As Hulu’s much-awaited All’s Fair series nears its release date, several behind-the-scenes anecdotes from the set of the legal drama have started to make their way onto the internet. Sarah Paulson, who occupies one of the leading roles in All’s Fair, recently shared one such story about the filming of a particular scene from the show, which concluded with the Ratched star spitting a potato chip on Kim Kardashian’s face.
Sarah Paulson spat a potato chip on Kim Kardashian
During a recent interview with People, the 50-year-old actress revealed that while shooting one of her more intense sequences from All’s Fair alongside Kim Kardashian, she ended up splurting a potato snack she was munching on her co-star’s face.
Paulson noted, “I had to say some really scandalous things in Kim’s face. I did, at one time, spit a potato chip on her. I was in her face screaming, and it was like, ‘Bing!’ I saw it go in her eye.”
Despite playing rivals in the forthcoming series, there seems to be no blood lost between Paulson and Kardashian. As explained by Nicey Nash-Betts, who portrays Emerald Greene in the series, the two shared an extremely friendly bond on set. “Sarah and Kim sometimes could not look at each other without laughing. Once the laughter started, we all knew it was going to be at least 30 minutes before we could even start,” the former Clean House host remarked.
Created by Ryan Murphy, All’s Fair is about a group of high-profile female divorce attorneys who decide to part ways with their powerful but male-dominated firm in order to start their own practice.
While explaining what her upcoming show is all about, Kim stated, “The theme every week is we have a story of a woman going through an unfortunate situation, and we’re there to help her. I think that the moral of this story for us as women is even if you are having a hard time, even if you don’t believe in yourself at that moment, your lawyers are there, your girls are there to pick you up and help you believe in yourself again.”
All’s Fair premieres its first three episodes on Hulu on November 4.
Originally reported by Apoorv Rastogi on Mandatory
