SHOCK! Bodies Of Frozen Lovebirds Found On Set Of Chris Pratt’s Movie In Iceland

BREAKING! Hollywood actor Chris Pratt today found himself at the center of attention as he recently went on record to claim that two frozen bodies who reportedly disappeared decades ago were recently found on the Icelandic glacier where he was filming for The Tomorrow War.

It was such a heart-rending moment as Chris revealed the story of the lovebirds who were pulled from the ice after more than 80 years.

In an episode of Ellen DeGeneres broadcasting on Wednesday, the actor said that the bodies of two hikers were discovered in a glacier just a few weeks before he started shooting for The Tomorrow War.

He said,

However, as per an Icelandic reporter, local police couldn’t confirm the claim of Jurassic World star. The police officer said he doesn't recognize this issue though the story of Chris is good. Meanwhile, another officer told an Icelandic daily newspaper that he’s not aware of this. One even compared it to an exciting movie script.

In fact, earlier in 2017, the bodies of two people named Francine Dumoulin and Marcelin were also found in a glacier of the Swiss Alps, 75 years after the couple reportedly went missing. They had not been seen since the year 1942.

On the work front, The Tomorrow War is slated to hit the theaters this Christmas and will be featuring Chris Pratt in this military sci-fi movie under the helm of director Adam McKay.  The actor will share the screen space with J.K. Simmons, Yvonne Strahovski, Betty Gilpin and Mary Lynn Rajskub.

Not just this Pratt is soon to be seen in the forthcoming addition to the Jurrasic World franchise. It’s all set to release summer of 2021.

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