'You make me sick, you American populist': Ethan Hawke's 'Before Sunrise' co-star refused to film iconic scene until actor used a Genius Pickup Line on her

'You make me sick, you American populist': Ethan Hawke's 'Before Sunrise' co-star refused to film iconic scene until actor used a Genius Pickup Line on her

HomeNews, Other Content'You make me sick, you American populist': Ethan Hawke's 'Before Sunrise' co-star refused to film iconic scene until actor used a Genius Pickup Line on her

Before Sunrise is remembered for its lead pair and great dialogue, almost a scene didn't happen because actress Julie Delpy wasn't convinced.

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One of Hollywood's iconic romantic dramas, the Before Sunrise trilogy is a heartwarming tale of love, hope and self-discovery. The first part of the trilogy, Before Sunrise (1995) stars Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy. The couple made viewers swoon with their on-screen chemistry and tragic romance.

A behind-the-scenes scoop revealed that actress Julie Delpy wasn't convinced about a big scene in the film. Co-star Ethan Hawke had to work hard to convince the actress to go as far as inventing a pick-up line for the same. This was later incorporated into the film's plot, which became a fan favorite.

One of the main plot lines in the movie Before Sunrise involves Ethan Hawke's character Jesse and Celine, played by Julie Delpy, getting off their train in Vienna. The characters were practically strangers and had different destinations in mind, so Delpy wasn't convinced.

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'You make me sick, you American populist': Ethan Hawke's 'Before Sunrise' co-star refused to film iconic scene until actor used a Genius Pickup Line on her.
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