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Actress's near-death flight mirrors film role
15 Oct
Summary
- Rosalind Eleazar experienced an emergency landing due to critical oil shortage.
- The actress felt a premonition about a 'messy' flight due to extensive travel.
- Eleazar portrays a troubled star in the new drama 'Misty Green'.

Actress Rosalind Eleazar recently experienced a harrowing emergency landing in Kansas due to a critical oil shortage on her flight from New York to Los Angeles. The captain revealed the plane was operating with minimal oil, a situation that echoed Eleazar's spiritual premonition about a potentially "messy" flight during her promotional travels.
Eleazar, known for her roles in "The Personal History of David Copperfield" and "Slow Horses," stars as the title character in the new drama "Misty Green." She plays Misty, a once-celebrated actress whose career has been derailed by substance abuse and professional missteps.
In contrast to her character's defiant attitude, Eleazar presented as laid-back and charming during a recent interview. She discussed her past attempts at psychic persuasion and her intuitive connection to her current experiences, highlighting a personal side far removed from Misty's troubled persona.