Seth Meyers Outs Andy Samberg as a ‘Bad Person’ to Florence Pugh: ‘Are You Surprised to Find Out?’
"Everybody who works with him is like 'He's lovely,'" the NBC host mourns The post Seth Meyers Outs Andy Samberg as a ‘Bad Person’ to Florence Pugh: ‘Are You Surprised to Find Out?’ appeared first on TheWrap .
During a recent appearance on "Late Night with Seth Meyers," actress Florence Pugh revealed that her co-star Andy Samberg had been cruel to her late dog, Frisbee. While promoting her new series "East of Eden" on the show, Pugh discussed the grueling schedule ahead of her, including the upcoming "Dune: Part Three" and "Avengers: Doomsday."
Meyers pointed out that neither of these projects required a late-night promotion, and instead, he brought up Samberg, noting that those who worked with him described him as "lovely." However, Meyers went on to reveal that he personally knew Samberg to be a "bad person." The reason, according to Meyers, was Samberg's well-documented cruelty towards Frisbee.
Samberg had a long-standing grudge against the deceased dog, openly insulting him during filming. Pugh, who had never met Frisbee herself, was aware of the stories about her co-star's treatment of the animal. When asked if she was surprised to learn of Samberg's treatment of Frisbee, Pugh joked that it was all Samberg would talk about between takes.
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