Rene Russo's Hands Tied During 'Major League' Filming Due to Expressive Gestures

Director David S. Ward shares the unique challenge of managing Russo's dynamic hand movements on set.

Rene Russo had her hands tied down during her first scene in 'Major League' due to her expressive hand movements, a trait attributed to her Italian heritage.
Director David S. Ward shared the anecdote, revealing that Russo's dynamic hand gestures were a challenge during filming.
The incident marked Russo's breakout role in the 1989 baseball comedy, where she starred opposite Charlie Sheen.
Russo, who began her career as a model, transitioned to acting with 'Major League,' a move that boosted her confidence in her acting abilities.
The story highlights Russo's journey from modeling to becoming a successful actress, featuring in films like 'Get Shorty' and 'The Thomas Crown Affair.'