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In a shocking revelation that has sent waves through Hollywood, actor Jim Caviezel turned down a lucrative payday to avoid working with iconic actor Robert De Niro. Caviezel didn’t hold back, calling De Niro a “horrible, ungodly little man,” sparking intense debate and controversy.

Fans of Caviezel praise his decision, viewing it as a stand for personal integrity and moral values. They admire his willingness to forgo a significant financial gain to stay true to his beliefs and principles.

On the other hand, supporters of De Niro are outraged by Caviezel’s comments, defending the legendary actor’s contributions to cinema and questioning the motives behind such a public denunciation. They argue that professional disagreements should not be aired so publicly and that De Niro’s reputation as a consummate actor should not be tarnished by personal opinions.

This clash has ignited discussions about the complexities of Hollywood relationships, professional ethics, and the impact of personal beliefs on career decisions. The industry is abuzz with speculation about the potential fallout and the future projects of both actors.

Caviezel’s bold statement and refusal to collaborate with De Niro highlight the often unseen personal dynamics and moral considerations that influence Hollywood careers, adding another layer of intrigue to the lives of these famous figures.

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