"Mission: Impossible" Star Rebecca Ferguson Confronts Abusive Co-Star

Actress Rebecca Ferguson is speaking out about a past incident where she clashed with a difficult co-star while filming a movie. In a recent interview, Ferguson revealed that she worked with an "idiot" co-star who made her cry after a verbal altercation on set.

The "Mission: Impossible" star, who will appear in the upcoming Netflix film "A House of Dynamite," recalled the co-star "literally looking at her and saying, 'You call yourself an actor?'" Ferguson demanded the co-star leave the set the next day, saying she was "so scared" but told them to "eff off." She noted that she's aware other people who have worked with this actor have also "had a shitty time."

Despite the tense situation, Ferguson acknowledged that she "was not blameless" and that "it's a really tricky world" when standing up to bullies. She even joked that she would "shove someone under a bus" to make a point.

Elsewhere in the interview, Ferguson reflected on her experience acting alongside Tom Cruise in the "Mission: Impossible" films, describing the top-billed actor as a "man child" but insisting she meant that in a "good way." She detailed the demanding nature of the role, noting the lack of scripts and constant changes to the stunts.

Ferguson's next project is the highly anticipated "Dune: Part Three," where she will reprise her role as Lady Jessica. She described the script as "phenomenal" as they are currently in the middle of shooting.