Maluma remembers that in the first scene he shot in Marry Me with Owen Wilson, when the latter had not yet met him. The worst of all is that she had to yell in his face “a lot of rudeness.”
“And when the scene ended I apologized and told him that wasn’t Maluma. He came, gave me a hug and said that everything was fine, that it was obviously part of the performance and that he liked how I had done the first scene, “he explained.
Even so, Maluma took the opportunity to make it clear that although he plays a world star in the film, his personality in real life is not as similar to your Bastian’s.
“He’s a bit of a ‘douchebag’ and makes mistakes that are on another level. I’m not saying I’m a perfect man”, he joked.
While the Colombian got used to separating his character from real life, he had the help of López, who dominates the worlds of music and cinema and, in addition, he had collaborated with Maluma on songs such as “Lonely” and “Pa Ti”, the latter included in the soundtrack of the film.
In fact, before the pandemic, a group of lucky people witnessed the recording of one of the scenes during a Maluma concert at Madison Square Garden in New York, where he brought J.Lo up in a surprise appearance.
“No one was expecting it, we started singing and It was a very beautiful moment because not everyone has the fortune to do a concert and at the same time be filming a movie”, he recalled.
Read More about Maluma:
In Hollywood: A Maluma would like to be the first Latino Batman or James Bond