Amy Adams broke down in tears during her appearance on 'Inside the Actors Studio' when the conversation turned to late actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, it has been revealed.
Sources told Us Magazine that the Oscar nominated star started sobbing and couldn't finish most of her sentences after host James Lipton asked about working with Hoffman on 'Doubt' and 'The Master'.
Insiders revealed that Adams talked about how the 46-year-old star was the greatest actor she had worked with, and couldn't even tell stories about him without crying.
Insiders added that Adams pulled out of additional television appearances so she would not have to speak about her late friend.
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