'Oh my God. This is my worst nightmare,' " Isaacs added, as per the outlet.
"And I scurry over to him, and I go, 'Was that terrible?' He goes, 'No. It was awesome,' " he added.
Led by Bruce Willis, Armageddon follows the story of NASA enlisting a group of oil drillers to fly into space, land on a massive asteroid that's hurtling towards Earth, drill into the rock and insert a nuclear bomb to destroy it. It was a massive hit, reported People.
Jason Isaacs, who played scientist Ronald Quincy, shared, "I remember thinking, 'This is the low point of my career,' " said Isaacs.
"I was playing 'the smartest man on the planet,' as Billy Bob explained to the astronauts what they were gonna do, and I was holding a papier-mache asteroid on a stick, thinking, 'I'm not sure the smart man on the planet will be doing this,' " he continued. " 'Will I ever work again?' That's what I was thinking," he added, reported People.
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