Stephen Baldwin Says He Was Fired From a Jennifer Aniston Movie for This Shocking Reason: I Was "Castrated Comedically"

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Stephen Baldwin Says He Was Fired From a Jennifer Aniston Movie for This Shocking Reason: I Was "Castrated Comedically"

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Stephen Baldwin is opening up about the "awkward" moment he was allegedly fired from a movie for being "funnier" than co-star Jennifer Aniston.

Baldwin, 60, shared the story during the June 14 episode of his podcast "One Bad Movie" while discussing working with Aniston alongside guest TJ Miller.

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"It was when I was really young—coming up," Baldwin, the dad of Hailey Bieber, began before revealing that the film was the The Object of My Affection, which was released in 1998. "I auditioned to play the sidekick, almost boyfriend of Jennifer Aniston.

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