Neve Campbell revealed she was as soon as attacked by a bear on a film set.
Campbell, who was 17 on the time of bear assault, recalled the story throughout Thursday's look on "The Kelly Clarkson Show."
"I was playing this role where she's 'one with the animals,' and there was a scene where I was getting chased by a bear," Campbell, now 48, instructed Kelly Clarkson. "They brought this bear on set, and they first gave me this big bottle of Coke to feed it."
After feeding the bear, the crew had one other thought for Campbell and the animal.
Neve Campbell recalled surviving a bear assault throughout a latest look on 'The Kelly Clarkson Present.'
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"They said dip your hand in honey and just run," she recalled. "And when you get to the tree over there, turn your hand out and feed the bear."
"I dipped my hand in honey and I run to this rock and I turn around, and I put my hand out, and the bear is not slowing down, and he's not coming for my hand."
As an alternative of consuming the honey off her hand, Campbell claimed the bear grabbed her by the leg.
Campbell was 17 years previous on the time of the assault.
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"He grabs me by the leg, and he pulls me through the forest," the actress mentioned. "My mother was visiting set, and she's screaming. The whole crew is frozen because nobody can believe what's happening. All I can think to say is, 'He's biting me,' like it's not obvious."
Campbell revealed she was rescued from the bear as soon as a wrangler started throwing rocks on the animal.
The movie crew had requested Campbell to place honey on her hand and run from the bear.
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After Campbell completed her story, Clarkson commented on the "insane things" that occur to actors.
"It's so silly, but we get asked to do silly things," Campbell concluded.
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