Jamie Dornan admits he once spat in someone’s drink when working as a bartender

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Jamie Dornan has admitted he once spat in a man’s drink whereas working as a bartender years in the past.

The star of The Tourist and Belfast, 41, made the confession whereas consuming spicy rooster wings on YouTube interview sequence Hot Ones.

He advised host Sean Evans that, in his twenties and throughout his pre-fame days working in a pub in London – the Tattersalls Tavern in Knightsbridge – he secretly gobbed in a impolite buyer’s drink.

“There was a guy who used to come in,” he stated, describing him as a man with “horrible floppy blonde curtains”. “Honestly, I can close my eyes now and I can picture this prick’s face…

“He used to come in and click his fingers at me. Listen, I’m about to admit something I’m ashamed of, but a couple times, I spat in his drink.”

Clearly having fun with the reminiscence, Dornan added: “He always order a gin and tonic, so you could sort of mix your spit in quite easily. I mean, that’s what you get if you click your fingers at another human being. Sorry, I don’t care. I just sat in glee while I watched him drink my saliva.”

He known as it “one of my proudest moments”.

Before Dornan grew to become an actor, starring in large franchise films such as Fifty Shades of Grey acclaimed BBC drama The Fall, he labored as a mannequin and a bartender.

In a latest interview with The Independent, Dornan opened up about how director Sam Taylor-Johnson’s departure from the Fifty Shades franchise affected the movie sequence.

Elsewhere in the interview, Dornan spoke about his stalker publicly for the primary time.

He advised Adam White: “I tried to put walls up around [the fans], to really try and not let that in. I’m pretty good at just blocking any of the noise associated with whatever fandom is – not letting it affect me, or more importantly my family.

“I’ve been involved in situations where it’s impacted my family. I had a situation… a stalker-type situation before Covid. That was f***ing scary. Someone turned up at my house when my kids were there. It was not something… The more I can block that out, the better it is for me and the family.”

Dornan additionally lately moved followers to tears whereas talking concerning the dying of his mom, and the way the response to Fifty Shades modified his life, on the Radio 4 programme Desert Island Discs.