Will Smith admitted his fears that his infamous Oscars slap would jeopardise the success of his latest film, Emancipation. The Hollywood actor, 54, made global headlines after storming the stage at the famous ceremony eight months ago and slapping comedian Chris Rock for a joke made towards Jada Pinkett Smith. He received a 10-year ban from the Academy and resigned from the board after what they labelled "unacceptable and harmful behaviour". But he has now opened up on his worries on how the incident will affect his future work, most notably his new production which is based on the true story of a slave known as 'Whipped Peter' whose scarred back photo showcased the cruelty of slavery to the world. He confessed he is fearful his antics might have hurt the film's chances at bagging top awards as he is unable to pick up any future gongs. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly , the former Fresh Prince star said: "The only discomfort my heart has around that is t...
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