Brendan Fraser Has The Sweetest Reaction To Hearing Fans Are ‘Rooting’ For Him
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“Shucks, ma'am,” the overwhelmed actor said to a “Mummy” superfan in a Q&A about his upcoming Martin Scorsese project.
This is as wholesome as “George of the Jungle.” Actor Brendan Fraser — who was an undeniable superstar in the 1990s and early 2000s before his career began to wane — got a little choked up when a fan showered him with support. The actor, 52, recently hosted a virtual meet-and-greet and learned from Lindley Key — who shares cosplay videos on TikTok as “The Mummy” character Evelyn O’Connell (played in the movie by Rachel Weisz) — that people on the social media platform are “rooting” for him.
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