Actors Who Never Recovered From Their Most Distressing Roles

He attempted to return to "business as usual" after filming had ended, but it wasn't that easy. Eventually, Jordan started seeing a therapist to help remove himself from the gloomy mindset.

"I found myself kind of in the routine of being isolated and went out of my way to make sure I was by myself," he continued. "Once I got finished wrapping the movie, it took me some time to talk through how I was feeling and why I was feeling so sad and like, a little bit depressed."

During the filming of The Grinch, Jim Carrey sought counseling from a Navy SEAL to learn torture-resistance techniques in order to handle the extensive makeup.
Hugh Jackman went without water for 36 hours before filming the opening scene of 'Les Miserables.'
Novelist and screenwriter Nick Hornby is brother-in-law to novelist and screenwriter Robert Harris.
Alred Hitchcock’s Psycho was the first American film to show a toilet flushing.

Actors Who Never Recovered From Their Most Distressing Roles

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