Veteran actor James Caan has confessed that he was once completely out of it during the filming of Rob Reiner-helmed 'Misery'.
While playing tribute to Reiner at the 41st Chaplin Award gala, Caan said that after a night of heavy drinking in 1990, Reiner told him that he would have to reshoot his scenes because of "a problem at the lab," the New York Post reported.
Caan said that when he realised that the re-shoot happened because he was hung-over during the first shoot, he felt so bad that he offered to pay for a lost day of filming.
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