Actress Amy Schumer has revealed she had to shut down production on a film for a week after she got bronchitis.
The 35-year-old "Trainwreck" star was filming with Goldie Hawn in Hawaii when the respiratory disease struck, forcing producers to cancel filming for seven days as she recovered in hospital, reported Female First.
"I just finished filming a movie, I was in Hawaii all summer with Goldie Hawn... I got really sick there. I got bronchitis, and I was exhausted, I was in the hospital, we had to stop shooting for a whole week.
"It was rock bottom. I couldn't speak. I coughed so hard I fractured my own ribs. So, that still kind of smarts," she said.
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