Josh Brolin revealed that he considered leaving the project on the first day of filming Ridley Scott's 'The Dog Stars.' The Oscar-nominated actor portrays the character Bangley, a former sailor, in the post-apocalyptic drama, which will premiere on August 28.

In an interview with Empire magazine, Brolin expressed that Ridley Scott's constant storytelling and lack of focus during rehearsals disturbed him. “I was really scared and went back to call my manager, saying, ‘I want to leave. Something is really wrong here, and I need to get out,’” he said.

This statement represents a significant turning point in Brolin's career. The pressure and uncertainty that come with working with a renowned director highlight the challenges he faces at this stage of his career. Brolin's experience underscores the psychological pressures actors endure on set and the difficulties within the creative process.

While the film presents audiences with a struggle for survival in a post-apocalyptic world, Brolin's experience adds an intriguing layer to the dynamics behind the project.