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KYLE MARVIN AND Michael Angelo Covino have been in scraps before. But not for a long time. Or with each other: “And never involving goldfish,” insists Marvin. “Well, I don’t know about never involving goldfish,” jokes his longtime co-writer, co-star and co-producing partner, Covino, reflecting on the real-life rumbles that informed one of the maddest movie fight scenes in recent memory. Early in Splitsville, the pair’s comedy-drama about who sleeps with his best friend's wife, Marvin's dorky teacher character, Carey, comes clean about his actions and a brawl ensues. Cue tumbles down staircases, faces scorched by makeshift blow torches — and yes, aquatic pets put in peril. …
摘自《帝国》(Empire)2026年3月刊,Al Horner。仅引用开头一小段供了解文章,版权归原刊所有,全文请阅读原刊。